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‘While It is true that you are not alone, the mind can have you believing otherwise.’

‘While It is true that you are not alone, the mind can have you believing otherwise.’ In checking out the latest stats on mental health, the World Health Organization states that In 2019, 1 in every 8 people (970 million...

The influence of our beliefs.

 “Not many people achieve their dreams from around here, fair play to ya.” — my taxi driver today from my home town as I was heading back to the States. This statement saddened me and also got me thinking. If...

Valentines Blog - Cultivating Self Love For Dancers.

We are coming into Valentine’s week — A holiday where the first things we think about are loved-up couples, dinner dates, giving gifts, and showing love and kindness towards others. I walked into a store earlier, and it was full...

School, A levels, leaving certs and grades etc.

Some of my thoughts on School, A levels, leaving certs and grades etc, because I’m back in the UK and I’m hearing about it everywhere.. I imagine there are many different emotional responses with A level results out across the...

A letter to my body

“If we make self-love or body acceptance conditional depending on the size of our bodies, we'll never be happy. The reality is that our bodies are constantly changing, and they will never remain exactly as they once were, they simply...

2021 Challenges & Lessons

As many share their highlights of 2021, I’ll share some of my personal challenges & lessons learned from this year. Perhaps some might resonate with some of you. I thought this year would bring clarity as to where on this...

Toxic Positivity

Positive vibes only. #Goodvibesonly Stay positive. Don’t worry, be happy. Get out of your head. Just go for a walk. Stay motivated. It could be worse. What do you have to worry about? Just be grateful. Just do “this,” just...

Retiring as a competitive and professional Irish dancer

If you have dedicated your life to competitive and/or professional dance, then what happens when your career ends? If you’re no longer a dancer, who are you? Many dancers begin their career as toddlers and go on to compete for...

Managing challenging times as a dancer

No matter how much you plan ahead, practice and prepare, sometimes things just won’t go according to expectation & plan. I have often witnessed dancers seeing their ‘disappointments’ as evidence that they are not good enough. Some of the most...

Letting go of fear of judgement

My struggle with anxiety caused me to have a fear of judgement for most of my life. I’ve always  been a massive over-thinker and had the desperate need to be liked. This can make putting yourself out there and sharing...