It likely comes as no surprise that many people have delayed getting primary and preventive care since before the pandemic started. Well, that’s now two years ago!
Category: Stress & Life Changes
Lecture #68: Managing Priorities: Tools & Tips to Help You Overcome Overwhelm and Keep First Things First
Kathy Paauw, “Life Architect” from Paauwerfully Organized leads a great talk on how to focus on what you want – including getting organized, increasing productivity, enjoying greater fulfillment and balance.
Forest Bathing with a Twist
You have likely heard about the concept of forest bathing or shinrin-yoku, as originated from modern Japanese culture. Well, here is a new twist I experienced the other day and just had to tell this story!
The Final Sneak Peek!
Please enjoy a “behind the scenes” peek at my journey…part of which is soon coming to an end, and part of which is just getting started!
The Gift
“What first intrigued me was the cardboard mailing sleeve it came in. My home address was hand-written (exciting!) and with a cute heart (must be a friend!). But, whom do I know in San Jose, California?”
How I Lost 20 Pounds Without Trying
Catchy title, right? This post is actually more about the hormone cortisol, but I promise I will get to the weight loss part too!
Connectivity, Part 2
When I posted my blog “Connectivity” last month on World Menopause Day, I didn’t plan on a follow-up blog. But, as with most things in my life, everything is a story!
Perimenopause from a Naturopathic Medicine Perspective
As a Naturopathic Doctor (ND) and East Asian Medical Practitioner (EAMP, formerly called Licensed Acupuncturist), Dr. Kira Baum shares her refreshing perspective on managing the transitions around menopause, from a holistic and integrative perspective.