Rooted in the Seasons Blog
The Rooted in the Seasons Blog is your weekly dose of Ayurveda, Yoga, and seasonal wisdom to help you move from overwhelm and feeling out of rhythm into balance and confidence. Here, you’ll discover which foods and spices to favour each season, how to adapt your yoga practice throughout the year, and gentle ways to reduce stress by tuning into nature’s cycles.
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Do you feel scattered, restless, or run down as autumn sets in?
You’re not alone. This season’s airy Vata energy can leave you ungrounded. These Ayurvedic and yogic tools will help you steady your mind, support digestion, and strengthen your immunity.
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Why You Might Need an Ayurvedic Autumn Cleanse
Autumn is a season of beauty — crisp air, colourful leaves, cosy nights — but it can also stir up imbalance. Bloating, dry skin, restless sleep, and scattered energy are all signs your body is struggling with the seasonal shift. An Ayurvedic autumn cleanse helps clear leftover summer heat, calm autumn’s winds, and nourish you for the colder months ahead.
Discover How Seasonal Eating Reduces Stress Naturally
Autumn is Vata season — light, dry, and mobile. Eating seasonally with grounding tastes like sweet, sour, and salty supports circadian balance, calms the nervous system, and nourishes gut bacteria, helping you feel less stressed and more resilient.
6 Ayurvedic Tips to Feel Centred in the Shift to Autumn
Autumn can leave you feeling scattered and unfocused. Ayurveda explains why this shift happens and offers simple ways to feel centred, calm, and steady again.
Beyond Exhaustion: How to Spot Burnout and Let Ayurveda Restore You
Are you simply exhausted or edging into burnout? Discover how to tell the difference — and how Ayurveda’s gentle wisdom can guide you back to balance, step by step.
Stay Cool This Summer with Ayurveda and Yoga Practices
Beat the summer heat and stay cool with Ayurveda and Yoga. Embrace Pitta-balancing foods, herbs, self-care practices, and a mindful daily rhythm to enjoy a harmonious and refreshing summer season.
It’s Not Just What You Do — It’s When You Do It
Ever feel like you're doing everything “right” but still feel tired, bloated, or off balance? In this post, we explore how aligning your daily routine with your body’s natural rhythm — through the lens of Ayurveda — can be the missing piece to feeling better.
5 Ayurvedic Shifts to Help You Switch Off
Struggling to switch off, even when the day is done? In this post, we explore five Ayurvedic shifts that can help your body gently unwind, from nervous system cues to food, daily routine, and evening rituals.
The Secret Link Between Snacking and Stress
We often snack not from hunger, but from stress or fatigue. In this post, I share Ayurvedic insights, real-life stories, and simple strategies to curb cravings, strengthen digestion, and restore balance through mindful meals and rhythm.
Spring Pantry Makeover: clear clutter, reduce stress, eat seasonally
Refresh your shelves and your mind with this Ayurvedic spring pantry makeover. Reduce food overwhelm, eat seasonally, and feel more clear-headed.
Your Morning Blueprint: Start Strong, Stress Less, Feel Clear
Discover a simple Ayurvedic morning routine to start your day strong, stress less, and feel clear without adding more to your busy schedule.
Beginner’s Guide to Ayurveda: What Are Vata, Pitta and Kapha?
Discover how the five elements form the three doshas—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha—and how Ayurveda uses this to help you live in balance with nature’s rhythms.
Inside My 7-Day Ayurvedic Spring Cleanse
A personal look inside my 7-day Ayurvedic spring cleanse—what I ate, how I felt, and the gentle steps I took to reset digestion, energy, and daily habits.
Autumn is Vata season — light, dry, and mobile. Eating seasonally with grounding tastes like sweet, sour, and salty supports circadian balance, calms the nervous system, and nourishes gut bacteria, helping you feel less stressed and more resilient.