Blog tagged as Self-care
Winter.
It feels like the cold will never end.
Sickness takes over.
When the days feel too short, and the nights too long.
Winter can be a challenging season for your mental health. The colder temperatures, shorter days, and reduced sunlight can lead to feelings of fatigue, sadness, and even symptoms of...
Life is one big, grand adventure with a twist of mystery. We often hear about finding our “purpose” as if it’s hidden in some top-secret location, accessible only to those who’ve cracked the code. But let’s be honest, if life had a GPS, it would probably lead us to a cozy café, a beach with the perf...
Nutrient-dense foods are those that are rich in essential nutrients like vitamins, minerals, and fiber, relative to their calorie content. Examples include whole grains, fresh or frozen fruits and vegetables, nuts, seeds, lean meats, and seafood. These foods provide the building blocks your body nee...
Imagine a Garden.
You’re the gardener, and your social connections are the seeds you plant. Some grow into sturdy trees, offering shade and shelter. Others bloom into vibrant flowers, bringing color and joy. Every relationship you nurture adds to the beauty and diversity of your garden, making it a s...
Beyond just quenching your thirst, water is fundamental to virtually every function in your body. From regulating temperature to flushing out toxins and nourishing cells, adequate hydration is the cornerstone of good health.
Winter is in full swing which means colder, shorter days. For some, the lack of sunlight can throw off the body’s natural rhythms making it harder to sleep. For others the cold might keep them from heading outdoors as much as they would like to.
Some stress is good and normal. When positive, it boosts energy and attention.
But when you feel like you’re about to snap? – That stress is negative. When stress is chronic and excessive, it can spike blood pressure, lower your body's immunity, and lead to sleep problems....
Social interaction and connection are good for you – and benefits us both physically and mentally. In fact, studies show that people with strong social relationships are 50% more likely to live longer and that those who participate in leisure activities like reading, playing board games, playi...