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25/07/2026
22/07/2026
Susie’s sound travels: Two weeks have whizzed by since my trip to Italy to collect my new beloved Theta Drum and swing machine - such an incredible experience to meet the wonderful wise Noemi Franceschi and see her expertise and craftsmanship in creating the fabulously unique range of instruments they produce. I am so excited playing the most amazing ocean drum of all ocean drums, and back lit on the swing machine gently rocking it is truly magical! A top favourite at the two sound baths I’ve facilitated since getting back last week… a new friend for many years to come. Thank you Noemi for the gift of your guidance and blessing - memories to cherish and I shall post more fun ones on my travels so you can see where you theta baby is travelling 🌏🚐✨✨✨✨✨
30/06/2026
Free 60-Minute Sensory-Sensitive Sound Bath
Ideal for neurodivergent people, those experiencing anxiety, and anyone seeking a quieter, sensory-aware experience. Sound baths use calming instruments such as singing bowls, chimes, and gentle percussion to create an immersive listening experience that many people find deeply relaxing.
When: Saturday 18th July 6pm
Where: Woodstock Pilates Studio,
OX20 1JL (Kate Bennett)
Complete Contact Form to book your place: see link in bio
Limited places available
Please note session may be recorded/photographed for training purposes
PART 2: ASMR is a soothing, often calming feeling that starts with a tingle on your scalp and travels down your neck and spine. It’s usually triggered by soft sounds like whispering or tapping, or by gentle visuals that give you a sense of being cared for. People often use it to help them sleep better, feel less anxious and manage stress. It creates a ‘brain massage’ feeling that is generally seen as a positive, non-sexual pleasure.
- Common triggers include whispering, soft speaking, tapping, crinkling sounds, slow, deliberate hand movements and visuals that simulate personal attention, like haircuts or eye exams.
- People usually feel calm, relaxed or ‘tingly’, which can lead to a trance-like state or help them fall asleep.
- While we don’t know everything about it, research suggests it activates brain areas linked to pleasure and reward, which might lower your heart rate.
Trained and qualified with Ziggie Bergman zone facelift I now offer ASMR as part of my massage and reflexology treatments…
PART 1: ASMR, or Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, is a soothing, often calming feeling that starts with a tingle on your scalp and travels down your neck and spine. It’s usually triggered by soft sounds like whispering or tapping, or by gentle visuals that give you a sense of being cared for. People often use it to help them sleep better, feel less anxious and manage stress. It creates a ‘brain massage’ feeling that is generally seen as a positive, non-sexual pleasure.
⁃ Common triggers include whispering, soft speaking, tapping, crinkling sounds, slow, deliberate hand movements and visuals that simulate personal attention, like haircuts or eye exams.
⁃ People usually feel calm, relaxed or ‘tingly’, which can lead to a trance-like state or help them fall asleep.
⁃ While we don’t know everything about it, research suggests it activates brain areas linked to pleasure and reward, which might lower your heart rate.
Trained and qualified with Ziggie Bergman zone facelift I now offer ASMR as part of my massage and reflexology treatments…
01/08/2025
Day 1 now taking its toll a bit…
15/07/2025
In the Quiet Halls of Calais, Walks a Miracle on Four Legs
In a hospital in Calais, France, where the air is thick with final goodbyes and the silence of waiting hearts, a former show horse named Peyo has become something extraordinary.
He does not wear a white coat. He carries no stethoscope.
And yet, they call him Doctor Peyo.
Once a proud stallion in the world of competitive dressage, Peyo chose a different path. One that defies logic. One that science still struggles to explain. He now walks softly from room to room in the palliative care unit—not led, not commanded—but guided by something higher.
When Peyo stops outside a patient’s door and gently raises his hoof, his longtime companion Hassen Bouchakour understands: Someone inside needs love. Someone is in pain. Someone is ready.
Inside, he stands still beside beds where breath is shallow and time is short. Patients reach for him instinctively. Families place a trembling hand on his back. Nurses say the room changes. The energy softens. Grief exhales.
Peyo never rushes. He stays as long as needed—sometimes hours. Not to heal, but to hold. To bring grace where medicine cannot.
Since 2016, this 15-year-old stallion has chosen this sacred duty. He walks among the dying with reverence, sensing what others cannot. And somehow, always, finding the ones who are closest to letting go.
Some say their pain lifts when he enters. Others whisper that he brings peace where even prayer has struggled to reach. There are fewer tears. Sometimes even laughter. Always presence.
His story is not about magic.
It’s about the unseen threads that connect us. The quiet knowing that love doesn’t need language. That sometimes, the most powerful thing you can offer… is simply to be there.
Peyo is a reminder that healing is not always a cure.
Sometimes it’s a horse resting his head gently in your lap, in the final hours of life—offering no words, just companionship, calm, and a stillness that says:
You are not alone.
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01/04/2025
Team Ipsum enjoying another fabulous launch at Claridge’s - this time a personal favourite - Janet’s newest genius formulation: Ipsum Nutrient-Rich Moisturising Cream… a deeply deeply nourishing, skin-cushioning, non-greasy, mattifying Australian bush botanical miracle moisturiser - I LOVE it!! Thank you Janet and for such a lovely gathering!
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