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At Cause UK, our dress code is to avoid heels at all costs. Walking our Cause UK mascot, Ted the dog, five inch heels don't cut it. #Heel-gate grabbed the headlines…
At Cause UK, our dress code is to avoid heels at all costs. Walking our Cause UK mascot, Ted the dog, five inch heels don’t cut it. #Heel-gate grabbed the headlines as a secretary was allegedly dismissed for refusing to wear them. We’re supporting eco-therapist Hayley Gillard (pictured) who has set up a unique Barefoot Club.
Why not ditch shoes altogether for #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek!
Don’t miss Hayley in a live debate with the Guardian for #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek this Thursday 19 May, about using mindfulness in social care.
Below are Hayley’s persuasive reasons to give barefoot walking a go…
Bare Your Soles for Mental Health Awareness Week: Now’s the Time to Go Wild
Sock it to ‘em!
Eco-therapist Hayley Gillard is encouraging stressed out women to do something simple: take off your shoes and socks and head for the great outdoors. Hayley, a social entrepreneur and founder of the Wild Goose retreat, is kicking back with her Barefoot Club.
It’s not about extreme measures such as juicing or detoxing which is more focussed on unhealthy weight loss than well-being. What women really need is simple – to lose the shoes.
5 REASONS TO GO BAREFOOT!