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Renaissance Kinesiology

PKP Kinesiology + Grief Support for Women. Helping you navigate life after loss with real, compassionate support. In-person & online sessions available.

Specialising in grief, trauma & stress management to help you feel, heal & find your way forward.

16/10/2025

Have you ever found yourself in that uncertain space after some big life changes?

You’re finally catching your breath, but you feel a little wrung out… not quite in crisis anymore, but not yet ready to run full speed ahead either?

It's what I call the pause between things.

It’s a chance to take a moment to breathe, reflect & realign before stepping into what comes next.

After a long & challenging year walking beside my husband through surgeries, chemotherapy & all that comes with it, I’ve realised my body, mind & heart are asking me to slow down for a bit.

So, from Friday, November 21st until the end of January, I’ll be taking a break from 1-on-1 client sessions.

It’s not because I don’t love what I do, my gosh, it lights me up! Working with my clients is such a blessing & an honour.

But it’s time to practice what I preach. To rest. To reset. To listen to my own body & give myself the same care I always encourage in others.

In my latest blog post, I talk about this in-between season & the necessity for rest.

It’s that quiet middle space that doesn’t get much attention, but it’s where so much healing actually happens.

I’ll still have some appointments available & I'll be around with a couple of online offerings before the year ends (mailing list gets first dibs & discounts 😉). But from the end of November, I’ll be leaning into the art of slowing down.

I'll be using my break to delve back into my drawing & I'm actually writing a book too! I’ll also be coming up with new offerings & ways of working together, alongside 1 on 1 sessions in 2026.

If you’re in your own pause right now, whether you’re grieving, burnt out, or just tired of doing so much, please know you’re not alone.

You’re not broken or falling behind. You’re simply in the space where recalibration happens.

You can read my latest Blog post via the link below:

https://www.renaissancekinesiology.au/s/stories/the-pause-between-things

Here’s to honouring the pauses. To slowing down, breathing deeply & letting what’s next arrive in its own time.

And remember, pausing isn't always a delay...it's preparation.

Much love & light,

Renée xx

26/08/2025

✨ Boundaries used to feel so complicated… until I learnt this.

No one can cross your boundaries… except YOU.

Oof! That one hits!
Sorry, maybe I should have warned you this one hits hard!

The topic of boundaries has been coming up a lot in client sessions lately, so I wanted to unpack it some more.

Your boundaries? They’re YOUR limits.
What you will (or won’t) do, tolerate, or accept.
They’re not about controlling anyone else.
They’re not about making people change.
They’re about honouring you.

Here’s the tough-love part:

👉If it feels like someone is crossing your boundaries… it’s because you’re letting them.
🫵Your boundaries are yours to set and yours to hold.

You can’t control other people.
But you can choose whether you:

💗 Reply to that 10pm text message.
💗 People-please yourself into exhaustion.
💗 Stay when your body says “go”.

And here’s what matters most:

💎 People don’t have to “get” your boundaries.
💎 You don’t have to explain them.
💎 Their reaction to your boundaries is not yours to manage or your responsibility.

The only thing that really matters?
That YOU honour you.
If something feels off, give yourself permission to say no.

Because boundaries aren’t selfish.
They’re sacred.
And you’re allowed to have them.
Quietly, firmly, without apology.

💛 Save this for the next time you need a reminder.

Much love & light (& some tough love today),

Renée xx

31/07/2025

You don’t need permission for grief.
But if it helps, here’s yours.

Grief isn’t just about losing someone (or something) you love. It’s also about all the moments, relationships and versions of life (and ourselves) we thought we’d have.

The thing is…when it comes to grief, so many of us feel like we’re getting it “wrong.”
We question our feelings and every aspect of how we express our grief — like there’s some invisible checklist to tick off or exam to pass.

We move through grief with this quiet pressure that we should be somewhere else by now.

Feel less. Talk about it less.
Be "okay" more.

But grief doesn't work on other people's timelines or expectations.

That’s why this is your permission slip — because there are no rules here.

You have permission to:

💖 Miss someone you’ve lost — no matter how much time has passed.

💖 Feel the ache for the life you imagined.

💖 Carry sadness for relationships that changed — even the ones you chose to leave.

💖 Set boundaries with people who don’t get it (you don’t have to make your grief comfortable for others).

💖 Move at your own pace — there’s no timeline for learning to live with grief.

💖 Feel joy and heartbreak in the same breath — both can live in you at the same time.

Grief is love, loss, change and resilience woven together.
And you get to hold it your way.

💭 What permission do you need to give yourself today?

Much love & light
Renée xx

29/07/2025

I'm looking forward to being part of this local event, alongside other amazing healers & local business owners.

Come down to Longwarry & say hi on Sunday August 17th. 🤗

23/06/2025

Feeling tired, flat, or just not like yourself lately? You might be "Wintering".

Whether you love it or loathe it, there’s no denying Winter can feel heavier. Slower. But Winter isn’t just a season—it’s a season of life, too.

Grief, burnout, change, illness… even those days when you just don’t feel like you anymore. They can all bring on an inner Winter.

And while we don’t always choose this season, we can still choose how we move through it.

So often we're taught to push through. Smile anyway. Keep going. Be “fine.”

But what if we didn’t?

What if we allowed ourselves to rest? To soften? To honour what this season is asking of us?

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Winter aligns with Yin energy—the stillness, softness and inward pull that allows healing to begin.

In clinic, I see so many women caught on the mouse-wheel of doing. Their Yin is depleted. Their nervous systems stretched. Their bodies quietly asking for care.

Yin doesn’t ask for more time. It asks for more presence.

Here are a few gentle ways you might honour your own inner Winter:

🫖 Slow your routines. Let comfort be your medicine.
✨ Journal. Let your feelings land.
🍲 Eat warm, slow, nourishing foods.
🌀 Move gently. Soft is still strong.
🌿 Let yourself receive support. You’re not meant to carry it all alone.

Kinesiology is one way I support women through their Wintering. It helps calm the nervous system, shift emotional weight and bring you back into balance—body, mind and heart.

There’s no rush to bloom. Winter has wisdom, too.

If now feels like your time to soften, slow, or be supported—I'm here to help. Book an appointment and make time for yourself, whichever season of life you're in right now.

Much love & light,

Renée xx

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Drouin, VIC
3818

Opening Hours

10am - 2pm

Website

http://www.renaissancekinesiology.au/

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