I will be taking my Neal’s Yard Remedies stall out and about this festive season. come and find me and let me help make your Christmas shopping easy.
From pre-made gift sets to bespoke and personal, I can help you create thoughtful, natural and organic presents this season.
Christmas fairs are always a lot of fun so do come and say hello 👋🏻🤶🏻🎁🎄
All of the Neal’s Yard Remedies products for Christmas 2025 are just stunning. Have a look at my showcase below and see if there is anything that takes your fancy.
This year, I’ve changed — not just what I do, but how I do it.
Autumn, for me, has always felt like a season of reflection and transformation.
The trees remind us that letting go can be beautiful, and this year I’ve taken that lesson to heart. I chose to see things differently — to understand that I don’t have to live up to anyone else’s expectations of what I should do or how I should run my business.
For a long time, I carried the belief that success meant following the crowd, doing things “the right way.” But I’ve learned that the right way is simply the one that aligns with my own values — kindness, sharing, joy, and authenticity. When I started living by those values, life began to feel lighter. The endless push and comparison gave way to a calmer flow, and I found myself not just coping, but genuinely enjoying the process again.
As a reforming people-pleaser, this hasn’t always come easily. Letting go of old habits and stories takes practice — but the shift in energy has been incredible. By choosing to do things my way, prioritising what truly lights me up, I’ve noticed real changes in both my business and my wellbeing. I feel more grounded, more balanced, and more me.
I came back to the heart of why I started my business in the first place — to help people, to share what I’ve learned and what I’m passionate about. That meant reconnecting with more of you in real life: offering more treatments, creating and attendingmore events, and building more genuine connections. But it also meant taking care of myself, so that I could show up fully for others.
💫What needed to change to align with my happy values
To bring in these changes, I had to let go of the belief that I needed to be something I wasn’t. And that’s something I also share through my Find Your Happy programme — recognising, resetting, and replacing those limiting beliefs that keep us small or stuck. When we reconnect with what really matters, we naturally begin to shift our energy toward joy and ease.
Whether it’s through videos and online practices, hands-on therapies, or the well-being of using natural and organic products, everything I share is about helping you find your version of happy — one that feels real, peaceful, and deeply personal.
As autumn settles in, it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect on your own journey. Notice how far you’ve come, and where a little more light and energy could still make a difference. Change doesn’t have to be dramatic — sometimes, it’s as simple as choosing to see things differently.
And just like the trees, when we release what no longer serves us, we make space for new growth to begin. 🍂
✨ Ready to find your version of happy?
If this message has resonated with you, maybe it’s time to explore your own season of change. My Find Your Happyprogramme gently guides you through letting go, realigning with your values, and inviting more calm, joy and light into your life.
If you’d like to know more or talk about how it could support you personally, I’d love to hear from you. Just send me a message — we can have a friendly, no-pressure chat about where you are right now and how you can start creating your next chapter with confidence and kindness. 💛
We had a wonderful day at our recent Pop Up Market and I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you who came along, shopped with our amazing stall-holders and enjoyed the garden. It was truly uplifting to see people chatting and laughing in our garden. With all the hard work Colin and I put in to get the garden ready, it really does make it worth while to see our visitors relaxed and enjoying themselves.
We were so lucky with the weather – a light shower just as the stallholders had set up was a little worrying but it came to nothing and we had a beautiful day after that.
Oscar (the dog) was in his usual role as meet and greet, which he carried out admirably and Colin kept the stallholders happy with homemade bread and plenty of drinks.
Thank you to our stallholders for their donations of raffle prizes and thank you to everyone who bought raffle tickets to raise money for the Bedford Daycare Hospice. I’m delighted that we raised £140. The Hospice staff were very grateful for your generous donations, see the photo of my presentation with a Thank You certificate in the hospice garden with some of the team I work with on a Friday.
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