I met Cornelia Fellner (now Featherstone) during a Findhorn Foundation programme, a massage course in June 1990, which she co-focalised with Dorothy Noble. It was a life-changing experience. Swedish massage was liberating and creative. Becoming
Editor's Note: This post by Katie Lloyd was previously published as a chapter in the book Growing People, compiled and edited by Kay Kay, published by Pilgrims Guide, 2001. I first encountered the Isle of
Editor’s note: The following article was previously published in One Earth Magazine Issue No. 16, Winter 1994/95. In collaboration with the Findhorn Foundation, our May 1994 conference, 'Medical Marriage: the New Partnership between Orthodox and
Over 100 people attended this international conference which was dedicated to exploring the possibilities of cooperation between orthodox and non-orthodox practitioners of medicine and to heighten the awareness of human spirit in matters of health
Editor’s note: The following article by Katie Lloyd was previously published in One Earth Magazine Issue No. 06, Spring 1992. About eighteen months ago, One Earth published an article by Cornelia Fellner, the Foundation's 'barefoot
Editor’s note: The following article was previously published in One Earth Magazine Issue No. 15, Autumn 1994. In 1992 Holistic Health, a Department of the Foundation, had plans to build a health centre in
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Katie Lloyd-Nunn lives in the vibrant, artsy, forward-looking town of Stroud SW England.. Her great loves are fresh air, wild water, poetry, family and her husband of twenty years Jonathan Nunn.
