I’m very passionate about facilitating sisterhood circles, especially over this past year.

I recently held my Scotland retreat and before it started, I visited Black Moon Botanica, a hidden gem in Edinburgh filled with mystical and unique treasures.

As part of the Radiant Woman Rising Retreat this year, there will be an opportunity for the participants to try a whisky tasting.

In our hyper-connected world, mindful art of unplugging is a profound act of self-love.

Are you ready to uncover your true self, shed perfectionism, and embrace change with grace?

Fourteen years ago, I joined a 5- day silent retreat that profoundly redefined my understanding of silence.

Quan Yin, the embodiment of compassion and unconditional love, teaches us to transform pain into healing and embrace forgiveness and inner peace. She teaches us how to nourish ourselves truly.

Claire's unexpected journey into the past is a lot like stepping into menopause. It’s uncharted, a bit daunting, but also filled with opportunities to grow and redefine ourselves.

As a passionate advocate for holistic wellness, one of the most fulfilling aspects of my retreats is curating the perfect gift bag for each participant.

Savasana, also known as Relaxation Pose, offers a deep well of stillness where we can release tension, quiet the mind, and nourish the soul.

Music is a gateway to many things. As a Restorative Yoga teacher, I find great solace in music as not only does it calm me, but my students as well.

Before the digital age and the bombardment of information overload, there was a profound quiet to be found in life's simpler moments—a quiet that seems more elusive now. 

Can you imagine how wonderful you'll feel when you no longer grapple with doubt and uncertainty?

I've found it challenging to open up about this, but I believe it's something you might understand too—the constant relentless pursuit of perfection.

I realize that menopause was not just a challenge; it was an opportunity—an invitation to deepen my relationship with my body, to listen to it, and to care for it in ways I had never considered before.

Earlier this week, I held a Sisterhood Circle in my yoga studio that was yet another beautiful testament to the profound power of gathering.

We've all been there. Standing on the verge of achieving our goals, only to be held back by a whispering voice saying, "Am I really good enough? Do I really belong here?" That voice, known as imposter syndrome, can be a daunting challenge, casting a shadow of self-doubt over our accomplishments and dreams.

New Year's Resolutions: Knowing Yourself and Building Lasting Habits. With the new year well underway, did you find a resolution for this year? It's a time for new beginnings (or endings), setting goals, and, most importantly, understanding ourselves to make these goals a reality.

The Cost of Living Inauthentically

Living inauthentically can be like wearing a beautifully crafted garment that just doesn't fit right. It looks great from the outside, yet every movement is restricted, and every breath is shallow. We find ourselves in careers, relationships, and lifestyles that may look perfect on paper but leave us feeling unfulfilled, restless, and, at times, profoundly lonely.

As women, we navigate a complex world of societal norms and personal doubts. Yet, at our core, there's a voice yearning for authenticity – to live in harmony with who we truly are.