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How to actually feel your feelings

How to actually feel your feelings

When was the last time you experienced a strong feeling? Did you feel sadness or rejection when a friend didn’t text you back? Immense joy while watching a funny television show? Or anger when someone cut you off in traffic? Or maybe you cycled through a mix of...
Our coaches’ favorite feel-good books

Our coaches’ favorite feel-good books

  If you’re like us, curling up with a riveting book on a winter day is one of the best antidotes to the winter “mehs.” Not only does losing ourselves in an engaging read feel good — it actually is good for us. Studies show that reading can reduce stress, improve...
How to (finally) stop comparing yourself to others

How to (finally) stop comparing yourself to others

We all experience failure, make bad decisions, and come up short sometimes. Yet, we are constantly surrounded by images (we’re looking at you, social media) of other people thriving, looking like they’ve got it all figured out, just out there living their best lives....
7 ways to help kids manage stress

7 ways to help kids manage stress

We can’t always protect our children from hard things and, in fact, it would be a disservice to do so. Letting our kids resolve low-stakes challenges on their own helps them to build self-esteem and resilience. But, watching them struggle is downright painful.  It’s...
Your guide to creating healing art

Your guide to creating healing art

Art has the power to connect, inspire, and heal us. Not only does creating our very own art allow for meaningful self-expression, but studies show that it can also help in treating depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder.  Whether it’s sketching,...
5 self-care myths… and how to get it right

5 self-care myths… and how to get it right

It’s all a lot right now, so it’s no wonder so many of my clients report feeling everything from moments of intense burnout to complete overwhelm. Sure, small doses of stress can propel us forward and help us to grow, but when it becomes chronic and all-consuming, it...
Black History Month: A time for hope

Black History Month: A time for hope

It has been a tough few years, hasn’t it?    We’re now two months into year three of layer upon layer of difficulty, appearing in fits and starts. Every day is a new day to figure out a new way to cope, keep our heads above water, and live to see another...
COVID self-care tips from a coach

COVID self-care tips from a coach

​​ When I came down with COVID a few months ago, I learned a lot about myself. It was a time of noticing the complexities of the human body, and also recognizing the resiliency of the human spirit.  I’m better now, but my healing journey was long and hard. I had days...
Reset your wellness goals with this tool

Reset your wellness goals with this tool

A new year can naturally be a time to reflect on intention, mindset, or focus for the months ahead, even if resolutions aren’t really your thing. Of course, this process can feel overwhelming, or even a bit scary, but creating a little space for exploration can help...
5-minute mood boosters to try

5-minute mood boosters to try

Despite what your social media feed may tell you, we all have bad days. You know the ones where your mood is low and you just can’t seem to get yourself out of a funk? There’s nothing wrong with feeling down sometimes, but ugh, knowing that doesn’t really make it any...