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Perimenopause Isn’t Normal – It’s a Symptom of Modern Life
What if perimenopause is not just a biological inevitability, but a consequence of living in a toxic modern world? While it has been framed as a natural stage of aging, emerging research...
Oct 10, 202514 min read


Travel Eating Tips – How to Stay on Track Without Being Rigid
Vacations, weekend getaways, or even a busy social calendar can easily throw off your usual eating routine. But that doesn’t mean your nutrition goals have to go out the window. Whether you're road-tripping...
Oct 10, 20258 min read


Alchemy of the Body – Healing Trauma Through Somatic Sex Education
For many trauma survivors, the hardest part of healing is not remembering what happened; it’s learning how to feel safe in your body again. As someone who has lived through big-T trauma...
Oct 10, 20255 min read


How to Cope With the Psychological Impact of a Rare Disease Diagnosis
A rare disease diagnosis is never the end of the story, it is often the beginning of a new emotional journey. Beyond the medical facts, patients and families face shock, grief, and lifelong adjustment...
Oct 10, 20254 min read


10 Lessons Horses Teach Us About Healing (if We Let Them)
Discover how true healing unfolds when horses, participating entirely of their own free will, teach us through presence, choice, and connection at The Horse Sanctuary in Sweden.
Oct 10, 20257 min read


Your Body Holds the Map – How Alchemical Breathwork Guides Transitions Logic Can't Solve
I was floating in the middle of space, somewhere beyond this planet, and the only thing I could feel was infinite love coursing through my veins. This wasn't meditation, visualization, or guided imagery.
Oct 9, 20257 min read


Mindfulness in Leadership – How Mindfulness Enhances Executive Function and Decision-Making
In today’s fast-paced world of leadership, constant change and pressure can make even the best leaders slip into reactive mode. But what separates effective leaders from overwhelmed ones isn’t just...
Oct 9, 20254 min read


Why Money is the Silent Language of Family Trauma
We speak about love, conflict, and boundaries, but rarely about how money carries those same emotions. Beneath family loyalty and silence lies an unspoken language where finances mirror attachment...
Oct 9, 20254 min read


Menopause as a Performance Advantage
Menopause isn’t a downgrade. It’s a new operating system. When you learn to train with it rather than against it, you can maintain, and often improve, strength, power, sleep, and focus. This stage...
Oct 9, 20257 min read


The Hidden Meaning of Dependency
A child is born, by definition, dependent, first on their mother and then on the outside world. Later in life, they must learn to meet their own needs, freeing themselves from dependency and taking...
Oct 9, 20254 min read


How Ballet Fitness Strengthens Immunity and Restores Balance
Pass the echinacea? We often think of immunity as something we can boost, with a smoothie, a supplement, or a quick wellness hack. While all these things have health benefits, in truth, your immune...
Oct 9, 20255 min read


Brain Health Nutrition – The Alzheimer’s Dementia Sub-Types a la the ReCODE 2.0 Protocol
As a Registered Nutritionist, my professional focus is on nourishing and supporting the health and healthspan of the Brain (the ‘Brainspan’) through nutrition, diet, and lifestyle. However, in order to...
Oct 8, 20254 min read


Are Parasite Cleanses Safe? What to Do and Not Do Before Starting Any Parasite Cleanse
From TikTok “success stories,” like “I did a parasite cleanse and lost 10 lbs,” to influencers showing jars of strange-looking results, parasite cleanses are everywhere right now. And while the idea of...
Oct 8, 20254 min read


Work-Life Balance Isn’t About Time, It’s About Remembering Yourself
We live in a world that moves at full speed, where days blur into endless tasks and the pursuit of “balance” feels impossible. Yet real balance isn’t about squeezing life into neat halves, it’s about creating...
Oct 8, 20254 min read


The Complexities & Commonality of Brain Inflammation and How to BioHack Ourselves to Adapt
Brain inflammation is more common than most realise, and it’s silently linked to anxiety, depression, fatigue, and even Alzheimer’s disease. In this article, Honor Tremain explores the hidden drivers...
Oct 8, 20258 min read


When the Body Says Enough – Rethinking Performance, Sleep, and Recovery
When the body finally says “enough,” it forces us to confront truths we often ignore: performance without recovery is unsustainable. From the collapse of elite athletes under the spotlight to the quiet...
Oct 7, 20257 min read


The Link Between Mental Health and Diabetes – Why Emotional Wellness Matters
Mental health and diabetes are two intertwined aspects of well-being that often go unnoticed. As we observe World Mental Health Day, it’s crucial to recognize the profound impact mental health can...
Oct 7, 20253 min read


Why You’re So Tired Even When You Sleep
You fall into bed and hope it helps. But morning hits, and the weight is still there. Not just in your body, but in your chest, your mind… and behind your eyes. It’s the kind of tired that no amount of sleep...
Oct 7, 20255 min read


Breaking the Silence – MENtal Health Anthology Launches, Giving Voice to Men’s Untold Stories
Mental health is often a quiet crisis, and for men, it can be deafeningly silent. From childhood, boys are taught to “man up,” to suppress their pain, and to measure their strength by how well they can control...
Oct 7, 20255 min read


How to Make Peace with Your Inner Critic Part 2 – Cultivating Self-Compassion
Children who grow up in abusive or neglectful households are prone to developing an incredibly distorted sense of themselves and others in the world. For children who are fortunate to grow up in loving...
Oct 6, 20257 min read


5 Proven Ways to Break Generational Disease
What if the aches, illnesses, and chronic conditions you experience today are not just your own, but the echoes of generations before you? Generational health is the silent blueprint we inherit, shaping...
Oct 6, 20255 min read


11 Reasons Every Parent and Educator Should Care About the Cognitive Power of Music
Music isn’t just background noise, it’s excellent for the brain as well. When teens engage in songwriting and singing, they’re doing far more than expressing themselves. They’re strengthening neural...
Oct 6, 20254 min read


How to Release Trauma by Twerking
You may have heard that twerking releases trauma. But what is Twerking? How do you twerk? And why does it release trauma? More than just a popular dance trend, twerking has deep cultural roots and...
Oct 6, 20254 min read


Why Women Shouldn’t Fear Building Muscle
Many women step into the gym with goals like toning their legs or burning belly fat. Yet, when it comes to strength training, they often stick to long cardio sessions and only dedicate a few minutes...
Oct 6, 20255 min read
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