In this episode, I want to dive into a topic that affects us all but often goes misunderstood – stress hormones and their impact on our well-being, as well as a simple nutritional tool we can utilize to begin to help create a solid foundation internally. #1 Stress Hormones: Did you know that stress hormones […]
People who deal with a lot of stress understand the implications of it. You know what it does to your mental and emotional health, how it affects your physical health, and what the repercussions are. You are fully aware that it can lead to feeling overwhelmed and like you can’t handle your daily life, that
Nerves, what can you say about them? They perform so many important functions in your body and are related to every movement you make and even your thought patterns. However, nerves can really mess you up at times when they get out of control. Things such as anxiety, stress and depression can impact your nerves
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
This and last week, I did 2 back-to-back topics on Burnout. I’ll be doing more in the future as this is a big one for me and understanding how our bodies work together with our mind and heart. The first time I experienced burnout, I was young and in college. While I did bounce back
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
