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Renaissance Kinesiology, Drouin (2026)

28/05/2026

So, it’s like this…I’m going to be straight out, up front honest here, because, well…that’s how I roll.

I’ve been holding back posting anything with a fear of being seen as “flippant” or “flappy” or just that I don’t have a clue what I’m actually doing in my business.

But here’s the truth…my mental and physical health haven’t been the greatest in the last few months. I’ve had some health issues of my own to deal with, new medications that have been helpful but also a hinderence. Combine that with this Sunday the 31st being the 10 year anniversary of my Mum dying…well, it’s created a perfect little storm I’ve been living in lately.

It’s had me questioning everything but not in the way you might expect.

In my last post I announced how things would be changing in my business, with my work having a sole focus on grief.

Maybe it’s the Mani-Gen in me that wants another change, or the Libra side that needs everything to feel balanced, but I’ve come to the realisation that grief has dictated the last 10 years of my life. I don’t want it to have the same power over the next 10.

I will never not be grieving. It will never go away. Grief will always will be part of me. But I no longer want it to define who I am moving forward, or how I show up in the world.

I feel like, finally, I have reached a place where I can allow joy back into my life, without it constantly being matched up with sorrow.

Renaissance Kinesiology will be changing…again (sorry not sorry). More on that to come. I won’t be seeing clients for a little while until I figure out my next steps, but for now, I am trying to heed the words of a little quote my Mum used to keep on her desk…

”Be Brave With Your Life”.

So I’m doing exactly that.

Much love & light,

Renée xx

23/04/2026

I’ve been doing a lot of reflecting lately…
on my work, and where I feel most aligned in it.

And I keep finding myself coming back to the same place.

Grief.

Not just as something I support people with…
but as the reason any of this exists in the first place.

Because my business didn’t start with my Kinesiology qualification.

It started with going through some of the darkest times of my life.

With loss.

With losing my mum.

With learning how to keep living while carrying such overwhelming grief.

When I first started Renaissance Kinesiology & Wellbeing, I opened my doors to support women moving through all kinds of experiences. Grief, trauma, stress, life transitions. I never wanted to turn anyone away who needed genuine support.

And while that came from a place of care, I think over time, it’s meant I’ve drifted from my why.

I think a big part of where I’m at professionally is also to do with where I’m at personally too.

This year marks 10 years since my mum passed away…
and I didn’t expect it to bring up what it has.

It’s has me reflecting on everything.
Not just my own grief, but why I started this work in the first place.

Because I didn’t become a Kinesiologist to be everything to everyone.
I started this because I know what grief feels like… and what it feels like to not have the kind of support you need.

So coming back to this 10-year mark has reminded me really clearly of the kind of work I’m actually here to do.

Moving forward, my work will be solely focused on supporting women navigating grief after the death of someone they love, care deeply for, or whose absence leaves a definite mark.

That might be a partner, parent, family member, child, friend, colleague
or a much-loved animal companion.

Not because other experiences don’t matter, but because this is where my work is most honest, grounded and deeply held.

So, grief does need to be part of your story to work with me.

As part of this, I’ll also be changing how I offer sessions.

Instead of one-off appointments, I’ll now only be offering a series of signature programs.

Each of these programs are designed to meet you where you are and support you over time, rather than offering a single moment of support.
Because grief needs space, time, connection and continuity.

And it deserves to be held properly. As do you.

If grief is something you’re walking with… you’re not alone in it.

And you’re really welcome here.

More details on my website.

Renée xx

31/03/2026

I’ve been a little quiet on here lately…
not because nothing’s been happening,
but because so much has.

For the past 6 months, I’ve been part of a deeply soul-expanding leadership journey for space holders called Sacred + Sovereign, guided by one of the most beautiful humans I have ever met .

It all came together with an in-person gathering on Saturday, sitting in circle with my fellow Sacred + Sovereign sisters, who all hold space in their own powerful ways.

And while I could try to explain what the experience was, it’s actually what it asked of me that feels most important to share.

Because there’s this quiet assumption in this work that those of us who hold others… have it all together.

But what often goes unseen is the work we do behind the scenes
to hold ourselves.

The kind of work that doesn’t always look pretty… but changes everything.

The unraveling.
The questioning.
The shedding of old conditioning.
The moments where we meet our own edges, again and again.

This space asked me to look at all of that.
To gently untangle what’s mine… and what never was.

And to come back to a version of leadership (and myself) that feels honest, grounded and deeply human.

I’m walking away with so much clarity about where I’m heading in my work and in my life.

And a whole lot of gratitude
for the women I got to sit beside,
and the kind of change we’re all here to create in this world.

I’m even more committed now
to the kind of spaces I’m here to hold.

Renée xx

16/02/2026

We’re stepping into the Year of the Fire Horse. 🐎 🔥

And before scrolling past, thinking,
“Not another Year of The Horse post!" or
“What does that have to do with kinesiology?”... stay with me.

Because this isn’t a post about Zodiacs or horoscopes.

It’s about cycles.

In Kinesiology, we draw on the Traditional Chinese Medicine understanding that everything moves in seasons and elements...and you’re no exception.

Your body follows these patterns too.

So in a Kinesiology session, when we rebalance your body’s systems, we’re not just easing symptoms. We’re restoring rhythm.

Within the larger cycle of the Chinese Zodiac, every element is amplified for two years.

This year, it’s Fire carried by the Horse.

So what does moving into the year of the Fire Horse mean?

Fire is the element of the Heart.

💖The part of you that has known grief.
💖The part that has carried too much.
💖The part that has kept going long after you were exhausted.

When Fire is balanced, there’s warmth. Connection.
A quiet joy that doesn’t need to prove itself.

When it’s depleted?
We see burnout.
Anxiety.
Overwhelm.
A nervous system that never really feels safe.

You can feel you are holding everything together… and quietly unravelling inside.

The Fire Horse brings bold energy, but this year isn’t about pushing harder or galloping faster.

This cycle we’re in is not about forcing the fire.

Instead, ask yourself:

🔥Where has my spark dimmed?
🔥Where have I abandoned myself to survive?
🔥And what would gentle, supported movement look like now?

Sometimes the bravest change isn’t made at a gallop.

Maybe this is the season you move forward because you’re ready to, not because you’re running from or fighting something.

If you feel you’re at a turning point, I’d love to support you through it.

Much love & light,

Renée xx

16/01/2026

I hope the start to 2026 has been gentle on your heart.

I know, like me, not all the years in your life have been kind, especially in more recent times. So it was no surprise I felt a little anxious stepping into this one.

Once you know grief, it has a way of shaping how a new year feels. It marks another year without the people we love, and I don’t need to explain how heavy that can be. If this is you, I see you. You’re not alone.

And yet…alongside all of that, I feel something different about this year.

2026 feels alive with possibility. Not in a “move on” or “get over it” kind of way but in a gentle, grounded sense that growth and change can still happen. Not by ignoring the hurt, the heartache or the mess, or pretending it isn’t there, but by moving forward with it and because of it.

I truly believe, if we allow it, this year can bring some very real “phoenix” moments.

This is the heart of Renaissance Kinesiology & Wellbeing: using everything that has come before, even the hardest parts, remembering who we are beneath it all, and reclaiming the strength to rise again.

With that spirit in mind, I’m really happy to share that I’ll be reopening 1:1 face-to-face sessions from Wednesday, 4th February.

I’ll have appointments available on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and I’d love to reconnect and support you this year.

You can book your appointment here: https://www.renaissancekinesiology.au/s/appointments

I’m also dreaming up some workshops for 2026 and would genuinely love your input. Which of these speaks to you?

✨ Grief and Growth
✨ Caring for the Carer
✨ Nervous System 101
✨ Creative Grief

Feel free to comment or send me a message, I’d love to hear what would support you most.

Much love & light,

Renée xx

19/12/2025

As this year winds down (or up with the Christmas crazy!) I just wanted to pop in and say…thank you. Truly.

Thank you for being here.
For trusting me.
For sharing pieces of your story, your grief, your courage, your tenderness.
For quietly following along, or bravely showing up this year.
All of it matters.

This work lives very close to my heart and even though I’ve stepped back to refill my own cup, I carry you with me.
Your stories, your strength, your humanity. You’ve made this year richer than you probably realise and it means everything that you choose to walk parts of your journey with me.
Whether that be in a 1 on 1 session or by reading my posts.

I’ve still on my break until the end of January but I’ve been working in the background reflecting, creating, dreaming up new ways to support people walking with grief and loss in 2026.

I’m here in spirit cheering you on, holding space for you and wishing you gentleness wherever you need it most right now.

I hope you’re being kind to yourself.
Going slow where you can.
Letting joy be small if that’s all it can be right now.
And letting grief take up space where it needs to.

Take care of your heart this season. You deserve kindness.

Thank you for being part of this community and part of my work.

Much love and light,

Renée xx

09/12/2025

The performance pressure of December and Christmas festivities has a way of making us feel like we’re all supposed to be sparkling, organised, socially available, emotionally balanced…

Meanwhile half of us are held together by caffeine and “I’ll deal with that in January.”

So if you’re not feeling merry?
Same here.

When you’ve lost those you love, Christmas can be a huge, activating reminder of who and what’s no longer here.

I know for me, this year is particularly challenging. It will be 10 years ago on Christmas Eve since I sat in a surgeon’s office, surrounded by tinsel, while he told me my Mum was terminally ill.

I still can’t believe it’s been 10 years since he said to go home and have a good Christmas.

Years or decades don’t mean that grief goes away.

So no, you’re not difficult.
You’re not being dramatic.
You’re not “ruining the vibe”.

You’re just human in a season that asks a lot.
Sometimes too much.

You don’t owe anyone cheer you don’t have.
You don’t have to perform.
You’re allowed to be real AND still worthy of connection, kindness and belonging.

Your quiet, messy, beautifully human self is more than enough.

If this resonates, I wrote a deeper guide on my blog this week about navigating December when your heart feels…complicated.

It’s tender, practical, and honest. The kind of thing you can read with a cup of tea and an exhale.

You can read it via the link below:

https://www.renaissancekinesiology.au/s/stories/not-merry-not-broken-navigating-the-season-when-your-heart-feels-complicated

Please be kind to your nervous system.
Be gentle with your energy.
Choose the moments that feel good and release the rest.

Let the chaos pass you by.
Choose peace over performance.

And if all else fails… strategic bathroom breaks are a valid coping tool.

Wherever you are emotionally this season, I’m here, holding space for you.

You deserve gentleness, especially from yourself.

Much love & light,

Renée xx

16/10/2025

Have you ever found yourself in that uncertain space after some big life changes?

You’re finally catching your breath, but you feel a little wrung out… not quite in crisis anymore, but not yet ready to run full speed ahead either?

It's what I call the pause between things.

It’s a chance to take a moment to breathe, reflect & realign before stepping into what comes next.

After a long & challenging year walking beside my husband through surgeries, chemotherapy & all that comes with it, I’ve realised my body, mind & heart are asking me to slow down for a bit.

So, from Friday, November 21st until the end of January, I’ll be taking a break from 1-on-1 client sessions.

It’s not because I don’t love what I do, my gosh, it lights me up! Working with my clients is such a blessing & an honour.

But it’s time to practice what I preach. To rest. To reset. To listen to my own body & give myself the same care I always encourage in others.

In my latest blog post, I talk about this in-between season & the necessity for rest.

It’s that quiet middle space that doesn’t get much attention, but it’s where so much healing actually happens.

I’ll still have some appointments available & I'll be around with a couple of online offerings before the year ends (mailing list gets first dibs & discounts 😉). But from the end of November, I’ll be leaning into the art of slowing down.

I'll be using my break to delve back into my drawing & I'm actually writing a book too! I’ll also be coming up with new offerings & ways of working together, alongside 1 on 1 sessions in 2026.

If you’re in your own pause right now, whether you’re grieving, burnt out, or just tired of doing so much, please know you’re not alone.

You’re not broken or falling behind. You’re simply in the space where recalibration happens.

You can read my latest Blog post via the link below:

https://www.renaissancekinesiology.au/s/stories/the-pause-between-things

Here’s to honouring the pauses. To slowing down, breathing deeply & letting what’s next arrive in its own time.

And remember, pausing isn't always a delay...it's preparation.

Much love & light,

Renée xx

26/08/2025

✨ Boundaries used to feel so complicated… until I learnt this.

No one can cross your boundaries… except YOU.

Oof! That one hits!
Sorry, maybe I should have warned you this one hits hard!

The topic of boundaries has been coming up a lot in client sessions lately, so I wanted to unpack it some more.

Your boundaries? They’re YOUR limits.
What you will (or won’t) do, tolerate, or accept.
They’re not about controlling anyone else.
They’re not about making people change.
They’re about honouring you.

Here’s the tough-love part:

👉If it feels like someone is crossing your boundaries… it’s because you’re letting them.
🫵Your boundaries are yours to set and yours to hold.

You can’t control other people.
But you can choose whether you:

💗 Reply to that 10pm text message.
💗 People-please yourself into exhaustion.
💗 Stay when your body says “go”.

And here’s what matters most:

💎 People don’t have to “get” your boundaries.
💎 You don’t have to explain them.
💎 Their reaction to your boundaries is not yours to manage or your responsibility.

The only thing that really matters?
That YOU honour you.
If something feels off, give yourself permission to say no.

Because boundaries aren’t selfish.
They’re sacred.
And you’re allowed to have them.
Quietly, firmly, without apology.

💛 Save this for the next time you need a reminder.

Much love & light (& some tough love today),

Renée xx

31/07/2025

You don’t need permission for grief.
But if it helps, here’s yours.

Grief isn’t just about losing someone (or something) you love. It’s also about all the moments, relationships and versions of life (and ourselves) we thought we’d have.

The thing is…when it comes to grief, so many of us feel like we’re getting it “wrong.”
We question our feelings and every aspect of how we express our grief — like there’s some invisible checklist to tick off or exam to pass.

We move through grief with this quiet pressure that we should be somewhere else by now.

Feel less. Talk about it less.
Be "okay" more.

But grief doesn't work on other people's timelines or expectations.

That’s why this is your permission slip — because there are no rules here.

You have permission to:

💖 Miss someone you’ve lost — no matter how much time has passed.

💖 Feel the ache for the life you imagined.

💖 Carry sadness for relationships that changed — even the ones you chose to leave.

💖 Set boundaries with people who don’t get it (you don’t have to make your grief comfortable for others).

💖 Move at your own pace — there’s no timeline for learning to live with grief.

💖 Feel joy and heartbreak in the same breath — both can live in you at the same time.

Grief is love, loss, change and resilience woven together.
And you get to hold it your way.

💭 What permission do you need to give yourself today?

Much love & light
Renée xx

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