Linsday Gibson guides us through a beautifully interactive “love letter” to our self. Gift yourself this 10 minutes, and see how it feels.
By Lindsay Gibson, MS
expert
Health & Wellness
Practices like meditation and breathwork are more profound than quick-fixes to soothe your nervous system, anxiety, or the pains of a rough day at the office. These articles and practices will help expand your "toolbox" of resources, and offer scientific insight into the impact breath and meditation have on our lives.
By Lindsay Gibson, MS
expert
Linsday Gibson guides us through a beautifully interactive “love letter” to our self. Gift yourself this 10 minutes, and see how it feels.
By Laura Araujo
administrator
Have you found yourself dreaming about an escape, a holiday, or just time away from your delightful, albeit time-consuming kiddos? While it may not be tropical or come with one of those drinks with umbrellas – a meditation retreat may be just what you’ve been dreaming of. The best part? You don’t need to jet off to a monastery, you can create your own retreat from the comfort of your home.
By Lauren Hoffmeier
expert
If there is one lesson we’ve taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been the need to breathe. But that applies to more than just us as adults. The practice of consciously breathing, or pranayama, is just as crucial for our kids!
By Heidi Knecht-Seegers
expert
Using a combination of art and meditation you can create a beautiful mosaic of life. Whether you are experiencing health issues, job loss, divorce, or attempting to navigate the changes that have come with living through this pandemic — this practice of taking the broken bits of our life and turning them into something beautiful is a pathway to healing what’s broken within you.
By Laura Araujo
administrator
Tea has continued to be a source of self-soothing. There’s lots of scientific reasons that we might have these reactions to tea (the polyphenols regulate insulin, which stabilizes our moods, the aromatherapeutic psychosomatic benefits), but what may be most impactful is transforming mere tea drinking into a ritual steeped in love.
By Dr. Nicole Harkin, MD, FACC
expert
For years, cardiologists have focused on risk factors like high blood pressure and high cholesterol, but are now turning their attention to how mental health impacts our heart!
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