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 […]
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
In this episode, we’ll explore how unresolved emotional traumas & emotions can manifest physically, discussing holistic approaches to address and heal them. I’ll share some of my personal experiences, how our bodies and emotions are wired, and how you can actually begin to receive freedom and true relief and healing. Emotions aren’t just felt mentally;
Due to the hectic pace of modern life, it has become increasingly difficult to avoid stressful situations in and out of the home. Common sources of stress include financial hardships, issues at work, unsuccessful relationships and familial obligations. But other forms we’re not always aware of include our mindset, our nutrition, and even past experiences.
Fatigue is something that all of us experience. It’s only natural for us to feel fatigued if we experience something that is physically, mentally, and emotionally stressful. The body’s response to stress is to release hormones (cortisol) that help us deal with stress. These hormones can give us extra speed and strength, which make it
A little #guthealth and #antiinflammatory boost to your evening routine: “SUNSET MILK” This is one of my favs when I’ve either worked out hard OR noticed that I’ve been a little overstressed. It’s very calming and soothing and loaded with the powerhouses: ginger, turmeric, and cinammon. One of turmeric’s most well-known and studied properties is
A recent study found that less than 10% of Americans are eating enough vegetables. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, less than 14% of Americans are consuming the recommended 2 to 4 daily servings of fruit, and less than 9% consume 3 to 5 servings of vegetables. If you’re going to beat
One of the greatest threats to the efficiency of the immune system is stress. Stress is sometimes referred to as the “fight or flight” response or you could say the “deer in the headlights” look or thought process or lack thereof. In stress, you can think too much and stop breathing properly as a result.
