In this special episode of The Mindful Kind podcast, I've shared several of my favourite breathing techniques!

Techniques include:

• Take a simple, deep breath
• Spinal pearls
• Breathe in time with running/walking
• Soften the body with the breath before falling asleep
• Ujjayi breathing
• Breathe with one hand on the chest and one hand on the stomach

I also offer to answer listener questions about mindfulness! Simply email me at [email protected] or find me on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter (simply search for Rachael Kable).

This episode is all about you to use music mindfully!

With tips like tuning into your senses, singing, and playing a mindful music game, this episode is packed with ideas for using music to be more mindful.

I announce a special deal for the next round of Meaningful Mindfulness Sessions, where every client will receive a copy of my new eBook, 'A Journey into Mindfulness: Your Twenty One Day Guide' for free! Just head to my website at www.rachaelkable.com and check out the Work With Me tab and Meaningful Mindfulness Sessions to find more details.

I hope you enjoy this episode and I'll be back next week with more mindfulness goodness!

Episode 11 of The Mindful Kind podcast is about how to incorporate a mindfulness practice into a busy lifestyle!

I share how a mindfulness practice can support you during times of stress, rather than adding yet another task on your to-do list. By incorporating mindfulness in clever, time-saving ways, we can choose to be mindful, without it taking any extra time at all!

I also share a recent experience of my own stress (yes, there were tears!) and how mindfulness helped me change my mindset with compassion and curiosity.

I also announce the launch of my new e-book about mindfulness, A Journey into Mindfulness: Your Twenty One Day Guide, which can be found on my website at www.rachaelkable.com (just check out the e-books page!).

Following on from the last episode about mindfulness in the workplace, episode 10 of The Mindful Kind podcast is about using mindfulness during a tough day at work.

The five mindful tips this week focus on helping you to build resilience, manage stress and take care of your wellbeing when you're having a hard time.

With tips including using the breath to reduce stress, getting high quality sleep and journalling mindfully at the end of the day to leave work at work, this episode is about equipping you with useful and practical tips to get through a tough work day.

If you enjoy this episode, I would love to read your review on iTunes!

Welcome to episode 9 of The Mindful Kind podcast!

Discover 5 useful tips for bringing more mindfulness into your workplace, including using mindfulness tools, being mindful during the commute and practising gratitude.

You'll hear about my own experiences with mindfulness at work and how I learned to refresh, re-focus, unleash creativity and increase my efficiency at work by practising mindfulness in different ways.

At the end of the episode, I've shared how listeners can work with me one-on-one with the Meaningful Mindfulness Sessions, which you can check out at www.rachaelkable.com/meaningful-mindfulness-sessions/

Episode 8 of The Mindful Kind podcast is about using mindfulness to be more self-loving and decrease the influence of critical thoughts.

This is a really special episode because I've shared how I overcame my own critical thoughts about public speaking to create a podcast!

Being more mindful and in tune with our thoughts can really help us to recognise and acknowledge the thoughts which might be hurting us or holding us back. We can then choose what we want to do about those thoughts- whether we let them go, do something differently or embrace more positive ideas.

I also announce my new and exciting Meaningful Mindfulness Sessions via Skype! These sessions are for women who want to begin or strengthen their own mindfulness practice with my one-on-one support and guidance. To check out the details for these sessions, head to www.rachaelkable.com and check out the Work With Me page.

Episode 7 of The Mindful Kind podcast is all about creating a more mindful morning!

Discover my favourite ways to bring more mindfulness into the beginning or your day, including tuning into the senses when you wake up, exploring mindfulness within your beauty rituals and enjoying a mindful breakfast.

In this episode, I've mentioned some wonderful mindfulness tools, including:

Aromatic Body Mist- Combardis Elixirs

Necklace- Violet Gray

Gratitude Journal- Kikki K

Dailygreatness Journal- Dailygreatness

If you enjoy this episode of The Mindful Kind podcast, I would absolutely love to read your review on iTunes!

With 8 more practical, fun and easy tips to be mindful in 2016, Part 2 of this episode is absolutely packed with mindfulness inspiration.

Learn how to go for a mindful walk, how to journal in a mindful way and experience a guided visualisation, plus much more!

A written version of "How to be Mindful in 2016" will be published soon on my website at www.rachaelkable.com/blog so you can have a reminder of all the tips I've shared.

If you enjoy this episode, I would absolutely love to read your review on iTunes! Thank you for being one of The Mindful Kind:)

Welcome to episode number 5 of The Mindful Kind podcast!

With the New Year drawing rapidly closer, I decided to create a collection of my favourite mindfulness practices for you to take into 2016. In this episode, I've chatted about eight of my mindfulness favourite practices, including how to do them and why they're useful.

From being a mindful listener, to deep breathing, to noticing sensations in your body, I've explained really simple and practical ways to bring more mindfulness into your life.

I hope you enjoy this episode! Look out for Part 2, which will go live on 31st December, with 8 more tips for your mindfulness practice in 2016!

I'm super excited to bring this episode of The Mindful Kind to you! I've been bursting to share one of my favourite mindfulness resources with you and how I use it (and how you can, too!).

Introducing a very special book, called Calm. Written by Michael Acton Smith, this book is a beautiful representation of mindfulness and a really useful tool in my mindfulness practice.

In this episode, I've chatted about my favourite activity from Calm and how just reading it is a mindfulness practice in itself!

I've got a very exciting surprise towards the end of the episode, so be sure to hang around!

P.S Just in case you need my email address, here it is: [email protected]