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ARE YOU FEELING STUCK? Feeling like you are running on empty or pushing a concrete block around. When this is happening we are out of alignment in one or more areas of our lives - health, money, business, family life etc. Everything feels like effort. However it doesn't have to! It is my passion to help my clients get 'ALIGNED' and feel inspired. I love to serve entrepeneurs, executives and parents, particularly parents of special needs children as this is my own personal journey. Love & blessings. Siobhan More about...

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Outdoor Exercise
Exercise is an essential way for the body to stay healthy physically but also at a neurochemical level. It helps to burn off the stress hormones that have built up in the body.

Fresh Produce
Fresh produce grown under natural sunlight will have higher nutritional value then processed foods. Organic is best.

One Hour in Natural light
An hour of natural light a day, keeps the doctor away. Being outdoors during the morning time or late afternoon when the intensity of the sunlight is decreased is said to be beneficial for the body.

Full Spectrum Bulbs
Have a full spectrum bulb in your child’s study area, and throughout your own home. These can be bought relatively cheaply and are available globally.

Observe
Observe how you feel when under unnatural lighting. If you start to feel tired, confused or stressed, know that their is a reason. Dr Fritz Hollwich of Germany discovered in 1980 that people under fluorescent lighting had raised levels of stress hormones in their blood while those in natural light did not. .... more

FREE FAMILY WELLNESS

Wai Lana's Little Yogis™
Fun Exercise Book

Thumbs up from Kids Yoga Network. Recommended for Home and makes great gift. ... more

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	Finding Inner Peace while Parenting a Special Needs Child Siobhan Wilcox
	I realized my journey of wishing to be a mother began when I was five and received my first Tiny Tears Baby doll from Santa. I remember the anticipation on Christmas morning, waiting for the clock to turn seven so I could finally run down stairs and meet my new baby! My body was tingling with excitement as I ripped open the wrapping paper and there it was; my very own baby doll. Holding it in my arms, it was love at first sight. ... more

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