Book cover with text and image showing a pool of water at sunset with blue mountains in the background and a winter tree with birds in the left of the foreground

Special new year offer!

Buy Death and Loss in Shiatsu Practice, a guide to holistic bodywork in palliative care, published by Singing Dragon in 2020

Shiatsu

•

Writing

•

Art

•

Shiatsu • Writing • Art •

“My art is grounded in the belief that one universal energy … runs through everything: from insect to man, from man to spectre, from spectre to plant, from plant to galaxy.” Ana Mendieta

image.jpg




Shiatsu




Writing

 
Read the latest newsletter
 

Latest News Read All

 

Follow Instagram

View fullsize The Forest of Dean Walking the Gloucestershire Way through the Forest of Dean from Chepstow. Injury and using the right and left sides of the brain.... http://walkingwithoutadonkey.com/2025/04/14/the-forest-of-dean/
View fullsize North Edinburgh Art Trail An arts trail in North Edinburgh, from Natalie Taylor's labyrinth at Pennywell Kirk to the mural on the Edinburgh Direct Aid Warehouse wall made by Draya Madú with Eva Paredes and volunteers. Map here. Labyrinth by N
View fullsize
View fullsize It doesn't matter how often it happens, death is still a mystery to me. That someone can be such a vital part of life and then be gone. At least in living, laughing form. Thanks to Rosemary Burnett for being beside me when we sang in Wildfire Choir
View fullsize
View fullsize Chi gung classes for peace and balance. Gentle exercises for health and wellbeing. All levels welcome. #chigung #qigong #chikung
View fullsize 2026 Vision, Align your Ki for the Year Ahead Thanks to New Energy Work for this free webinar helping us to focus on the next 12 months using our chi / ki. Envisioning and setting intentions for our practice. A lot to think about and act on. Also, th
View fullsize These Old Paths A film made during and in response to the January 2026 First Friday Walk, prompted by Lucy Guenot. She wrote, "Let’s think about the walks and the paths and tracks that are most familiar to us: the comfort of taking a well