The Mindful Baker

There’s a peculiar moment in life when you suddenly realise you’ve become the family historian.Not because anyone asked you to. Not because you have a degree in archaeology, genealogy, or “romanticising old bricks.” No — it happens because one day you’re standing in your kitchen, wondering how on earth to say thank you to your dad for being your anchor in a life that has included more detours, disasters, distractions, and inner battles than most people experience in a decade

In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, how often do we dismiss routine activities as mundane and uninteresting? For the greater...

Not that any of you are nay sayers but I often find that mindfulness is sometimes perceived as a religion doctrine, of sorts, rather than...

Following on from the last few blogs giving you techniques and methods to integrate mindfulness and meditation into your life (just click...

We’ve all been let down at some point or another in our lives, be that through an individual’s failure to carry out a promised task or a...

In the 1980’s, Jon Kabat-Zinn, a prominent mental health doctor, became heavily involved in meditation. Inspired by the successful and...

I watched an insightful programme recently, entitled Trust me, I’m a Doctor which, in a bid to discover the most effective ways to tackle...