25 Science-Backed Self-Care Habits for December 2025: Free Challenge + Win $4000 in Prizes
The 25-Day Self-Care Advent Calendar Challenge is Back! The Event runs December 1st- December 25th, 2023. When you sign-up you will receive a daily self-care challenge, enter to win local prizes, and support those in need this holiday season. I call it “The Circle of Giving”.
10 Life-Changing Nervous System Habits: The Boundaries + Practices that Transformed My Health ( & can Transform Yours)
Have you ever noticed how stress seems to wreak havoc on everything in your body? Your sleep becomes restless, your digestion feels off, your hormones go haywire, and you feel like you’re constantly running on empty. Here’s what most women don’t realize: your nervous system is the master controller of your entire body. When it’s […]
4 Practices & 4 Nutrients for Stress & Anxiety
Are you feeling burnout, stressed out, and/or anxious? Here are 4 simple daily practices and 4 nutrients (with recipes) you can lean into to manage feelings of stress or anxiety.
Ditching the Diet Mentality for Mindful Eating this Holiday Season
The Holiday Season is upon us, and with New Year’s around the corner so is all the diet and “New Year- New You” Talk, this can often mean more conversation about dieting, restricting food after indulging in your holiday favorites, pressure to start a new program in January to deal with “holiday weight-gain”, and a general feeling of shame or guilt from others.
10 Mindful Habits to Change Your Life
2020 & well let’s face it… 2021 has been a hard year for many people for a variety of reasons. During covid, I felt a lot of pressure that I should use the time to get ahead on work, create something new, learn something new, etc. With many people showcasing the many things they were able to accomplish over covid with the “extra downtime”, I felt pressure to achieve or complete something big…. but the reality felt very different for me. I did not have creative energy during the lockdown, I found it challenging to get “motivated” to make and accomplish ‘to-do lists’ and instead I found myself focusing my energy on rest and recovery.