Merry Christmas and Love from Cancer Cured Me

In this episode Why getting outside and grounding your body can instantly regulate your nervous systemHow to enjoy festive food and drink without guilt or dysregulationSimple ways to balance blood sugar during indulgent seasons (and why it matters more in midlife)A powerful visualisation technique to protect your energy around difficult peopleWhy Christmas can bring up grief and how to honour it without losing the joyIn this special Christmas Eve episode of Cancer Cured Me, I invite you all to have a moment to pause, reflect and I really want to say thank you. This is a gentle, grounding solo episode designed to support you through the festive season whether Christmas feels joyful, overwhelming, emotional or quietly reflective this year.I revisit some of the most powerful tools shared throughout December, drawing on expert insights around nervous system regulation, hormone health, nutrition and self-advocacy from Suzy Reading, Hannah Alderson and Georgie Shears while also offering my own lived wisdom on slowing down, regulating your body and protecting your energy during a busy and emotionally charged time of year.This episode is a reminder that healing isn’t about perfection it’s about presence.Thank you for your incredible support in this first year of the podcast - I am so very grateful to all of you.Merry Christmas and a very peaceful new year xA Gentle ReminderThis episode honours that Christmas can be many things at once, joyful, tender, nostalgic, lonely, or all of the above. You’re invited to let this season look exactly how it needs to look for you.Whether that means celebration, solitude, movement, rest, prayer, laughter or tears it’s all valid.WORK WITH ME! Let’s go deeper 1:1: from private VIP Wellbeing mornings to ongoing or one off coachingFull details & booking here: www.lalaloves.comInsta:@cancercuredmeRetreats: @lalalovesretreatsCLICK HERE TO JOIN MY COTSWOLDS RETREAT CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE HAPPY MONDAY TO RECEIVE EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNTS & NEWS Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.