Author: Nathalie Montille

Today we identify more and more with our body. We are acutely aware of the way it looks – too fat, hardly too thin, and God forbid that we should look our age. We surgically remove what we do not want, artificially implant whatever we believe is missing, collectively spend an infinite amount of time, and millions of pounds "looking perfect", and maybe not realising that, ultimately, what we are truly seeking is acceptance, approval and love. We all want to be loved, but we mistakenly believe that we must first be perfect…continue reading →

When Stefanie called me that afternoon, I could detect from the worry in her voice that something was wrong. She had gone for a routine scan that morning and had been told that her baby presented a dark spot in one of her lungs. Further tests were needed and she and her partner would have to be referred to the Great Ormond Street Hospital in London. After reassuring her as best I could, I invited her to come for a physical journey as soon as possible. Stefanie, normally very open to the work,…continue reading →