We’re often very aware that our emotional stress impacts the foods we eat, but did you know that the nutrients we take in actually affect our emotional well-being? When you start looking at ways to reduce your stress levels, you probably focus on how much work you are doing, what your daily responsibilities are, and […]
What do you think of when you hear the word “exercise”? For some, it’s a burst of joy, and for others, it sounds exhausting. I know. I’ve worked with many people over the years. Exercise sounds like something you “have to do” unless you were raised around sports OR have simply grown to love it.
In this episode, I’ll introduce a very powerful concept that can bring powerful healing to your body through a very simple practice. If you’ve been around even a little while, you’ve heard of a “Gratitude Practice” and maybe you’ve even tried jotting down a few things in the morning based on what you’ve seen out
Resilience … is our ability to bounce back … but what if you can’t bounce back and seem to remain stuck? Have you ever experienced the feeling of procrastination, feeling stuck, or like you just can’t move forward in an area of your life? I’m sure at some point most people have felt this way
Perhaps you’ve heard about the idea of having a morning routine. But if you’re anything like myself, or the people I work with, when you’re extremely fatigued or dealing with stress and other health issues, putting “one more thing” onto your plate might feel, well … exhausting … I get it! I’ve been there. But
FUNCTIONAL BREATHING Exercises Getting Started with a New Way of Breathing In these breathing exercises, you’re going to learn to breathe in a way that will reduce anxiety, increase energy and mental clarity, help you to sleep deeper, and even help your body reset to its natural weight. Why? Breathing is one of the most
I have personally experienced extreme burnout twice. You’d have thought I’d learn from the first time, but I definitely learned a LOT from the second time around. And since then, have helped others recover. I’ve spent the better part of the last 10 years studying the body, the nervous system, and resilience to stress in
Maybe you relate: It’s during the middle of the workday and you’re tired. The day has been overwhelming, stressful and nothing seems to be going quite right. Or perhaps it’s the end of the day when you have “more” you need to do, but are just done and tired. You have 2 choices:On these types