Self Love Podcast

In motherhood’s beautiful full-on nature, self-care can feel like a luxury. But in truth, it’s a necessity – and one of the most powerful tools a mum can use to refill her cup is aromatherapy. More than just a ‘nice smell’, essential oils offer real therapeutic benefits proven by science, supporting emotional resilience, stress relief, energy, and sleep. Wishing all of the amazing mother’s a very...

‘How do you cope? And she would say, ‘Well, what is my alternative? I have to cope. And what is coping? I have to be there for my son, be there for my other children. And I have to endure.’ So, I guess, when you talk about strategies, that’s kind of my strategy. Life’s short, we are lucky to have every single day on this planet. And I think of people who are every day facing surgery, chemotherapy...

In this week’s Quicky, we talk about the significance of Mother’s Day, honouring all types of mothers, and sharing personal experiences with motherhood. We highlight the historical roots of Mother’s Day and recommend four different essential oil blends for self-care and self-love. This Quicky is a reminder for everyone to celebrate the special women in their lives. All the essential oils mentioned...

‘I think when we get into a relationship a lot of people have these massive expectations around what should be done, shouldn’t be done, in the bedroom, out of the bedroom, nope… and it’s such a fast-paced society of just swiping them out or booting them out, that people don’t often get that chance for a relationship to settle in. It takes a really good three months in a relationship to step into w...

In today’s Quicky, we talk about the importance of seeing each day as a sacred invitation and a fresh canvas for rewriting one’s story. Start your day with love and intention, whether through rituals like applying essential oils, preparing meals, or simply taking a moment to breathe. Don’t underestimate the power of gratitude, movement, and connection in nourishing oneself and aligning with one’s...

‘At the moment preventative health measures by the medical profession are not viable. Because, for me to talk about someone’s weight, health, de-prescribing them, and getting them off medication it cannot be done in 6 minutes. Most people in this holistic health as Doctors are spending an hour on their initial consultation. They have to. If I could have a conversation just to break the subject wil...

In the hustle of everyday life, it’s easy to let the day slip away without a moment to pause. Yet, taking just five minutes each evening for self-reflection can be one of the most powerful rituals for personal growth, emotional resilience, and deeper self-awareness. In this week’s Quicky we look at 5 simple daily self-reflection questions and how they can powerfully impact your life. All the essen...

‘At the moment preventative health measures by the medical profession are not viable. Because, for me to talk about someone’s weight, health, de-prescribing them, and getting them off medication it cannot be done in 6 minutes. Most people in this holistic health as Doctors are spending an hour on their initial consultation. They have to. If I could have a conversation just to break the subject wil...

How long do I keep going with something that is not working? It’s a question that can break the heart and spirit. We all know that feeling too. You’ve poured your soul into something – your energy, love, and maybe even your money and savings – and yet, it’s just not giving back. The results don’t reflect the effort. You feel stuck, deflated, and wondering if it’s time to let go. In this week’s Qui...

‘It’s always going to be a work in progress, I tell you. That’s why you inspire me so much. Because coming in and out of it – wow – it wasn’t until I got Lymes and I had seen the changes in my body that I couldn’t even look at myself in the mirror at one stage. It was like oh my cover all the mirrors. It was – looking back now – I just think how could you not love yourself to that extent? Even now...

Aromatherapy is one of my absolute favourite healing modalities – it’s natural, powerful, and deeply rooted in history. For over 4000 years, plants and their potent extracts have been used for medicine, beauty, and ritual. From the ancient Egyptians, including the legendary Cleopatra, to biblical references of frankincense and myrrh, essential oils have played an integral role in human health and...

‘My perspective of the past was really focused on all the negative things that happened to me, so much it was really hard to remember any of the good things. And the same with most women who come and work with me who have experienced trauma find it really tricky to remember good things in childhood. So, your perspective and your reality is so focused on the negative things that we forget the most...

In a world where convenience often beats caution, many of us unknowingly expose ourselves to harmful chemicals daily. From personal care products to household cleaners, food additives, and plastics, countless substances disrupt our endocrine system and contribute to a host of health problems, including hormone imbalances, weight gain, infertility, and chronic disease. In this week’s Quicky we unra...

‘This is huge, a big point and I guess a point of friction in relationships right now and historically. And that is the difference between the nourishing mother and the beautiful caring type, energy that is there, and they just want to give and give and give versus the masculine archetype which is the man who sets the boundaries and when I say no, it means no and that’s the end and now there’s a c...

In this week’s Quicky, Kim shares the spiritual and emotional benefits of connecting with nature through hiking. This week, she is actually hiking with her bestie in Victoria and discusses the power of embracing shared outdoor activities. She provides recommendations for natural remedies and practical tips to enhance the hiking experience, emphasising the importance of proper preparation and equip...

‘And when we’re young, most of our programming is done by the age of 7. And that’s really immature to run off for the rest of your life, I think. So, it’s guaranteed I would say, that some, or I think even a lot, of those neuro-associations that are incorrect are lies that we have programmed. It’s our reality and we are believing them, but it’s not the truth. And that’s where we can go wrong in li...

This past week saw us celebrate International Women’s Day, and in this week’s Quicky, Kim celebrates the progress made and the unwavering spirit of women who continue to lead, inspire, and uplift. She emphasises the importance of unity and the connection among women and urges people to create space for future generations. Kim expresses gratitude to all those who support and uplift women, including...

‘For me, I lived a sort of downplayed life. I wanted to be a stay-at-home mum, and at the same time, I didn’t share anything with anyone. I would never have done a podcast, I would never have done a speech for International Women’s Day, I would never have done that. I did not want to share my story with the world. And in doing so, it has opened up a life I could never have imagined I could live, a...

In this week’s Quicky Kim discusses what everyone is doing as we patiently await cyclone Alfred that is literally hitting eastern parts of Australia as this podcast is released. She offers safety tips that have been given to her, emphasising that hopefully, using this podcast will highlight the importance of being prepared for all emergencies. There are practical tips for dealing with high winds a...

‘He always, no matter where I was, or no matter where he was, because I didn’t actually live with him for a lot of my life because my mum had separated from him… but he always, always reminded me of who I am. And ‘I am’ are as you would know are two of the most powerful words in the entire world. And he always let me know who I was, and who I was, was me… authentically and beautifully me, and that...

As summer’s heat begins to fade, we welcome the golden embrace of autumn – a season of transition, reflection, and preparation. The crisp air, the shifting colours of the leaves, and the slower pace of nature remind us to embrace change with grace. Just as the trees effortlessly shed their leaves, we, too, can use this time to release what no longer serves us and step into a space of renewal and s...

‘One thing I did learn from my counsellor is try not to look too far ahead, like have goals for sure, definitely have a vision and a goal but know that that vision and goal may not turn into what you think because your path might be set in a different direction where you go… ‘What?’ but then when you get to the other side, like me talking to you today is mind boggling , I never thought I would be...

Protein powders are considered a staple in the health and fitness world, that offer a convenient way to support muscle growth, recovery, and overall well-being. But with so many options – whey isolate, whey concentrate, and plant-based proteins – it’s important to understand the differences, benefits, and which options are the most natural and effective. In this week’s Quicky we dive into each of...

‘I just realised there is a kinder way of living life, all round. Even in the corporate world I do think there’s kinder ways of doing things and kinder ways of achieving business goals. So, I’ll be honest with you I think when I set out to do kinesiology one of my first mission statements for my business was to be able to take kinesiology back into the workforce and show people that there was a ki...

In this week’s Quicky, we dive into how a world where control and expectation often dictate our emotions, the ‘Let Them’ theory offers a refreshing perspective: just let people be who they are. Coined and popularised by Mel Robbins, this concept revolves around the idea that instead of resisting others’ actions or trying to change them, we should allow people to do what they want – and, in turn, f...