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Preparedness
We are bombarded with messages about how to prepare. If we are constantly planning for the future, when do we stop and pay attention to the now?
A Treatment for Trauma - Compassion
Everyone has experienced some degree of trauma over the last 14 months. What can you do about it?
COVID-19 and Masks
After you’re vaccinated, do you still need to wear a mask? What kind of mask should you wear?
What is Yoga?
Take a moment and ponder that question. Then, consider what could it be for you?
Eating Disorders – aka “ED”
Eating disorders take on many forms. It is not about the food.
Brain Fatigue
Symptoms of mental fatigue include physical fatigue, irritability, or poor concentration. Think of a toddler that is in need of a nap
Just Breathe
Mindful breathing has been linked by studies to lower physiological and psychological stress.
The Sunshine Vitamin
Vitamin D gets a lot of press, but how beneficial is it and for what?
Eustress (Yoo-Stres)
More than half (55%) of Americans reported feeling stress a lot during the previous day
Seasonal Affective Disorder
The days are getting shorter and colder. The sun is lower in the sky.
Demystifying Menopause
Part 4: Treatment Options for Menopause Symptoms
To treat or not to treat, that is the question...
Finding Serenity in the Insanity of Today
Life is hard right now. You don’t need to read an article to tell you that, but we all can use some help to know how to better cope with the chaos we are facing day in and day out.
Demystifiying Menopause
Part 3: Is It Hot in Here? Hot Flashes
Perimenopause and menopause have many symptoms, but the one symptom most people can identify is the hot flash. It is experienced by 75 to 80 percent of women.
Demystifying Menopause
Part 2: The Signs and Symptoms
Hormone shifts underlie menses changes, but what other symptoms might you notice