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; […]
I recently did a podcast on this topic (here), so if you prefer listening, you can pop on over and receive some great tips for shifting out of the stress response. I also felt that I’d like to write a bit more about this connection because it really does come up a lot. As I
Ever noticed those extra inches around your waist during high-stress periods? It’s not just in your head! There’s a deep-rooted connection between stress and weight gain, especially in the abdominal region. 🤔 This is something I see fairly regularly, either in highly engaged people, or those working out more than their body is capable of
Visualization has been used for decades to improve sporting performance, build confidence, and help people achieve their goals. It has become a popular technique to change mindsets and build a more positive, motivated outlook on life. But did you know that there is a scientific basis for visualization’s success? Studies have shown measurable improvements and
In today’s episode, I’m taking last week’s and diving a little deeper into how to use EFT specifically to release stress out of your body. Whenever we’re stressed, we slip into our Sympathetic nervous system, which activates our fight, flight, freeze, or fawn mechanisms. It releases cortisol, and brings inflammation into our bodies, shifts our
Getting ReStarted – What I’ve Learned by Taking My Own Advice to Rest – Episode 17 Hey there! You may have noticed I’ve been offline for over a year on my podcast. Well, I’m back. I took a season off to pursue some things, including my own health and well-being. “Practicing what I preach”, so
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.
Thought Flipping: Intentional Effort To Rework Our Thought Processes If you’ve ever found yourself caught in a cycle of negative thinking, it can be tough to escape it. Negative thinking can be a consuming process–one bad thought can lead to another, and another, until eventually you feel miserable and hopeless in a spiral of negative
