The whole course is online and on demand. You can go at your own pace. And you'll have lifetime access to the content.
You'll find all the training videos on the online portal, which you'll get access to as soon as you sign up.
You can ask all the questions you like and get all the support you need in the private Facebook group. There you can also meet and hang out with the other course members.
We are a UK-based limited company on a mission to turn a bowl and some stones into a mechanism for personal and global change, through self-growth practices and our work to introduce emotional and mental health education into schools around the world.
We have a vision of a world where meaning and purpose take central stage over success and milestones. And where every single one of us really and truly appreciates the boundless luck that we have been given.
We use profits from our products and services to reinvest into the company to further our mission.
My name's pronounced a little like 'Anne Harrod', in case you were wondering! And means 'greatly loved one' - in case you were wondering that too!
If I had to define myself, I'd have to say that I'm creativity meets compassion.
Even from a really young age I always wanted to go the extra mile with school projects to make them different somehow. I've always had a passion and a knack for dreaming up all kinds of ideas and innovations.
And I remember feeling huge sadness and compassion even at six or seven years old for the starving African children and withdrawn Romanian orphans I would see on my TV screen. So it's no coincidence that two of the countries I ended up volunteering in, in my early twenties, were Romania and Kenya.
And now, at not-far-off-fourty, I am so extatic to be able to combine these two sides. To be able to use my creativity and innovation to make a difference to so many people all over the world.
My name's pronounced a little like 'Anne Harrod', in case you were wondering! And means 'greatly loved one' - in case you were wondering that too!
If I had to define myself, I'd have to say that I'm creativity meets compassion.
Even from a really young age I always wanted to go the extra mile with school projects to make them different somehow. I've always had a passion and a knack for dreaming up all kinds of ideas and innovations.
And I remember feeling huge sadness and compassion even at six or seven years old for the for the starving African children and withdrawn Romanian orphans on I would see on my TV screen. So it's no coincidence that two of the countries I ended up volunteering in, in my early twenties, were Romania and Kenya.
And now, at not-far-off-fourty, I am so extatic to be able to combine these two sides. To be able to use my creativity and innovation to make a difference to so many people all over the world.
My name's pronounced a little like 'Anne Harrod', in case you were wondering! And means 'greatly loved one' - in case you were wondering that too!
If I had to define myself, I'd have to say that I'm creativity meets compassion.
Even from a really young age I always wanted to go the extra mile with school projects to make them different somehow. I've always had a passion and a knack for dreaming up all kinds of ideas and innovations.
And I remember feeling huge sadness and compassion even at six or seven years old for the starving African children and withdrawn Romanian orphans I would see on my TV screen. So it's no coincidence that two of the countries I ended up volunteering in, in my early twenties, were Romania and Kenya.
And now, at not-far-off-fourty, I am so extatic to be able to combine these two sides. To be able to use my creativity and innovation to make a difference to so many people all over the world.
They say motherhood changes your life forever.
They are not wrong!
But I wasn't expecting a double hit to the heart when I first became a mum.
Because along with the deepest love for my child came a reignited flame for my purpose. A purpose that I had found the beginnings of around fourteen years previously when volunteering in a hospital playroom with paediatric cancer patients. And a purpose that I had all but snuffed out just eight years later after realising that I had mistaken my drive for purpose for a need for validation through profession and prestige and had decided to take stock, turn inwards and learn to really appreciate and live the life I had.
But there was always a little piece missing. Something deep down in my soul calling out to become. And when I became a mum I couldn't ignore it any longer. Because I knew that whatever I was called to do, it wasn't just for me. It was for my children. And it was for the world that they would grow up and grow old in.
So I dug deep.
Really deep.
I worked on myself.
And I worked on my plans.
Suffice to say, I went through a fair few ideas, wore some very different hats, tried on a few missions for size, but nothing seemed to come close to the feeling I had inside.
Then one day it just appeared.
A thought.
A memory.
Something I had learned about in my early twenties while training in Play Therapy.
A Hawaiian teaching about a bowl of light.
I didn't quite know what to do with it then, but I knew that this was meant to be part of it all.
And slowly - frustratingly at times - as I read and researched, dug out old notes and books, read about recent studies and began to really live a more grateful and meaningful life myself, it all started falling into place.
And I saw Reciprostone® start taking shape before me.
And with it, I could see that the light I was looking for all those many years had been there all along, but it was me who wasn't ready to see it.
So with a grateful heart, a wiser mind, the warm light of purpose, and a bowl and some stones I stepped out into the world to make the big difference I had known I was here to make almost twenty years before.
And the rest is history - in the making.
They say motherhood changes your life forever.
They are not wrong!
But I wasn't expecting a double hit to the heart when I first became a mum.
Because along with the deepest love for my child came a reignited flame for my purpose. A purpose that I had found the beginnings of around fourteen years previously when volunteering in a hospital playroom with paediatric cancer patients. And a purpose that I had all but snuffed out just eight years later after realising that I had mistaken my drive for purpose for a need for validation through profession and prestige and had decided to take stock, turn inwards and learn to really appreciate and live the life I had.
But there was always a little piece missing. Something deep down in my soul calling out to become. And when I became a mum I couldn't ignore it any longer. Because I knew that whatever I was called to do, it wasn't just for me. It was for my children. And it was for the world that they would grow up and grow old in.
So I dug deep.
Really deep.
I worked on myself.
And I worked on my plans.
Suffice to say, I went through a fair few ideas, wore some very different hats, tried on a few missions for size, but nothing seemed to come close to the feeling I had inside.
Then one day it just appeared.
A thought.
A memory.
Something I had learned about in my early twenties while training in Play Therapy.
A Hawaiian teaching about a bowl of light.
I didn't quite know what to do with it then, but I knew that this was meant to be part of it all.
And slowly - frustratingly at times - as I read and researched, dug out old notes and books, read about recent studies and began to really live a more grateful and meaningful life myself, it all started falling into place.
And I saw Reciprostone start taking shape before me.
And with it, I could see that the light I was looking for all those many years had been there all along, but it was me who wasn't ready to see it.
So with a grateful heart, a wiser mind, the warm light of purpose, and a bowl and some stones I stepped out into the world to make the big difference I had known I was here to make almost twenty years ago.
And the rest is history - in the making.
They say motherhood changes your life forever.
They are not wrong!
But I wasn't expecting a double hit to the heart when I first became a mum.
Because along with the deepest love for my child came a reignited flame for my purpose. A purpose that I had found the beginnings of around fourteen years previously when volunteering in a hospital playroom with paediatric cancer patients. And a purpose that I had all but snuffed out just eight years later after realising that I had mistaken my drive for purpose for a need for validation through profession and prestige and had decided to take stock, turn inwards and learn to really appreciate and live the life I had.
But there was always a little piece missing. Something deep down in my soul calling out to become. And when I became a mum I couldn't ignore it any longer. Because I knew that whatever I was called to do, it wasn't just for me. It was for my children. And it was for the world that they would grow up and grow old in.
So I dug deep.
Really deep.
The workshop is taught through instructional videos. All videos are pre-recorded and found on the portal on the Reciprostone website. You can work through the content at your own pace and visit the material as many times as you like. You can also receive support with the material either through posting your questions in the comments section below the video or in the private Facebook group.
You don't need to be on Facebook or any other social media platform to access the course content. You'll find the training videos in your portal on the Reciprostone website. There is, however, a private Facebook group that you can join to connect with others doing the course and to ask any questions you may have about the course. If you do not wish to join the Facebook group, you can still receive support with the course content by asking your questions in the comment area below the training material on the website.
A refund would be available under certain conditions, please consult our full Terms and Conditions here: https://www.reciprostone.com/terms or contact us directly with your query on hi@reciprostone.com
If you have any other questions about the Reciprostone® Routine course or just want to reach out, you can contact Angharad Davies, the course creator and facilitator, directly on hi@reciprostone.com
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