Holistic Zoe

09/06/2026

I am based in Ferring and would like to share my therapies with you.

04/06/2026

I have just visited the Loft Gallery at the Orange Tree and there is an outstanding amount of beautiful,creative work here. There are many gifts and visions for a wall or window in your house. I have lived in Ferring for 8 years now and am so glad to have had The Loft Gallery recommened to me. Will definitely be back.

03/06/2026

As a holistic therapist, as well as giving treatments and rescuing wildlife, I receive regular treatments so I can be the best balanced version of myself. Please think about how having regular treatments could help you too. IF YOU ARE GIVING OUT TO OTHERS, DON'T FORGET ABOUT GIVING BACK TO YOURSELF.

30/05/2026

Some of you may remember a post about when I rescued 3 baby magpies. Nearly 5 weeks on they are flying, full of character and ready to go to a sanctuary where they will spend some time, till ready for release. They have been a joy to look after.

24/05/2026

Hello everyone, hope you are having a lovely bank holiday weekend. Just a note of caution not to use Rosemary if you have epilepsy as this is a contra-indication. Otherwise, enjoy Rosemary!

14/05/2026

A busy few weeks with these young ones growing so fast. Also saw some lovely clients this week, including one who travelled from London.

10/05/2026

I won’t be mowing. The grasses, dandelions and clover look beautiful and feed many including us.

THE MOWER STOPPED — AND THE GARDEN WOKE UP

In May, a British lawn can change without anyone planting a single seed.

The mower stays in the shed. The grass rises. Then come the small surprises: daisies, clover, dandelions, buttercups, bees moving low through the flowers, butterflies stopping where yesterday there was only short green silence.

We often think a neat lawn means care. But No Mow May asks a different question: what if care sometimes means doing less? Plantlife’s campaign encourages people to leave lawns uncut in May and beyond, allowing wildflowers to bloom and provide food for bees, butterflies and other insects. Even small wild patches can help.

And the reason is bigger than one garden. England and Wales have lost around 97% of species-rich grassland since the 1930s, which means many lawns, verges and roundabouts are now tiny chances to give wild plants a foothold again.

Some councils and communities have already seen how different grass management can reveal unexpected flowers, including orchids, and have moved toward more selective mowing in certain places.

So this May, leave a corner wild. Watch before you cut.

Sometimes nature does not need us to fix it.

It just needs us to stop interrupting.

08/05/2026

How are your muscles feeling after the colder months? I am here in Ferring to bring you Massage, Reflexology, Aromatherapy, Bach Flower Remedies and Hopi Ear Candling. Therapies are all about balance whether this be physical or mental/spiritual health. Get in touch to find out more.