Self regulation is not repression of the feelings. It is greeting feelings with radical compassion and supporting them by allowing them to exist and directing them appropriately • Art source unknown ℅ Pinterest
Self regulation is not repression of the feelings. It is greeting feelings with radical compassion and supporting them by allowing them to exist and directing them appropriately • Art source unknown ℅ Pinterest
Here’s what to read the week of March 2, from the COV-19 virus to the pitfalls of new minimalism • Photograph of Frank O’Hara ℅ Literary Hub
We’re thrilled to partner with The Nue Co. to bring you not only an honest review of their new line but medical research that backs it all up . . .
If you’re feeling like your energy is a bit sluggish, your digestion is “off,” or you feel colder than usual, these practises might bring you solace . . .
Here’s what to read the week of February 10, from the the exploitation of minorities’ trauma by white people for profit to the potential detrimental effects fo the Keto diet • Photograph of Jamaica Kincaid ℅ Dan David Prize
Juicy, sweet, and savoury pop of flavour to combat grey Winter days . . .
Diversity and inclusion must go hand-in-hand in making wellness more accessible. Dive in Well is here to change that and they need your support • Photograph of the team ℅ Dive in Well
Here are a few Ayurvedic practices that anyone can do to support our bodies back into balance on a daily level . . .
In a book about the battling Kellogg brothers, Howard Markel tells an epic tale that goes way beyond breakfast • Photograph ℅ Janelle Jones