The Healing Hour

On the healing hour today we have Niall O’Murchu. He is the creator of “Breathe with Niall". He is a wellness expert and uses and teaches the Wim Hoff method in order to live a healthier, happier and stronger life, helping others to do the same. He teaches people to learn to breathe fully and deeply, improving health, giving the client more energy, reducing stress and many other health benefits.

On Episode 10’s podcast we have Jimmy, known as That Meditation Guy. He teaches an ancient technique from the Himalayas that is scientifically proven to deliver transformative benefits. This is completely different from mindfulness and other styles of meditation which you might have tried before, melting away stress and leaving you feeling happy, energised, and clear-headed.  Jimmy takes clients beyond the thinking mind into a place of peace, stillness, calm and silence.  I wanted to chat with Jimmy about the power of healing through meditation and its healing benefits on the mind, body and spirit.

Samantha is an actress, presenter, disability activist, inclusion and equality consultant and keynote speaker. She is a columnist for the Metro and often writes about what it is like to be disabled in a disabling word. She was born with a rare genetic condition called Osteogenesis Imperfecta (or more commonly known as Brittle Bone condition) and is a full-time wheelchair user. She has recently published an amazing and inspiring book called; “You are the best thing since sliced bread” in a nutshell it talks about how to embrace your uniqueness as that is what makes you fabulous. I’m so thrilled to have Samantha on as she has so much light and healing to offer this world and its wonderful to talk about healing with disability and learning to navigate life in a very unempathic world.

Justine Jenkins is a celebrity make up artist, activist, beauty expert and industry reformer. She has done make up for clients such as Fearne Cotton, Jodie comer, Laura Whitmore, Vicky McClure, Suranne Jones, Emily Beecham, Along side many others. Justin has been a make-up artist for 23 years. she was one of the first permanent make-up artists in London to go entirely cruelty free after she discovered most cosmetic brands were still testing on animals. Her mantra is “if you don’t stand for something you fool for everything” so she stood up for what she felt was morally right and I love that!  she’s written hundreds of articles on the subject and the body shop invited her to present a petition to the EU in Brussels calling for a global ban on cosmetic animal testing. She’s also written a book called sustainable beauty!  As she says, change cannot happen overnight but she believes that if everybody puts in a bit of effort and is a more awake on the situation things can change. It was wonderful to have her on to talk all about healing through make up and sustainability.

In episode 7 we talk about the impact that the fertility journey can have on people and the healing processes that many have to endure to get there. In this episode, we have the wonderful Gaynor Almond on as a guest. She is a holistic fertility specialist, Offering programmes to women & couples with fertility issues, pregnancy loss(es), and fertility treatments IVF/ICSI. She covers Root-cause therapy - a trauma & emotional healing therapy for those struggling to conceive alongside Fertility coaching and Clinical fertility reflexology. Whether you are on a fertility journey or not, this episode is a real eye-opener and so truly informative on a topic that is not discussed nearly enough in the mainstream.