We always love finding and sharing happy stories for the Positively Newsworthy section of our magazine. Our Winter 2020/21 issue carried a story about a game-changing app for dementia users, created by a group of Drogheda-based teens, and a couple of reflections on the amazing qualities of nature.
Our Winter 2020/21 issue was packed with sage nutritional advice – and we loved this piece on strengthening our immunity through nutrition, by Meaghan Esser. Scroll on to learn more!
Sovereignty Ireland is a movement for positive social change, which was birthed in 2020. In our Winter 2020/21 issue, our co-editor Alison McEvoy had the chance to interview Enda Donnellan, one of the original voices behind Sovereignty Ireland. Scroll on to read more!
This event will take place over Zoom on Tuesday February 2nd, from 4.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m Irish time (GMT). An event link and login details will be sent to all ticket holders the day beforehand. Check your spam folder if it doesn’t arrive, and contact us at positivelifeevents@gmail.com if it isn’t there. A replay will be sent out the following morning, so don’t worry if you can’t make it live.
We are huge fans of CNM (The College of Naturopathic Medicine), who provide expert, science-based training and education in a variety of holistic health disciplines, including Naturopathy, Nutrition, Herbalism, Homeopathy, Biomedicine and so much more. If you want to learn about these subjects, the great news is, they’re holding an online open day on January 30th!
On Thursday January 28th, we will be hosting author Elisa Medhus and mediums Michelle Gray and Heather Hilton Hartford. Elisa has become well-known through her YouTube channel, Channelling With Erik, and the books she has written about her spiritual experiences. This will be an online event, taking place over Zoom. The link and login details will be sent to all ticket holders the day before the event. Click here for more information, and to book your place.
“I want you NOT to WORRY. We will support you.” – The Layden family, landlords of Dublin’s Georges Street Arcade posted a lovely message of support to their tenants on social media this week.
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