Author Archives: Luisa Natasha Parker

A word of thought by Napoleon Hill​​ this #Sunday “ “Parents who show their children that they love them unconditionally — just because they are who they are — build a foundation of healthy self-respect that will sustain the children for the rest of their lives. From this foundation comes the moral and ethical structureContinue reading “A Sunday Thought Parenting”

Poem – Castles in the Sands of Time by Luisa Natasha Parker Listen Play and share https://open.spotify.com/episode/2b7Nc2NvFDk2Wn71xwD6DG?si=vxHf8cTHQNKVB8MnlfPhJA

There is great personal power and development in expression using the arts, literacy, tools, activities and self-reflection of mindfulness, auto-suggestion and repetition. Plant the seeds early in a child’s belief system to override the million years of evolution “The Wounded Child” – destructive behaviours, characters and personalities of social and hereditary beliefs systems which willContinue reading “Mental Health Awareness Month & Books”

Many years ago I sat listening to a mum and colleague who was suffering. Her son now in his thirties with many serious issues, not to mention his self-esteem crushed. Eventually said she wished she had intervened, hadn’t been strong enough to question the words and actions of his father at the time as heContinue reading “She Wished She had”

“Words have The Power to lift our Soul.”