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In this bonus episode Tess leads us through a lovely 10min Autumn meditation to help you let of any tension, dis-ease or anything else that no longer serves you. Find a comfortable position, use any props or blankets that suit your needs at this moment, and give yourself these 10 minutes to tune in and find peace and ease through this Letting Go Autumn Leaf Meditation.

[2:40] Start of Letting Go Autumn Leaf Meditation

This week’s Happy Edit Tool: Practice the Letting Go Autumn Leaf Meditation as many times as you like to encourage your body and mind to release anything that no longer serves you to find ease and comfort in the present moment.

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Tess Jewell-Larsen, E-RYT 200, RPYT, C-IAYT candidate, is a Stress & Burnout coach who empowers women professionals, small business owners and high-achievers to leave burnout and stress in the ashes while they achieve balance, clarity, and creativity in their work and daily life.

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Sarah Finnegan, MBACP (Accred), Dip Couns, PgDip CBT, PgDip SFP, is a qualified person centred counsellor, cognitive behavioural therapist and systemic family practitioner. Sarah offers short and long therapy to individuals, couples, families and groups in a safe and confidential environment.

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