Today welcomes the beginning of the next season to us here in the Northern Hemisphere. Imbolc (pronounced ‘im’olk’ also known as Oimelc) is the official start of Spring.

"Death, by its very nature, is transformational." Rebekah Shaman shares her thoughts with us on this passage.

The beginning of the return of the light, in this Wellbeing 101 we take a look at how Celtic traditions have shaped Christmas as we know it, as well as offer some rituals for you to do to honour both the season and yourselves.

For poet, artist and performer Chloe Filani, poetry is a form of therapeutic journaling. Her work explores her lived experience as a Black Trans woman of Nigerian Heritage Yoruba. Poppy sat down with Chloe to learn more about her journey of self-expression through sound, folktales and her performance.

This weekend folks around the world will enjoy Halloween, yet many of us are unaware of the origins of this annual celebration. The way we honour this date in the modern day is a blend of thousands of years of indigenous and pagan traditions, spanning the globe. Sade Buari takes us through the history of this auspicious date.

As the leaves are turning to flame and the nights are here earlier, we decided this was the perfect opportunity to explore Samhain for this Wellbeing 101! We tale a look at the history, beliefs and some of the things we do to honour this festival.

This Saturday, the 1st of May, will see the arrival of Beltane, or May Day, as it is also known. The day's origins can be traced back to Celtic times, in which 'Bel' was a deity known as the 'Bright One' and 'teine' came from the Gaelic word for fire; when combined, they create 'Bright Fire', which is one of the most important rituals of this day.