At this time where we need to be more flexible and adaptable, this a-synchronous way of connection might suit you

I've written about how I have sniffed my way and found my way in a new eco-centered space and would love you to join me in 'not knowing' and curiosity about how we can use this strange time to re-set and live more harmoniously and sustainably.

Making plans at this time of uncertainty is really hard, instead we need to go feral and sniff our way forward

Before COVID-19 I lived a busy life, now I live a full life.  What's the difference?

What are the criteria you base your life decisions on?  Do you fit your life around your work?  What about family? health? Sustainability?  How could COVID-19 help us think differently?

What domestic abuse is, how to spot it and how to get out of it.

A quick thought from the woods.

Joseph Campbell's Hero's journey goes some way to helping us see lock-down and COVID-19 in a larger context so we can consider how we want to emerge into the world; what we want to leave behind and what we want to grow.

The world has changed in schools and we need to think about emotional and psychological needs as well as physical.  

Death, divorce, separation; any kind of ending can lead us to feeling bereaved.  

At this covid time we are all facing bereavements, losses and mourning.  Here is what I know based on my hospice work and also my own experience of grief.

There is more to help you below:

My book 6 steps to relationship recovery goes into more detail about grief and carrying on with life: https://www.julieleoni.com/books/

Free meditations on emotion here might help: https://www.julieleoni.com/media-oswestry-shropshire/

I'm available to support you: https://www.julieleoni.com/coaching-training-oswestry-shropshire/

And there are more blogs on grief here:

https://www.julieleoni.com/blog/psychology-and-emotions/ive-been-feeling-guilt/

https://www.julieleoni.com/blog/psychology-and-emotions/today-i-have-felt-sad-all-day/