In Flow with Natalie

05/12/2026

Thanks for sharing this with me sister! So beautiful! ❤️ so good to share with the world!

05/10/2026

On the theme of flow and movement… Sharing a short clip from a super interesting longer interview I listened to this week. The importance of movement and mobility and ways we can continue to maintain it as we age.

In this clip from Dr. Rhonda Patrick's interview of Dr. Kelly Starrett, they discuss:• Why does sitting on the floor matter?• Can you regain mobility at any ...

05/09/2026

Tomorrow is Mother’s Day. The day we celebrate all moms, in all forms. Whether we are mothers to our own children, stepmoms, fur-baby moms; and we also celebrate our own mothers in whatever form, whether missing our moms who are no longer here, and those moms who we are fortunate to have with us.

So in reflecting on Mother’s Day, aside from just moms - I want to celebrate all women. All of you! who have a mother, or many mothers, and who have mothered in one way or another. Tomorrow, celebrate yourself!

I’m attaching a link to a meditation I wrote and practice, that is perfect for waking up in the morning (and it’s perfect for everyone, not just women !)

I offer it to you as maybe the first little gift to give to yourself in the morning when you wake up and are still sleepy and laying in bed. It’s a message to give you the space to appreciate who you are, to love yourself, and to sense all of the possibilities out there in the world that are there for you. It’s a little gift to start your day tomorrow, Mother’s Day, with perhaps some added light and positivity 💕

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2280820/episodes/18677977-55-morning-meditation-inhale-possibility

Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-finding-sessions/id1723174502?i=1000749652735

I invite you  to begin your day  with this uplifting 15 minute meditation - first thing in the morning - go ahead, maybe try it every day for a week and let me know how you felt - how your week went!   This meditation helps you...

04/29/2026

Just sharing my message of the day! I hope it speaks to someone out there who may need it ! The patterns in our daily lives are repeated each day, experiences of the past being relived over and over. Even for those little habits every day. When we repeat actions of the past, thoughts of the past, old behaviors, we’re just reliving the past. Sometimes we’re afraid of the unknown, but the unknown can break the patterns of the past and open us up to new possibilities. So, today my message to you, is be open to the unknown. Give it a try.

04/20/2026

Check out your favourite podcast player for my latest episode on The Finding Sessions . In this episode, I share my thoughts on why the things we work and wait for often mean more to us — and how the energy we put into something can shape the way we value it. Sometimes it’s the effort, the patience it takes to get there, and sometimes even a little bit of a struggle, that helps us appreciate the outcome and what we achieve . This can ultimately create that sense of deeper contentment and gratitude in life

In a world of quick fixes and instant access, I explore the difference between fleeting satisfaction and a deeper sense of meaning…and invite you to reflect on what’s truly worth your energy.

03/17/2026

Walk in my city like a tourist again! Some of my favourite days are going into the city and just walking around with a new set of eyes! We went for a walk this past week in downtown Halifax, it was sunny and chilly, a perfect March day. Stopped at a little art gallery, talked to the lovely artist and browsed the work, grabbed a cappuccino and enjoyed all of the little discoveries! I was struck by this gorgeous mural on a Barrington Street building. The mood evoked in the image fit perfectly with the day.💕 ❤️ ♥️

03/09/2026

I heard this quote this morning, and I thought it was worth repeating- “Allow Life to Surprise You!”

Sometimes we want to always control the outcome, and maybe even miss the present moment because our only focus is on a future goal.

When we’re attached to outcomes, it can lead to disappointment. Don’t be attached to the outcome, allow life to surprise you. 😊💕

I hope you have a beautiful day❤️

02/14/2026

For anyone who likes a guided meditation, and might like to start your day with an uplifting positive message for yourself, here’s a morning meditation you can do on waking. Short intro and a little music at the end, but the meditation is 15 minutes. Give yourself time to experience you in the morning before you hit all the distractions! Here’s the link for Apple, but you can search it in any of your favourite podcast apps! Happy Saturday morning!

And if you aren’t into guided meditations, but you know someone who is, feel free to share it with them!

Podcast Episode · The Finding Sessions · 2026-02-13 · 19m

02/10/2026

Ever heard of facia? It’s a 3-D web of connective tissue network that wraps around and supports every muscle, bone, organ, nerve, and blood vessel. Think of it as a full-body, 3D casing or "Saran Wrap" that holds your entire body together and gives it structure.

Fascia is a sophisticated communication system. It’s rich with nerve endings, meaning it plays a huge role in how you feel pain and how your body senses its position in space. When your fascia is healthy, it is hydrated and supple, allowing your muscles to glide past one another effortlessly.

The importance of moving it:
When we stay still—like when we sleep or sit at a desk—this tissue can become "sticky." Over time, if we don't move through our full range of motion, these layers can practically bond together, leading to stiffness and restricted movement. Moving your body literally "melts" these bonds, keeping your internal tissues sliding and gliding.

When we wake up in the morning, that automatic movement of stretching, sometimes it happens at the same time we yawn, (in my mind) - you know, that first stretch you take in the morning while still in bed and yawning? - seems to remind me of all of the interconnected fascia throughout my body waking up!

This morning, I woke up, thinking about the fuzz speech, which I watched during my yoga teacher training because it’s an amazing way to better understand the fascia system in our bodies! I thought it would be helpful to share it for anyone who really wants to get it. Understanding the importance of movement and its impact on fascia could change your life!

The Fuzz Speech:
Below is a fairly famous talk by Gil Hedley, an integral anatomist, called "The Fuzz."

It’s pretty short, but effective.
Viewer warning: he does deal with cadavers to illustrate what he’s talking about so if this is not your thing pass on the video, but I highly recommend for anyone who’s open to it!

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01/29/2026

Good Morning❄️❄️

my winter dock series returns! Appreciating the simplest view on repeat, as the sun hits the dock, the snow, shadows and light!

01/26/2026

Check out episode 53 where I share my reflections on the importance of finding a little bit of calm during times of uncertainty. In moments of uncertainty, our minds can race and our body can forget it’s safe. We can go into reaction mode, which can have a significant effect on our body and our nervous system.

In this episode, I reflect on the importance of allowing our nervous system to feel safe when we receive sudden news or experience an event that could send us into overdrive. This episode is followed by a short guided meditation to calm the nervous system. I also offer the meditation on its own, without the shared reflection, in episode 54. I hope you enjoy it. You can find it on your favourite podcast app.