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How Can You Notice Life's Small Transitions Before They Overwhelm You?
Most life transitions do not arrive all at once. They build quietly, one small shift at a time, while we are too busy to see them. Autumn offers a simple way to notice them sooner, so the bigger...
Oct 128 min read


Evidence-Based Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine for Breast Cancer
This guide was prepared for clinic patients by Dr. Zuobiao Yuan. He completed a bachelor’s degree in traditional Chinese medicine in Jiangxi in 1993 and a PhD at Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese...
Oct 1112 min read


The Depression That Led to My Rock Bottom
Finding out I had depression at 31 came as a complete shock. I had never considered that I might have a mental health disorder, and I knew very little about depression. I was single. I had a good job...
Oct 115 min read


The Exhausted Mother's Paradox
There is a particular kind of exhaustion that many mothers know very well. You finish a full day of work, perhaps after spending most of it sitting at a desk, answering emails, solving problems, attending...
Oct 1111 min read


Why Medical Concierge Care is the Future of Personal Health Management
Successful people understand the importance of having the right experts around them. They hire chief executive officers (CEOs) to manage their companies, financial advisors to protect their wealth...
Oct 115 min read


What Is Mindfulness and Why Practice It?
The most common question I get around mindfulness is quite simple: what is it? While often talked about in relation to wellness, mindfulness practice is rarely understood in a way that feels accessible...
Oct 115 min read


How to Breathe Deeper and Let Go This Autumn
Every autumn, trees let their leaves fall so their roots can hold what matters through winter. Your body follows a similar rhythm. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), autumn belongs to the Metal Phase, which ...
Oct 106 min read


The Missing Piece in the Depression Conversation
Depression is usually described through its symptoms: low mood, loss of interest, fatigue, hopelessness, changes in sleep or appetite, difficulty concentrating, and sometimes thoughts of death or suicide.
Oct 107 min read


How to Protect Your Bones as You Age – Part 1
Around the end of July or the beginning of August 2020, I started feeling pain in my lower back while running. Like many runners, my first instinct was to brush it off. We tell ourselves that it is probably muscular.
Oct 108 min read


Is This the Life I Choose? On Burnout, Leaving New York, and Learning to Tend My Body
There was a hole in my tank, and I was leaking gas. I didn’t know it for years. I was too busy filling, pouring, giving, performing. I had a family. I had a thriving somatic body therapy practice for twenty...
Oct 94 min read


Your Body is Talking, Are You Actually Listening?
We have become incredibly good at silencing our bodies, which has somehow become the norm. A headache appears, so we take something for it. We get acid reflux, so we suppress the acid. We can’t sleep, so we...
Oct 910 min read


ABA Behind the Wheel and the Science You Can’t Wear
October is Mental Health Month, and the most overlooked mental health conversation in autism care is happening in the parking lot. I still remember the sound of the engine. A high-end SUV pulled into...
Oct 85 min read


Dr. Doom – My Jailhouse Dentist
Roy had knocked out a filling in one of my top molars during our scuffle. Within a few days, I was in serious pain. I'd be okay during the daytime, but in the evenings, around bedtime, the pain would kick in...
Oct 85 min read


From Learner Driver to Confident Driver and How You Can Help Your Child’s Brain Find Its Ease
You know your child better than anyone. You know how bright they are, how funny, how much they care. And you also know the moments that don’t quite add up. The homework that should take ten minutes...
Oct 76 min read


The Omega-3 Debate – Essential Health vs. Ocean Health
Omega-3 is an essential nutrient, yet 80-85% of the world is deficient in it. A krill is barely the size of a paperclip, yet they are a foundational food source for most Antarctic wildlife, which makes...
Oct 74 min read


You Don't Need a $10,000 Wellness Membership to Feel Better
Don't get me wrong. Do I want access to all the luxurious, members-only wellness clubs that keep popping up around New York City? Yes, of course I do. I have a passion and a keen eye for interior design...
Oct 74 min read


Root Cause Healing vs. Symptoms Management and Why We’re Treating the Wrong Problem
Your body was designed to heal itself. So why are 3 in 4 Americans still sick? What if the real problem is not health itself, but the way we treat illness? At 30, I developed acute sciatica. I was...
Oct 76 min read


Respected in Every Room but One
You are good in rooms. You read them before you sit down. You know who actually decides and who only speaks. You know when to hold the number back and when to lead with it. Twenty years of practice...
Oct 75 min read


Struggling With Ongoing Head and Neck Pain? Explore Causes and 11 Tips to Stop the Pain
I frequently meet people who wonder what causes their neck pain and headaches that won’t stop and what they can do about it. You can do a lot on your own, but you need to be consistent. Neck...
Oct 75 min read


Stand in Your Own Power and Let Yourself Shine
Many of us have learned to dim our own light. We have learned not to be too much. Not to take up too much space. Not to be too strong, too visible, too sensitive, or too powerful. At the same time, we may feel...
Oct 75 min read


Weaponizing the Kids and How Post-Separation Abuse Hides Inside Co-Parenting
Post-separation abuse does not always end when a relationship does. For some parents, co-parenting becomes another channel for control, unpredictability, and emotional pressure. This article explores how these...
Oct 76 min read


Mindfulness Made Easy With 5 Simple Practices to Banish Monkey Mind
What if the most productive thing you could do today is stop? We live in a world that rewards being busy. Busy means productive, important, and needed. Our calendars are full. Our phones are always within reach.
Oct 76 min read


How to Help Yourself and Your Clients With the PEAT Method
PEAT stands for Primordial Energy Activation and Transcendence. I have developed an online course that teaches this method to psychologists, psychotherapists, and coaches. This article...
Oct 65 min read


When Did Suffering Have to Become Severe Before It Counted?
When did we decide that someone has to be unwell enough before their suffering counts? We understand a continuum intuitively in physical health. We recognize risk factors, monitor changes...
Oct 66 min read
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