Insight – Red Power Card Reading
Q: Myriam suffers from fibroids and wanted to know why they grow in some women and not others and how to get rid of them. A: The Red Power Card we drew for you Miriam is: ‘Insight’. ‘Insight’ is in…
13 powerful reasons to love your period and your menstrual cycle – part 1
We’re tired of the cultural edge around all things menstrual, tired of being careful about how we speak of it so as not to embarrass, offend or cause discomfort, sick of hiding this awesome power we hold in our bodies, over it…
Why has my menstrual cycle become disrupted?
Q: Karina wrote to us about the loss of menstruation after going through a divorce. She is 28, not pregnant, and she wants to know what is going on. A: Going through a divorce regardless of whether it is mutual,…
A Womans Quest (to recover from the Pill)
3 years ago I met the love of my life and decided to go on the pill out of fear of getting pregnant. Before making this decision I had always been very health conscious and ran a mile at…
Real Life: From curse to blessing
Most women resort to painkillers to deal with period pain but there is another way to solve this monthly malaise -- you just need to pay attention to your cycle. An article published in the Irish Independent, 10 May 2010…
The Power of Menstruation
Do you suffer from menstrual problems? Do you dread getting your period every month? Maybe you think of it as a curse or something you just put up with. Or could you be one of a growing number of women…
Follow your natural cycle
For most women, menstruation is a hassle – something we just learn to put up with once a month. And for those women who suffer problems, it can be distressing. But what if our menstrual cycle could be a real…
Appreciating menstruation: an interview with Alexandra Pope
Interview by Hannah Ransom Today I have an interview with Alexandra Pope of Red School The interview is a little longer than a normal blog post, but has a bunch of stuff you don’t want to miss, like: How the menstrual…
Four reasons why you ‘procrastinate’ and how to develop the skills to overcome it
I am not a procrastinator. Yes, I can stall, hesitate, shy away from and fail to do things altogether. However I have never called myself a procrastinator. The term procrastinator has a pejorative tone. It’s the inner or outer critic…