Healing Practices: Permission to Sleep
This is our fourth post in a series where we explore daily practices that nurture and encourage healing. Our last post discussed creating a balance…
This is our fourth post in a series where we explore daily practices that nurture and encourage healing. Our last post discussed creating a balance…
There is an old saying that all healthy couples fight. While it is true that all healthy couples actively encounter and work through conflict,…
This is our third post in a series where we explore daily practices that nurture and encourage healing. Our last post discussed “The Importance…
Many of us practice daily habits in order to maintain our health. We brush our teeth every day as an essential step of oral…
We all have filters. Our filters are created from childhood, past relationships, what others modeled for us by their example, and how we intersect…
Compassionate self-talk has been shown to calm the threat-detection system and allow us to be more understanding with others. Kristin Neff is an expert in…
Many people struggle with anger. We may have numerous, overwhelming commitments to family, home-life, work, school, and community that can leave us feeling depleted…
Are you willing to try an experiment? Find something to take notes with. Choose one day this week. Mark the beginning and ending times…
An ancient Greek philosopher named Heraclitus once said, “The only thing that is constant is change.” Transitions are a normal part of life, although…
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