Picture one of your favorite meals. Now, imagine the hands that prepared it and the mouths it has fed. Food isn't just fuel; it's connection. Think about the stories of family, love, and tradition intertwined in your favorite meals. As things get hectic this week, let's celebrate the joyful role food plays in our lives—from … Continue reading Celebrating the Connection of Food and Family
Today, we’re closing out our series on rest with a topic that might sound like an oxymoron at first—Social Rest. Unlike other types of rest, which focus on turning inward, social rest is about renewal through meaningful connections with people who uplift, support, and truly understand you. What is Social Rest? Think about the last … Continue reading Understanding Social Rest: How Connections Impact Your Well-Being
First things first—how did adding physical rest go last week?This isn’t a rhetorical question—I really want to know! If you struggled to incorporate rest, my inbox is open, and I’d love to hear about your experience. Like any new habit, adding physical rest to your routine takes time, patience, and consistency. Think of it like … Continue reading How To Embrace Mental Rest (Without Feeling Guilty)
Hormonal fluctuations, societal pressures, and body image concerns...oh my. Let's take an integrative approach to stress management.
If you're a high achiever navigating the relentless pursuit of success, join me in exploring a different narrative—one that celebrates the wisdom of winter's pause.
Results can be deceiving, yet so many people won't work with a wellness coach unless that coach can promise results. I completely understand wanting to make a worthwhile investment, but here's the thing about results: Sometimes, we measure the wrong thing. For decades, I measured my health by the number on my scale. When that … Continue reading Results can be deceiving.
Because I'd tell my 23-year-old self to stop thinking so much and get into the moment, I'd ask her to pay attention to what she sees and how she feels and to listen, smell, and taste intentionally. MINDFULNESS AS I'VE COME TO UNDERSTAND IT: There are many ways to practice mindfulness, but practicing in all different moods … Continue reading If you could go back and give a piece of advice to your younger self, what would you say?
Join me for an evening of mindfulness practices: When: At your leisure Where: The Online ClassroomCost: FREEDetails: Check them out here! The best part? You have access to this product for as long as the online classroom exists. 🎉 I encourage you to share this workshop with the people you love because the people we spend the most time … Continue reading Want to reduce anxiety, depression, blood pressure, and inflammation in one fell swoop?
Most perfectionists I work with want to know how to be a good meditator, or, my personal favorite, how to meditate right. And to be completely honest, that’s what I wanted to know when I started. I wanted to know how to sit, what to think about, and how it should feel. I thought I … Continue reading Are you a recovering perfectionist too? Because I feel like there’s A LOT of us.
How did saying “maybe” to the beliefs that aren’t serving you go these last couple of weeks? If you’re like most people, this strategy might have been enough to interrupt some of your bad habits but not all of them. That’s normal. And today, we’re adding to your toolbox for busting patterns that no longer … Continue reading How to trade your bad habits for healthy, thriving ones (Part 2 of 4)
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