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Practical advice, insights and news from across Walnut Grove Clinic and Walnut Grove Studio.
  • Mental Wellbeing
  • Movement & Exercise
19th February, 2026

Yoga for Physical and Mental Well-Being

By Tatiana Mirren

Yoga returns to Walnut Grove with this 5-week course, designed to improve the participants’ physical and mental well-being. Whether you are completely new to yoga, returning to your mat after...

  • Mental Wellbeing
  • Therapies & Treatments
Understanding Wellbeing
15th May, 2024

Understanding Wellbeing

By Kathryn Harper

Wellbeing? Being well? There are so many connotations of what well-being or being well means to people. I believe it’s a very individual and personal thing. What does it mean...

  • Movement & Exercise
  • Therapies & Treatments
Yoga Therapy Course for Healthy Backs: A different approach
17th April, 2024

Yoga Therapy Course for Healthy Backs: A different approach

By Tatiana Mirren

People think of Yoga as being all about stretching and perhaps meditating but Yoga therapy is a way of creating healthy movement patterns to prevent injuries or address existing problems....

  • Conditions & Awareness
  • Mental Wellbeing
6 Ways to Deal with Stress
7th December, 2023

6 Ways to Deal with Stress

By Samuel Maddock

Stress is a normal part of life. Psychologist Richard S. Lazarus proposed the idea that all humans need a manageable amount of stress in their lives to develop a healthy...

  • Movement & Exercise
  • Therapies & Treatments
Yoga: A Different Approach
17th November, 2023

Yoga: A Different Approach

By Tatiana Mirren

People think of Yoga as being all about stretching and perhaps meditating but Yoga therapy is a way of creating healthy movement patterns to prevent injuries or address existing problems....

  • Movement & Exercise
  • Therapies & Treatments
Yoga Therapy Course for Healthy Backs – a different approach
18th September, 2023

Yoga Therapy Course for Healthy Backs – a different approach

By Tatiana Mirren

People think of Yoga as being all about stretching and perhaps meditating but Yoga therapy is a way of creating healthy movement patterns to prevent injuries or address existing problems....

  • Conditions & Awareness
  • Movement & Exercise
Why Exercise is important if you have Diabetes
19th June, 2023

Why Exercise is important if you have Diabetes

By Candy Minshall

Exercise is a low-cost and side-effect-free ‘Superhero’ to those that may have diabetes. Exercising regularly can help improve a range of metabolic hormones and the body can become more efficient...

  • Mental Wellbeing
  • Movement & Exercise
Boost your energy and beat the Winter Blues
17th January, 2023

Boost your energy and beat the Winter Blues

By Kathryn Harper

It can be difficult to get out and about at this time of year, with shorter, colder, and often wet days. It’s pretty much second nature to want to stay...

  • Movement & Exercise
  • Therapies & Treatments
Is prevention better than a cure?
15th December, 2022

Is prevention better than a cure?

By Kathryn Harper

“A gram of prevention is worth a kilo of cure” Is prevention better than cure as the saying goes? Or should we wait until the problem occurs then deal with...

  • Conditions & Awareness
Beating migraine naturally
17th September, 2022

Beating migraine naturally

By Zara Ford

Migraine is a leading cause of disability worldwide, and in the UK alone, some 86 million workdays are lost to the condition every year. Besides severe headaches, symptoms also include...

  • Mental Wellbeing
What is stress?
29th November, 2021

Stress – what is it and is it bad?

By Zara Ford

Stress is your body’s reaction to help you deal with pressure or threats. Your stress hormone levels usually return to normal once the pressure or threat has passed. A small...

  • Clinic News
29th June, 2021

Walnut Grove Studio – meet the team

By Zara Ford

This is an amazing new space designed to work in conjunction with the treatments offered by Walnut Grove Clinic.  The studio was completed in March 2020 but then, sadly, had...