
Sara Whatley
Writer at Sussex Living
I am a wife, mother and doctor. My passion is health and wellness and bringing healthier living to my community.
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1 week ago |
sussexliving.com | Sara Whatley
Add some egg-stra joy to your Easter display with Sara Whatley’s easy and fun Easter crafts for children and adults to enjoy Easter is such a pretty time of year with colourful chocolate treats, painted eggs, dainty spring flowers and (hopefully) some sunshine too. Whether you are hosting the family for lunch or simply pottering in the garden, these playful Easter crafts are sure to brighten up the home.
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1 week ago |
sussexliving.com | Sara Whatley
Sara Whatley31 minutes ago2 min readIf your garden fences or walls are looking a bit shabby it might be time to find a cover up solution. Read on for Sara Whatley’s transformation ideas Have you got a rickety old fence that needs some attention? An eyesore of a wall that is crying out for some love? Spending time in your garden this season can suddenly open your eyes to something that never bothered you before, and leave you champing at the bit to do something about it.
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2 weeks ago |
sussexliving.com | Sara Whatley
Dr Sarah Mottram is a Physiotherapist and Movement Mentor from Chichester who’s passionate about showing people how to retrain the brain and body so they can move away from chronic pain. Here, she shares five daily healthy movement habits we can all make to help with active aging Around one in seven people in England will be suffering from chronic pain by 2040, according to research by the Health Foundation thinktank. And those affected the most will be aged 50 to 69.
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4 weeks ago |
sussexliving.com | Sara Whatley
Shower your mother figure with this Mother’s Day on Sunday 30th March, says Sara WhatleyMothering Sunday is a special occasion to honour the incredible women who nurture, love, and guide us through life. It’s a time to reflect on the profound impact mothers have on their children, families, and communities. Whether biological, adoptive, or chosen, mothers come in many forms, but they all share one common thread: an unwavering commitment to providing love, care, and support.
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1 month ago |
sussexliving.com | Sara Whatley
Each month Adele Trathan and Sara Whatley look at seven elements of living the life of a natural beauty, helping you to enrich the mind, body and soul in balance and holistic harmony ESSENTIAL OIL Tea Tree Tea tree is used for many ailments and can be found in many off-the-shelf skin and hair products. When buying tea tree essential oil, look for 100 percent natural oil with 10-40 percent concentration of terpinen - which is the main antiseptic component of tea tree oil.
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