My blog posts from January 2020 onwards can be seen below.
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Tips and Tricks Blogs
Dealing with trauma, anxiety and even every day stressers has a massive impact on our wellbeing. With this in mind, I have written various blogs sharing tips and tricks to help you and your animal friends begin living life on the W·I·L·D Side.
Testimonial- Cherry Carter- Workshop Attendee
In my opinion, Robyn is an Enabler; an amazing listener, coach and teacher and her humility – for me – is what makes her so special. She is very knowledgeable about many things but in particular from my experience – in Healing – both for animals and people. I explain more below: I attended one… Read More »Testimonial- Cherry Carter- Workshop Attendee
Testimonial- Rosie Withey- Horses as Teachers
I had just completed facilitating a 6 day programme and so I had put the day aside to rest. I was aware that I felt relaxed but lots of lovely buzzy energy going on. I felt a lot of energy buzzing around in my head, I saw some colours, a very deep purple and some… Read More »Testimonial- Rosie Withey- Horses as Teachers
Testimonial- HorseWorld Bristol
Robyn has been a fantastic help for HorseWorld volunteering her time and expertise on regular occasions. She is always professional and very ethical in her views. She has performed some wonderful healing with a wide range of equines here at HorseWorld including some very traumatised and nervous individuals who seem to flourish after her visits.
Testimonials- Elizabeth Whiter- Healing Animals Organisation
Robyn is an excellent graduate of the Diploma in Animal Healing and a contributor to the Healing Animals Organisation. Our work supports all animals at every stage of their rehabilitation. We work very closely with the veterinary fraternity to offer a complementary and professional service. … As Robyn is a graduate of the Diploma in… Read More »Testimonials- Elizabeth Whiter- Healing Animals Organisation
Testimonial- Alison Saunders
Robyn and I have been to Holly Hedge Animal Sanctuary together to help the dogs and cats there so I have seen her in action! She shows compassion, empathy and sensitivity to the energy and needs of the animals, offering support and constructive suggestions to the animal guardians.
Introduction to MetaConsciousness™
Nature hasn’t made a mistake! Your body isn’t ‘going wrong’, ‘failing’, or ‘attacking itself’! So, what is happening when we experience dis-ease? Are you someone who intuitively knows there’s a link between emotions and wellbeing, and you’d like to develop your knowledge about our bio-logical system, for your own understanding and/or to share with clients,… Read More »Introduction to MetaConsciousness™
Testimonials- Jo Charlesworth Touch of Wellness
Robyn was a joy to work with during the relax HAO equine massage course. She brought with her a grounded energy and gentle touch that soothed all the horses she worked with.
Taking conscious self-care steps after Trauma
Robyn Harris November 19, 2021 (This is the fourth part of a series and I recommend reading parts 1-3 before this one.) I recommend taking this journey one step at a time, as you feel ready, remembering to stay open and curious, and putting aside any judgement. Be gentle and compassionate with yourself as you… Read More »Taking conscious self-care steps after Trauma
7 Tips For Finding The Practitioner Who’s Right For You
Finding the practitioner – coach, therapist, mentor or whatever – who’s a good fit for you will make all the difference!
But there are so many out there! How do you find the one who’s right for you?
Practising gratitude for health
We’ve come to realise that gratitude has a huge impact on our health. Learn how to use this fabulous tool to optimise your wellbeing.
A post for World Gratitude Day!
5 top gratitude tips for wellbeing. Simple steps to help you build an uplifting and sustainable gratitude practice.
Something huge to celebrate!
I wanted to share something really big with you! Something huge that’s happened since I last posted here. So The big thing that happened is… Drum roll please…….. Nothing! So bear with me on this 😊 In the month or so before I came to live here, there was so much change and I felt… Read More »Something huge to celebrate!
Hot! Hot! HOT!
What’s the weather like where you are at the moment? Here in my new home it’s VERY hot! And having a fairly thick, mostly black coat just makes it seem even hotter! Don’t get me wrong, I like a bit of sunshine and being outdoors, but even so, 5 minutes at the moment is enough… Read More »Hot! Hot! HOT!
5 week questionnaire
What do you like most about your new home? Being able to run in the fieldsInvestigating all the wonderful smellsThe balls, rope toy and treatsplaywalks and exploringbeing told I’m a ‘Good girl’ What do you like least about your new home? The change of moving to a new place where I don’t know the communication… Read More »5 week questionnaire
Why I believe forgiveness often needs to start with forgiving ourselves
Forgiveness is such an important step for our wellbeing, but often we forget about truly and deeply forgiving ourselves.
A friend came back for a visit
Something lovely happened the other day! Someone who’d visited a while ago came back again, and stayed for a few hours. I’d really liked her when she came before so it was lovely to see her again and to spend more time in her energy. Initially I didn’t realise it was her so I barked… Read More »A friend came back for a visit
Settling and learning together
Over the last few days, things have generally felt a good bit calmer. There are still moments when I feel jumpy and anxious but there are fewer of these now, and the times in between are longer and more settled. Initially it felt like being in a foreign country where I didn’t understand the language,… Read More »Settling and learning together
Things were hanging in the balance!
Oh no! It happened again. That’s why I’ve been quiet for a few days again… I’d got a bit overexcited, playing with Tim, and we were standing in the hallway. I was also feeling a little on edge as the space is quite tight there. Suddenly Tim’s hand appeared at my head – and it… Read More »Things were hanging in the balance!
Challenges…
I haven’t posted here for a couple of days… There was an… incident…the other day, after which I retreated into a kind of ‘radio silence’. After that last post, when Tim and I had had such a good day, things took a dramatic downward turn. I don’t even remember how it happened… One minute all… Read More »Challenges…
Nature Blogs
Connecting in with Nature, and exploring the wisdom she shares, with us is at the very core of Equenergy
How can nature benefit my mental health?
Nature offers so many benefits for our health and wellbeing. Here I explore some ways to take advantage of this.
Is mental health nature or nurture?
I believe that both of these factors play a large role in our wellbeing. In terms of nature, there is our own inner nature and also the Nature all around us. When we spend time in Nature it has been proven that this supports our wellbeing. The sights and sounds of the natural world can… Read More »Is mental health nature or nurture?
Wild Wisdom Whisperings
As I was sitting in the woods by our house the other day, enjoying the stillness, I began to notice that even in the relative quiet of this space, there’s lots of activity going on: birds singing, bees buzzing, squirrels scampering and insects crawling around in the leaf litter at my feet. It got me… Read More »Wild Wisdom Whisperings
A little of my story
Personal, true and close to home. Allow me to open up with you, and share some of my story.
A little of my story (3)
As I was saying yesterday, I began searching for a magic wand that would make everything better, but eventually I came to the realisation that really I am the only one who can turn things around for myself and create the life I want to live. That changing my perceptions profoundly changes how I experience… Read More »A little of my story (3)
A little of my story (2)
Fast forward several years… I got through the ME and got a wonderful job with a fabulous boss and mentor, which really helped me get back on my feet. However, the job was a fixed term contract and I had no qualifications, so I started applying to some University courses. I was accepted at Bristol,… Read More »A little of my story (2)
A little of my story (1)
This was originally going to be a ‘live’ on my Facebook group, and then a video, but it quickly became a much longer piece and so I thought I’d write it instead because I know I have a tendency to go off on a tangent and at least this way I can more easily edit… Read More »A little of my story (1)
Why the pandemic of fear is at least as worrying as Coronavirus itself.
As you know, we live in challenging times. The recent coronavirus pandemic was on a scale unseen in living memory. With this in mind, I exploring how the fear this generated has impacted our wellbeing.
Why the pandemic of fear is at least as worrying as Coronavirus itself (4)
Having looked at the impact that fear can have on our wellbeing, I’d like to encourage you to do all you can to address any feelings of anxiety, overwhelm, or panic around Coronavirus and its potential impact on your health, finances, businesses, travel, etc or on that of those close to you. There are many… Read More »Why the pandemic of fear is at least as worrying as Coronavirus itself (4)
Why the pandemic of fear is at least as worrying as Coronavirus itself (3)
The META Conscious™ perspective on the symptoms of Covid-19 would be to consider the following: Our bodies seek to be in harmony with the environment around them. They actually function in synergy with bacteria, viruses and fungi, using them to support this wellbeing process. (If you’d like to know more about this, check out the… Read More »Why the pandemic of fear is at least as worrying as Coronavirus itself (3)
Why the pandemic of fear is at least as worrying as Coronavirus itself (2)
The impact of coronavirus is therefore much more than just the possibility of catching it, and we need to remember that in most cases the symptoms are not life threatening. In fact, fear is much more contagious, as has been shown by the widespread media coverage and the empty supermarket shelves. I believe that the… Read More »Why the pandemic of fear is at least as worrying as Coronavirus itself (2)
Why the pandemic of fear is at least as worrying as Coronavirus itself
You might have noticed that I’m posting this blog series ‘early’ – I normally post on the first weekend of the month – but I felt it was important to make a response to the current situation – one that focuses on wellbeing – in this time of uncertainty. I will be sharing the article… Read More »Why the pandemic of fear is at least as worrying as Coronavirus itself
Whatever You’re Feeling Right Now, it’s OK
Don’t worry if you seem to be swinging from one emotion to the next at the moment. There are so many unanswered questions and so much uncertainty right now that feeling like this is perfectly normal.
Whatever You’re Feeling Right Now, it’s OK (part 5)
So, my message is that whatever you’re feeling, it’s ok. The situation we find ourselves in at the moment is far from normal and so if you feel that you’ve lost your sense of balance, that’s perfectly natural. But there are things you can do to support yourself, you don’t have to do it alone,… Read More »Whatever You’re Feeling Right Now, it’s OK (part 5)
Whatever You’re Feeling Right Now, it’s OK (part 4)
Some further ways to support yourself at this time are: make sure you keep hydrated – our body uses more water in times of stress uncertainty is exhausting so make sure you get plenty of good quality rest don’t put any expectations on yourself – take one day at a time, or even one hour… Read More »Whatever You’re Feeling Right Now, it’s OK (part 4)
Whatever You’re Feeling Right Now, it’s OK (part 3)
These feelings can become overwhelming and between this and the current ‘lockdown’ restrictions, we can feel, metaphorically, like we’re ‘drowning’ or ‘struggling to breathe’. If this resonates for you, I invite you to try some breathing exercises, or to use this tapping technique to help yourself feel more comfortable. If you find yourself feeling lost,… Read More »Whatever You’re Feeling Right Now, it’s OK (part 3)
Whatever You’re Feeling Right Now, it’s OK (part 2)
Having taken some time out (see part 1) I now feel more grounded and centred again. This means that I feel I have a more solid base from which to create and to Be, both for myself and for my practice. I have used this creativity to make some new posts – and even videos,… Read More »Whatever You’re Feeling Right Now, it’s OK (part 2)
Whatever You’re Feeling Right Now, it’s OK (part 1)
I wanted to share some further thoughts, and my learnings, from this current situation, in the hope that it might offer encouragement and some useful ideas and tips. Bearing in mind that we’re in information overload at the moment, I’ll keep the posts short and hopefully easy to read. When the Coronavirus lockdown started, it… Read More »Whatever You’re Feeling Right Now, it’s OK (part 1)
Making the most of this time of Pause
Written during the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown, I explored the impact of suddenly having so much time on our hands, with no period of adjustment. It was almost like that sensation of jumping off a spinning roundabout!
Making the most of this time of pause (part 5)
A wonderful friend of mine, Jules Chabeaux, recently shared a newsletter in which she talked about the Lock Down being an opportunity for us to Key Up. This got me thinking about ‘Ki’ – as in Rei-Ki, or Life Force Energy. I believe that this time is challenging us to step into our authentic ‘Ki’… Read More »Making the most of this time of pause (part 5)
Making the most of this time of pause (part 4)
Infinite Potential If we bring together all that we can learn from Nature and the animals, I believe that we have infinite potential to create a new way of being that better serves us, both as individuals, and as a collective. Living in alignment with our inner wildness, and with Who We Really Are, gives… Read More »Making the most of this time of pause (part 4)
Making the most of this time of Pause (part 3)
Animals For those of us who are now home based, and sharing our homes with animals, this Pause (or should that be ‘Paws’ in this case! 😊) is the perfect opportunity to have more quality time with them. Many will appreciate some extra cuddles, grooming or play. Engaging with them in this way releases oxytocin… Read More »Making the most of this time of Pause (part 3)
Making the most of this time of Pause (part 2)
Nature For me, one way we can do this is by getting back to Nature. We can approach this in a variety of ways: By sitting in Nature and noticing all the different sights, scents, sounds and sensations By observing the feelings we experience when we do this By contemplating the Life Force shared by… Read More »Making the most of this time of Pause (part 2)
Making the most of this time of Pause (part 1)
One of the things that I love best about my work is when I can bring all the various aspects together: people, nature and animals. The other day, as I was pondering this time of staying at home, I realised that this is the perfect opportunity for us all to do just that! People This… Read More »Making the most of this time of Pause (part 1)
How best to support our own wellbeing, both now, and going forward
One of the things that I’m finding most concerning at this time is that we seem to be so focused on fear and the things not to do, rather than things we can do to take care of ourselves and our wellbeing.
How best to support our own wellbeing, both now, and going forward (5)
So, my vision: I would love this to be a time that we can look back on and recognise as a major turning point in our lives. A time when we: went within and rediscovered ourselves and our values learnt how to ‘lean into’ these and to follow the deepest guidance of our hearts learnt… Read More »How best to support our own wellbeing, both now, and going forward (5)
How best to support our own wellbeing, both now, and going forward (4)
Connecting with others One of the biggest challenges of our current ‘lockdown’ situation is that it is lessening our ability to engage in face-to-face interaction with others. Humans are social beings and we need to feel a sense of connection in order to experience full wellbeing. In the initial shock and fear of coronavirus the… Read More »How best to support our own wellbeing, both now, and going forward (4)
How best to support our own wellbeing, both now, and going forward (3)
Gratitude Gratitude has been scientifically shown to improve our physical and mental wellbeing. When we take steps to include this in our daily practice it uplifts us and supports many of the other points that I’ve listed here. What’s more, it’s so simple to do, doesn’t have to cost anything or take up any extra… Read More »How best to support our own wellbeing, both now, and going forward (3)
How best to support our own wellbeing, both now, and going forward (2)
If you’ve been following my blog, you might have seen an earlier post of mine where I explained that our inner state of balance is not a static thing. It’s just like keeping your balance on a bicycle, surf board, or anything else – it’s dynamic and responsive, requiring us to be fluid and flexible… Read More »How best to support our own wellbeing, both now, and going forward (2)
How best to support our own wellbeing, both now, and going forward (1)
One of the things that I’m finding most concerning at this time is that we seem to be so focused on fear and the things not to do, rather than things we can do to take care of ourselves and our wellbeing, both now and going forward into the new ‘normal’, whatever form that might… Read More »How best to support our own wellbeing, both now, and going forward (1)
Saying Goodbye
This is one of the hardest pieces I’ve ever written, and yet I want to reach out to anyone who might find themselves in the same position, to say that although you probably feel very alone at the moment, please know that there are others out there who care.
Saying Goodbye
This is one of the hardest pieces I’ve ever written, and yet I want to reach out to anyone who might find themselves in the same position, to say that although you probably feel very alone at the moment, please know that there are others out there who care, and who will understand at least… Read More »Saying Goodbye
Saying goodbye – Kali Kat
Kali loved to spend time outdoors, either exploring or sitting in the sunshine and enjoying its warmth. During the winter she didn’t go out as much, as she hated the cold, and instead enjoyed the odd game of chase to keep up her hunting skills. She loved to be up at a height where she… Read More »Saying goodbye – Kali Kat
Saying goodbye – the last weeks
I chatted with Kali about how I was feeling, asking her forgiveness for the times when I was sad and worried about losing her. Doing this helped me to realise that feeling upset was only serving to rob me of the gift of this time together and so, for the most part, I was able… Read More »Saying goodbye – the last weeks
Saying goodbye – precious times
Over the last couple of months, I had noticed that Kali seemed to suddenly appear much older. Last summer she’d had a burst of new energy and had regularly gone out hunting on the land around our house. She was much too successful for my liking, but it was heartening to see that she was… Read More »Saying goodbye – precious times
Saying goodbye – returning home
We brought our precious girl home with us again and put her in a box with a couple of her blankets and some toys until the next day when Tim made her a lovely wooden coffin and dug a grave for her by her favourite sunny step where she used to sit on summer evenings… Read More »Saying goodbye – returning home
Saying goodbye – adjusting to being without her
Everywhere I turn there are memories of her, and I keep finding more bits of ‘kitty paraphernalia’ – who knew one small cat could have so many things?! They include: her taurine supplement, blankets, assorted toys that keep turning up in random places around the house, food and treats, cat flap and step, and the… Read More »Saying goodbye – adjusting to being without her
Saying goodbye – what I’ve learnt
So, the messages I’d like to share from this experience are: This time of lockdown has given us a whole new appreciation of connection. I encourage you to never take this for granted and to be grateful for all those who bring light and joy into your life. Remember to treasure the time you have… Read More »Saying goodbye – what I’ve learnt
Intriguing blogs
I have a range of blogs to catch the eye of anyone seeking to explore their W·I·L·D side
Testimonial- Cherry Carter- Workshop Attendee
In my opinion, Robyn is an Enabler; an amazing listener, coach and teacher and her humility – for me – is what makes her so special. She is very knowledgeable about many things but in particular from my experience – in Healing – both for animals and people. I explain more below: I attended one… Read More »Testimonial- Cherry Carter- Workshop Attendee
Testimonial- Rosie Withey- Horses as Teachers
I had just completed facilitating a 6 day programme and so I had put the day aside to rest. I was aware that I felt relaxed but lots of lovely buzzy energy going on. I felt a lot of energy buzzing around in my head, I saw some colours, a very deep purple and some… Read More »Testimonial- Rosie Withey- Horses as Teachers
Testimonial- HorseWorld Bristol
Robyn has been a fantastic help for HorseWorld volunteering her time and expertise on regular occasions. She is always professional and very ethical in her views. She has performed some wonderful healing with a wide range of equines here at HorseWorld including some very traumatised and nervous individuals who seem to flourish after her visits.
Testimonials- Elizabeth Whiter- Healing Animals Organisation
Robyn is an excellent graduate of the Diploma in Animal Healing and a contributor to the Healing Animals Organisation. Our work supports all animals at every stage of their rehabilitation. We work very closely with the veterinary fraternity to offer a complementary and professional service. … As Robyn is a graduate of the Diploma in… Read More »Testimonials- Elizabeth Whiter- Healing Animals Organisation
Testimonial- Alison Saunders
Robyn and I have been to Holly Hedge Animal Sanctuary together to help the dogs and cats there so I have seen her in action! She shows compassion, empathy and sensitivity to the energy and needs of the animals, offering support and constructive suggestions to the animal guardians.
Introduction to MetaConsciousness™
Nature hasn’t made a mistake! Your body isn’t ‘going wrong’, ‘failing’, or ‘attacking itself’! So, what is happening when we experience dis-ease? Are you someone who intuitively knows there’s a link between emotions and wellbeing, and you’d like to develop your knowledge about our bio-logical system, for your own understanding and/or to share with clients,… Read More »Introduction to MetaConsciousness™
Testimonials- Jo Charlesworth Touch of Wellness
Robyn was a joy to work with during the relax HAO equine massage course. She brought with her a grounded energy and gentle touch that soothed all the horses she worked with.
Taking conscious self-care steps after Trauma
Robyn Harris November 19, 2021 (This is the fourth part of a series and I recommend reading parts 1-3 before this one.) I recommend taking this journey one step at a time, as you feel ready, remembering to stay open and curious, and putting aside any judgement. Be gentle and compassionate with yourself as you… Read More »Taking conscious self-care steps after Trauma
7 Tips For Finding The Practitioner Who’s Right For You
Finding the practitioner – coach, therapist, mentor or whatever – who’s a good fit for you will make all the difference!
But there are so many out there! How do you find the one who’s right for you?
Practising gratitude for health
We’ve come to realise that gratitude has a huge impact on our health. Learn how to use this fabulous tool to optimise your wellbeing.
A post for World Gratitude Day!
5 top gratitude tips for wellbeing. Simple steps to help you build an uplifting and sustainable gratitude practice.
Something huge to celebrate!
I wanted to share something really big with you! Something huge that’s happened since I last posted here. So The big thing that happened is… Drum roll please…….. Nothing! So bear with me on this 😊 In the month or so before I came to live here, there was so much change and I felt… Read More »Something huge to celebrate!
Hot! Hot! HOT!
What’s the weather like where you are at the moment? Here in my new home it’s VERY hot! And having a fairly thick, mostly black coat just makes it seem even hotter! Don’t get me wrong, I like a bit of sunshine and being outdoors, but even so, 5 minutes at the moment is enough… Read More »Hot! Hot! HOT!
5 week questionnaire
What do you like most about your new home? Being able to run in the fieldsInvestigating all the wonderful smellsThe balls, rope toy and treatsplaywalks and exploringbeing told I’m a ‘Good girl’ What do you like least about your new home? The change of moving to a new place where I don’t know the communication… Read More »5 week questionnaire
Why I believe forgiveness often needs to start with forgiving ourselves
Forgiveness is such an important step for our wellbeing, but often we forget about truly and deeply forgiving ourselves.
A friend came back for a visit
Something lovely happened the other day! Someone who’d visited a while ago came back again, and stayed for a few hours. I’d really liked her when she came before so it was lovely to see her again and to spend more time in her energy. Initially I didn’t realise it was her so I barked… Read More »A friend came back for a visit
Settling and learning together
Over the last few days, things have generally felt a good bit calmer. There are still moments when I feel jumpy and anxious but there are fewer of these now, and the times in between are longer and more settled. Initially it felt like being in a foreign country where I didn’t understand the language,… Read More »Settling and learning together
Things were hanging in the balance!
Oh no! It happened again. That’s why I’ve been quiet for a few days again… I’d got a bit overexcited, playing with Tim, and we were standing in the hallway. I was also feeling a little on edge as the space is quite tight there. Suddenly Tim’s hand appeared at my head – and it… Read More »Things were hanging in the balance!
Challenges…
I haven’t posted here for a couple of days… There was an… incident…the other day, after which I retreated into a kind of ‘radio silence’. After that last post, when Tim and I had had such a good day, things took a dramatic downward turn. I don’t even remember how it happened… One minute all… Read More »Challenges…
