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Healing the Nervous System After Post-Separation Abuse
In the last two articles, we've named something that rarely gets named clearly: separation from an abusive relationship doesn't automatically separate your nervous system from the threat it learned to survive.
1 day ago6 min read


Same Family, Different Metabolism and Why One Sibling Gains Weight Easily and the Other Doesn’t
Every family seems to have a story like this. Two siblings grow up in the same house. They eat at the same table, have the same parents, and are exposed to many of the same foods. One seems able to...
1 day ago8 min read


Having Knee Pain and Neck Pain at the Same Time? Could It Possibly Be Related?
Sure, they can be related! The body functions as a single unit, with all its systems and joints working together. If you have knee pain, don’t be surprised if it results in a stiff neck or a headache...
1 day ago4 min read


This is Your Brain on Nutrients
The famous 1980s U.S. commercial and slogan that referenced “this is your brain” and “this is your brain on drugs” was a powerful one to me as an impressionable young girl. It was meant to be a hard...
1 day ago5 min read


Why We Keep Stopping and the Real Reason Your Weight Keeps Coming Back
You have lost weight before. Probably more than once. The problem was never starting. It was what happened in week three, when life got in the way and the old pattern quietly took over again. This...
1 day ago6 min read


Why Do Concussion Symptoms Persist? Looking Beyond the Diagnosis of Post-Concussion Syndrome
Persistent post-concussion symptoms are an outcome, not a mechanism. Someone may be told they have post-concussion syndrome (PCS) because they continue to experience headaches, dizziness, cognitive...
2 days ago9 min read


3 Hormone Secrets From Women With Some of the Lowest Recorded Cortisol Levels
Does this sound like you? You wake up at 3 a.m. Sometimes drenched in sweat. Always wide awake, mind racing. You drag yourself through the morning on coffee. You crash at 3 p.m. Then at 10 p.m., when you should...
2 days ago7 min read


Reflexology for Women’s Health
Reflexology is frequently explored as a complementary therapy for women’s hormonal health, as it may help balance the endocrine system and regulate the nervous system. Having spoken with experts specialising...
2 days ago6 min read


Why Leadership Starts in Your Body
Leaders today have more tools than ever. Artificial intelligence (AI) drafts our emails, templates structure our meetings, and there is a process handout for almost every conversation. Yet many of the leaders...
2 days ago7 min read


How Stress Turns Into Physical Symptoms
What happens when your nervous system can no longer outrun your ambition? We know that chronic stress can lead to insomnia, migraines, and breakouts. But what happens when your stress begins to manifest...
2 days ago6 min read


Why Moms Burn Out During the Holidays and 3 Ways to Find the Joy Again
The holidays are supposed to be magical. But what happens when the person creating the magic is running on empty? Between family expectations, financial pressures and children navigating changes in...
2 days ago9 min read


The Hidden Impact of Toxic Load on Women's Hormones During Menopause
When perimenopause hit us in our early forties, we did what so many women do. We looked at our nutrition, our workouts, and our supplements, hoping to get our energy, sleep, and moods back on track...
3 days ago6 min read


7 Signs You're Still Living in Survival Mode Even When Life Is Going Well
Have you ever reached a place in your life where things are finally going well, yet something inside you is still waiting for everything to go wrong? You have worked hard. You have overcome challenges...
3 days ago8 min read


What Grief Taught Me That Nursing Couldn’t
I never dreamed grief would come so soon and stay so long. It came in fast and lingered heavily around my shoulders like a wet blanket. It clouded everything I did, every thought I had, and every...
3 days ago5 min read


Who Holds You Up When Everyone Leans on You?
Being called “the strong one” can feel like a compliment. But it can leave you feeling like you are not allowed to need help. You’re the person everyone calls. You listen, solve problems, and show up even when...
3 days ago8 min read


Same Blood Sugar, Different A1c – What a Cutoff Does and Does Not Tell You
Your fasting numbers have held steady for months. If you wear a glucose monitor, the daily average looks ordinary. You track, you log, you eat the way the guidelines say to eat. Then your hemoglobin A1c...
3 days ago7 min read


Why Bright Store Lighting Can Be So Difficult for People With Migraines
A quick trip to the grocery store can be unexpectedly difficult for someone who experiences migraines or light sensitivity. Bright overhead lights, glare from shiny surfaces, crowded shelves, and constantly ...
3 days ago4 min read


Put Down the Phone, Pick Up Real Rest in Nature
Rest should come naturally, yet asking for it can take courage. Here is why scrolling doesn’t always provide the rest we need, and a handful of easy ideas for resting in nature on your own, with friends...
3 days ago4 min read


Can Brainwave Entrainment Become Meditation? Low-Carrier Frequencies, Duration, and Yinnergy
Brainwave entrainment is often described as something that supports meditation. My own experience led me toward a more radical possibility: properly structured entrainment can become part of the meditation...
4 days ago5 min read


Chronicles of the Moon Man Part 1: Of Outer Darkness Discord
Anyone who can “see” watched how ‘The Holy See’ Pope Leo, of Creole blood ties, recovered his wonder powers. His handshaking order of catalysts activates the dignity and pride downcast in each toward...
4 days ago5 min read


How Perimenopause Can Make ADHD Symptoms Worse
You’ve managed your attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) for years. Maybe you were diagnosed as a kid. Maybe you were diagnosed in your 30s. You found routines that worked, medication that helped...
4 days ago4 min read


The Recital You Missed Was Never on Your Calendar
It is 6:15 on a Thursday. You tell yourself you will leave after one more email. Across town, a child scans the audience, finds an empty seat, and decides not to mention it. The program starts without you.
4 days ago4 min read


Why You Don’t Recognize Yourself in Motherhood, and Why It’s Not Your Fault
Most of us were prepared for the birth. We were told what to pack, how to breathe, and what the first weeks might look like. What almost no one told us is that becoming a mother is not just an event. It is
4 days ago5 min read


The Ribcage-Pelvis Connection and the Missing Link in How You Move
Have you ever wondered why you can stretch consistently, strengthen your muscles, and practice yoga regularly, yet still feel restricted in your movement? Sometimes the answer isn't in the muscles...
4 days ago4 min read
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