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Struggling in Your Relationship? Rachelle Michaud Breaks Down the Biggest Mistakes Couples Make!

Love. Relationships. Couples Therapy. Sensuality. Communication. Sex. Rachelle works with couples to repair and renew their relationships. She also works with individuals on sexuality—addressing concerns such as sex drive, body image, shame, attraction, arousal, confidence, trauma, and pleasure—as well as with individuals seeking better self-regulation to feel happier and less stressed. Her approach is experiential, embodied, and somatic; it goes beyond just talking and homework.

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The 6 Secrets to Get a Grip on Your Business During a Recession

Recessions often feel like navigating stormy seas, unpredictable, challenging, and relentless. For many business owners, it’s a time of...

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Reflect, Renew, and Reignite for the Ultimate Start to 2025

Picture this: It’s January 1st, and you’re staring at a blank planner, ready to make 2025 your year. But by mid-February, the excitement...

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Why Use Journaling in Trauma Recovery?

Trauma has a way of embedding itself into our minds and bodies, often leaving us feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected.

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Alcohol Weight Gain and Longevity

Alcohol can have significant effects on both weight management and longevity, largely due to how it interacts with various biological...

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Common Reasons Why I Am Not Getting Hired for My Dream Legal Job and How to Overcome Them

Landing your dream legal job can feel like chasing an elusive goal, especially when you’re getting no response after applying for what...

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10 Compelling Reasons To Own Your Story

In the realm of personal growth and transformation, few principles are as powerful as owning your story. Your story, comprising...

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"Turn pain into purpose, build legacy."

Before You Were Born, Your Body Was Already Listening

What if your story began before you had a voice? Before your first breath, before your first cry, before your first memory? We often speak about trauma as something that happens after birth. The...

What If There Is a Positive Intention Behind Anger?

Anger is an interesting emotion because, as uncomfortable and sometimes destructive as it can be, it usually has a positive intention behind it. That may sound contradictory. What could be positive...

The Difference Between a Normal Death Benefit Life Policy and a Cash Accumulation Policy

Ask most Americans what life insurance is for, and they’ll give you the same answer: it pays your family when you die. That answer isn’t wrong, but it’s only half the story. And for working and middle-class...

How Martial Arts Training Supports Mental Health, Cognitive Function and Neurodiversity

As a psychotherapist, I’m constantly on the lookout for solutions beyond the couch to combat anxiety, fight depression and build self-esteem. Martial arts have been proven to help in these areas.

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Brainz Expert Panel

How To Stay Motivated During a Weight Loss Journey

Expert Panelists are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within the areas of Business, Mindset, Leadership, Lifestyle, and Sustainability. Members of The Brainz Magazine community of experts will share their best tips, advice, ideas, and hacks within different topics. 

Number 1: Embrace the 1° Principle

Too often, people try to overhaul their lives overnight, only to burn out quickly. The 1° Principle –making small, doable changes that compound over time – is a more sustainable approach. Start with one manageable habit, like eating a fruit or vegetable with each meal or adding a 10-minute walk to your routine. Once that habit feels natural, build on it by introducing another small change. Over weeks and months, these incremental shifts add up to a completely transformed lifestyle. The beauty of this approach is that it feels less overwhelming and more achievable. - Michele DeJesus, Master Health Coach

Brainz podcast

With Dr. Kim Dang - The Art of Starting Over

Born in Germany with Vietnamese roots, and raised in Switzerland, Dr. Kim Dang is a dynamic force in both academia and the arts. A Zurich University alumna, Kim earned a BA in Film Science, Media, and Public Communication, along with an MA and PhD in Mathematics, focusing on Random Matrix Theory. As a former Yale professor of Applied Mathematics, Kim boldly transitioned to film production and acting. Her boutique media and film production company is dedicated to crafting captivating biopics and legacy stories.

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