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Self-Control, the Brain and How the Prefrontal Cortex Regulates Impulses
Have you ever wondered why it's so hard to resist that extra slice of cake or why you blurt out something you later regret? These moments of impulsivity...
2 days ago5 min read


Understanding the Impact of Ice and Pain Killers on Healing
In physical therapy, effective recovery from injuries is paramount. Many individuals instinctively turn to ice and painkillers for immediate relief, believing they...
3 days ago3 min read


Why Strength Training Should Be a Lifelong Habit
There’s something deeply primal about strength, not just in the way we lift, move, or perform in the gym, but in how it shapes how we show up in everyday life...
3 days ago3 min read


The Silent Impact of Functional Freeze on Relationships and How to Reconnect
Do you sometimes notice a subtle emotional distance from the people you love most? Maybe it feels difficult to fully engage, even when you genuinely want to connect.
3 days ago4 min read


From Skeptic to Believer and How One Healing Session Changed Everything
What if one unexpected moment could shift everything you thought you knew about healing? Faye Lao shares her powerful transformation from skeptic to believer after a single energy healing session changed her life.
4 days ago6 min read


The Role of Self-Compassion in Healing Good Girl Syndrome
If you have ever felt like being the good girl meant ignoring your needs, hiding your struggles, or constantly striving to do more, you are not alone. This article explores how self-compassion is the missing piece in healing from Good Girl Syndrome.
4 days ago4 min read


Why More People Are Embracing Aging and What It Means for the Future of Wellness
Aging is no longer seen as a process of decline but as a chance to grow stronger in body, mind, and spirit. As modern science blends with ancient wisdom, a new perspective is taking shape that celebrates aging as a journey toward greater vitality.
4 days ago6 min read


Understanding and Managing the Pieces of the Anxiety Puzzle
One of the most common reasons clients book to see me is linked to anxiety. Even if this is not their primary reason for getting in contact, it is often lurking somewhere in the background. That can often be a good place to start, as we all have times where anxiety is present.
5 days ago5 min read


Why Have a Health and Wellness Coach?
Chronic pain, stress, and anxiety are among the most common and challenging health issues that many people face daily. They can significantly impact one's quality of life, affecting relationships...
6 days ago3 min read


How to Find a Therapist Who’s the Right Fit for You
Finding the right therapist can feel like navigating a huge maze, right? You want to find support, you know you need something, but you're not sure what that is. You want to find someone who will...
6 days ago7 min read


The Healing Power of Letting Go and Why Removing What No Longer Serves You Is Essential
Late last year, I needed to undergo a minor surgery. While surgery is rarely a pleasant experience, I felt it was necessary. I had to remove something from my body that, although relatively...
6 days ago10 min read


How To Begin A Fitness Routine That Sticks In 5 Simple Steps
How many times have you said to yourself, “Today’s the day I begin exercising!” but somehow, you never do? Or you start, but after two weeks, the motivation fizzles. I’m sure you had the best of...
Apr 163 min read


Why Most Health Advice Doesn’t Work for Women Over 30
It’s the millennial health paradox: Why do we feel older than we are? We were told 30 is the new 20, but for many millennial women, it feels like 40 is the new 65.
Apr 164 min read


How to Manage Hashimoto’s and Optimize Thyroid Health Naturally
Struggling with weight gain, fatigue, or brain fog and suspecting your thyroid may be to blame? Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is one of the most misunderstood autoimmune disorders, yet it silently...
Apr 165 min read


When Parenting and Perimenopause Collide and 5 Practical Ways to Feel More Like Yourself Again
You’re exhausted but can’t sleep. You snap at your kids and then feel riddled with guilt. Your brain feels foggy, your body is changing, and you’re wondering if this is just another stage of...
Apr 165 min read


Why Menopause Is the Perfect Time to Go Vegan
Have you been interested in veganism but putting it off until you are “ready”? Menopause is a time of transformation, which can mean making lifestyle changes that matter, such as embracing a plant-based diet.
Apr 165 min read


7 Ways HypnoBond Can Help You Redirect Your Emotions for Lasting Change
In a world where high performance is often rewarded over inner peace, it’s easy to lose touch with your emotional centre. You might look calm and successful on the outside, yet inside...
Apr 165 min read


The Truths and Explanations of Light Language
What if you could speak a multidimensional language that provides healing, activations, messages, and guidance without needing to learn the language?
Apr 155 min read


Why High-Performing Women Are Secretly Numb and What to Do About It
You are holding it all together, but at what cost? Behind the success, the strength, and the perfectly composed exterior is a quiet numbness that no amount of meditation or mindset work can fix. This is not just stress. It is a deeper kind of burnout rooted in your nervous system. It is time to stop performing your way through life and start coming home to yourself.
Apr 155 min read


The Rise of Empowered Sobriety and Why Ambitious Moms Are Ditching Alcohol in 2025
As we step into 2025, a remarkable trend is emerging among ambitious moms: a growing movement toward sobriety not born out of desperation or rock bottom but from a profound realization that alcohol simply no longer serves us.
Apr 155 min read


The Power of No But
I just wrote a song, something I do daily. Today, it was on the power of No But. I was in conversation with a dear friend of mine last week, and she used the phrase No But multiple times. Of course, as is my tendency, I said.
Apr 154 min read


Narcissism in the Modern Age and Why It’s Not All About You
We live in an era often dubbed the "Age of the Selfie," a time characterized by an unprecedented focus on the individual. Social media platforms, while offering connection...
Apr 155 min read


Exhausted With Life? – Maybe It’s Time to Stop Resisting Change
A reflection on why life can feel exhausting, and how embracing change, compassion, and presence can help us live with lightness, purpose, and joy. The other day, I came across a statement...
Apr 155 min read


How Therapy Is Evolving Into a Preventative Mental Health Tool in 2025
For decades, therapy has primarily functioned as a response to crisis. People sought help when anxiety was unbearable, when depression halted daily life, when grief became immobilizing...
Apr 156 min read
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