Learning to love my Dyslexia

I was diagnosed as dyslexic in key stage two of primary school (during the 1990s) when teachers noticed I was behind with my reading and writing compared with my peers. Throughout my school years and into adolensence, I didn’t really understand my dyslexia and how it affected me in such a multitude of ways. I…

Connecting to nature through food

How does food connect us to nature? The most obvious response to this question is because, simply put, most of the food we (should) eat comes directly from the natural world. Fruit bearing trees, vegetables, legumes and grains are all rooted in soil. If you eat animals, those animals will have consumed plants from the…

Why is organic so important?

With huge issues like climate change, diet related health issues and the global decline in biodiversity, the need to change our food systems has never been more important. Farming systems like organic farming, that work with nature rather than against it are a big part of the solution.  I’ve been making mindful choices about the…

Free Docuseries: Transform Your Health with Food Insights

As a proud supporter (affiliate disclaimer) of the Food Revolution, I’m excited to share with you, your opportunity to join the next Food Revolution Summit, starting on 17 September 2025. Join the world’s most trusted food and nutrition experts and find out what you need to know now about food and your health. The docuseries…

Creativity, Art, and Nature: Returning to the Heart of Being Human

Since the first handprints appeared on cave walls between 40,000 and 60,000 years ago1, humans have felt the urge to create. Whether through song, sculpture, dance or literature, we’ve used art to explore our inner worlds, connect with one another, and make sense of the world around us. Art is not merely a pastime; it’s…

Selling my art to the public for the first time ever!

I had an art stall at God’s House Tower (GHT) in Southampton on 3rd December 2023. It was the first time selling my art to the public and it was a proud moment and a milestone in terms of my confidence. At the same time, my body was filled with anxiety in anticipation of the…

Forest Bathing: An evening in an ancient woodland

On a chilly, but peacful Friday evening in mid April, I took myself up to Winchester for an evening out in a forest – not your usual Friday night out, but I was throughly excited about trying something new. I was on my way to meet Sonya Dibbin – a lover of the outdoors and…

Collagen supplements – Trying a vegan alternative

Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body, but as we age, our bodies ability to produce collagen slows down. Other factors also play a role, such as poor diet, sun exposure, oxidative stress and smoking, which all negatively impact our collagen levels. The benefits of supporting the bodies collagen production go beyond…

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The Benefits of Coffee – Coffee loves us back!

For me, it’s the smell that gets me first if I’m going through a phase of trying to avoid the ‘dirty bean juice’. When those aromas of smokey tobacco and deliciously rich dark chocolate enter my nostrils, it feels nearly impossible to ignore the cravings that come next. But this isn’t a bad thing, due to…

Camping on an organic cider farm in Dorset

The first time a drop of alcohol touched my lips was when my grandpa handed me a very small glass of medium dry cider when I was about 14 years old at Christmas time. I remember it well. It was tangy and smokey and different to anything I had ever tasted before. I liked it.…

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Friends of Tellurian Treasures | Hannah Pellatt

I was introduced to Hannah through one of my best friends in 2017. We’ve become good friends ever since and both share a passion for graphic design and food!   Hannah recently made the brave decision in 2020 to quit the 9-5 and set out on her own as a freelance graphic designer and life coach.…