Yoga nidrā and the ‘gift’ of injury
Simply being, without any need for doing. Discovering yoga nidrā was the gold of a one-to-one session with yoga therapist,
on postmodern midwifery and women
Simply being, without any need for doing. Discovering yoga nidrā was the gold of a one-to-one session with yoga therapist,
Once upon a slow news week in summer 2017, UK journalists lazily latched onto an out of date factoid: that
Justifying to a seven-year-old Anubis why I’m going to Germany for my week off – and missing mothers’ day, helped crystallise
Such is the force of the humanization movement in Brazil, that the IV International Conference on Humanization of Childbirth took
Who remembers Adelir ‘#weareallAdelir‘ Góes? In 2014, the case of a woman from Torres in Rio Grande do Sul
Originally a guest post on Sheena Byrom’s blog in April 2014, re-posted in response to the wonderful news that Adelir
Flitting listlessly through my timeline, I was arrested and perplexed by this wall of interrogation on a red background. Turns
Mary sent this letter today, asking me to ‘put it on a universal email on the computer’ for her sisters
“Mothers-to-be may get right to home birth“, wrote Sarah Kate Templeton in The Sunday Times, 11 October 2015 (who also
Still working my way through Kirkup’s Morecombe Bay investigation report – it’s a heavy read. After the RCOG and RCM