Mother Knows Best Therapies

Mother Knows Best Therapies Heal, relax & reconnect. Online & face-to-face with NLP, Hypnotherapy & Eye Movement. Monthly events for well-being, massage & holistic therapies.

Start your journey at www.mkbtherapies.com.

Are you fed up of being half-there.Physically with others, but mentally else where. Doom-scrolling drains our energy and...
23/02/2026

Are you fed up of being half-there.
Physically with others, but mentally else where.

Doom-scrolling drains our energy and steals our presence. Notifications train our brains to expect interruption, making it harder to focus, listen, or sit with a thought without reaching for our phones.

Seeing everyone’s highlights can quietly chip away at self-esteem. Late-night scrolling disrupts sleep. Conversations get shallower. Boundaries blur. Especially for parents trying to navigate screen time while being glued to a screen themselves 😩

The consequences could go on, it’s scary! Our phones are designed to be addictive. We can’t escape technology, but we can build a more conscious relationship with it.

This workshop is a pause.
Time to unplug, reflect, and find better ways of using technology with boundaries.

Through gentle journaling prompts, we’ll explore how your phone use is affecting your energy, focus, sleep, and connection, and how to make small, intentional changes.

Life is precious.
Let’s stop losing it to a screen.

Book at - www.mkbtherapies.com

04/02/2026

Podcast episode on self love and self care drops tomorrow 🥰

We put so much focus on romantic love in February, but the love that really changes things is the one you build with yourself.

If you need a little space to come back home to yourself, I’m holding:

💚Self love journaling and meditation session. In person. Sunday 8th February at the Pendle Wellbeing Hub.

❤️Self love journaling and meditation session. Online Zoom. Sunday 15th February.

Book online at www.mkbtherapies.com

January’s workshop was Gentle Goal Setting, and honestly… it felt so right for where I’m at.I do believe spring is the r...
02/02/2026

January’s workshop was Gentle Goal Setting, and honestly… it felt so right for where I’m at.
I do believe spring is the real new year, and I wanted to ease myself into 2026.

But also… we live in the human construct don’t we.
And the human construct of Christmas absolutely wipes me out 😂
Extra work. Socialising. Wanting to make it magical for the kids. Travelling. Sorting sorting sorting.

So come January, I usually need a reset.

This year I’ve broken my year down into quarters, so I can move slower and steadier. A softer pace with less pressure and more intention.

Some of my best bits from January…
(I’ve made a promise to myself to reflect each month).

The children in my life have honestly lit me up.
I adore seeing kids play. The innocence, the joy, the way they just are.

I’ve experimented with food this month too. Some went well. Some… not so much.
I’ve flared a few times, which has meant low energy and cancelling plans.

But Crohn’s also gives me so much gratitude for the days I do feel well and can live fully.
I’ve had to give myself a big dose of self-compassion this month.

There’s also been lots of uni work… and the tax return that I seem to leave until the last minute every year 😅

But I’m learning so much. I’m growing so much.
Uni has been wonderful. I’m loving the friendships I’m building and how close our group is becoming.

We’ve had some amazing guests on the podcast, I adore hearing guests stories and soaking up their wisdom.

Forever grateful for this messy, wonderfully human life.

Some mantras I live by (especially when I’m poorly):

Things could be worse.
I have challenges, but I am also deeply privileged.
I have safety, food, love and freedom. There is always something to be grateful for.
Life isn’t always fair, but I can still choose peace and perspective.
Everything comes and goes. This too shall pass.
I’m doing my best with what I have. That is enough.

I don’t know who might need to hear this, but life isn’t always fair.
And sometimes when it turns everything upside down, it can quietly offer a new perspective. Not to minimise what you’re going through. Just to remind you that nothing stays the same forever.

Sally 💚

Last minute Full Moon Circle this Sunday 🌕✨If you’re feeling ready to release what’s been heavy, messy, or lingering… co...
29/01/2026

Last minute Full Moon Circle this Sunday 🌕✨

If you’re feeling ready to release what’s been heavy, messy, or lingering… come and join us. Only 2 spaces left.

It’s the end of January, and honestly… if 2026 hasn’t had the smoothest start, you’re not alone.
This is your little permission slip to pause, breathe, and begin again.

A gentle evening of grounding meditation, release journalling, reflection, and that safe “ahhh” feeling of being held in a room with other humans who get it.

No pressure to share. Just space to soften and let go.

Message me to book your space or book via my website - www.mkbtherapies.com 💚🌙

26/01/2026

We all know it, but our behaviour isn’t matching that. ChatGPT cannot replace human connection.

We are biologically wired for human connection. We need to be with other humans and although it can be annoying sometimes, we need to be exposed to opinions that differ from ours. We need to have difficult conversations. That’s how we grow. Life will never exist without struggle. It’s the paradigm of earth.

ChatGPT is not a companion or a friend. It is a tool. And yes, I’m in the wellbeing space and yes, I use it. It’s a tool in business for sure.

But I’ve noticed something lately. It’s started calling me “babe”… calling me “Sal”… picking up my tone and matching it back. It feels affectionate & personal. And that’s exactly why I’m sharing this.

Because for someone who’s lonely, vulnerable, young, or going through a rough patch, that kind of “warmth” could start to feel like connection.

And it isn’t.

ChatGPT doesn’t have a nervous system. It’s not a relationship. It’s not someone who can hold your hand, read your face, challenge you with love, or really be there when things get messy.

So use the tool. Get the ideas & the structure. That gives us more space for creativity and connection actually, but don’t let it replace the tiny everyday moments that keep us well. Voice notes. A day walk with a friend. Sitting with someone in silence. Saying the awkward thing. Repairing after a disagreement. Being seen FULLY.

In this new digital era, real connection is going to become a skill again. And it’s one massively worth protecting.

Who are you going to reach out to today, instead of asking the robot? 💚

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