New Year, who’s this?
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New Year, who’s this?

It’s hard to believe that we are tip-toeing into another year. We hear from a lot of our clients that they feel stuck in March of 2020, around the time the COVID-19 pandemic started. This is a *totally* common response to a big, life-changing event such as a global struggle with a novel virus.

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Hibernation Season
Kelsi Kelsi

Hibernation Season

The chill is setting in, and the hours of daylight have dramatically decreased. Can you feel it?

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The Holidays
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The Holidays

The holidays will soon be upon us. The happiest time of the year! Right?… For so many of us, the holiday season is bittersweet at best. With holidays, we feel a heightened sense of pressure to enjoy ourselves and often draw comparisons from our own lives to what we see in advertisements and social media.

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Inner Wisdom & Intuition
Kelsi Kelsi

Inner Wisdom & Intuition

The new autumnal moon in Libra is said to echo messages of balance, change, transformation, confidence, and growth. In keeping with this energy escorting us into October, our third eye is said to represent our “inner teacher” and intuition.

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Foundations of Restful Sleep
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Foundations of Restful Sleep

Sleep - a coveted and seemingly unattainable goal for some of us. Sleep is SUCH a vital cornerstone to mood, stress, and physical health management.

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Dealing with our Emotions in Healthy and Adaptive Way
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Dealing with our Emotions in Healthy and Adaptive Way

If we let our thoughts and emotions take over, then our emotions control our actions and us. Instead, we should try to accept our emotions, but not let them take over our actions. Our thoughts charge our emotions, which in turn dictate how we react. Taking control of our emotions is a powerful tool.

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The Importance of Movement
Sarah Prince Sarah Prince

The Importance of Movement

This month has marked a year of the start of confinement. For many of us, we have moved physical activity off our schedules. As the weather gets warmer, I want to suggest finding ways to add movement into your schedule.

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Whatever you are Feeling, You are not alone
Sarah Prince Sarah Prince

Whatever you are Feeling, You are not alone

Are you experiencing stress and/or anxiety right now? You are not alone. I can guarantee none of us were given a handbook on how to deal with living during a pandemic. Whatever you are feeling right now, you are not going through this alone.

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Scheduling Alone Time
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Scheduling Alone Time

We get used to constantly being on the go, but do you ever stop and be in the moment?

How much time during the week do you take for yourself?

These are important questions to answer because you may find your answer to be a small amount of time or even no time at all.

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Seasonal Depression May Be Hitting Early This Year
Jaimee Stoczko Jaimee Stoczko

Seasonal Depression May Be Hitting Early This Year

For many, seasonal depression seems to be hitting early this year. Faced with quarantine in the colder months for the first time, continuing to find motivation to work and learn from home, and struggling to connect with friends and family, has left so many of us with a feeling of powerlessness. Of hopelessness.

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What Does It Mean to “Survive?” And How Do You Do It?
Jaimee Stoczko Jaimee Stoczko

What Does It Mean to “Survive?” And How Do You Do It?

October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and it serves as a gentle reminder to cherish and appreciate the survivors you know, the survivors you love, and the survivors you have yet to meet. It also reminds us of when we first learned about the survivor community.

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The Value of Honesty in Our Everyday Lives
Jaimee Stoczko Jaimee Stoczko

The Value of Honesty in Our Everyday Lives

“How are you doing?”
“Fine!” or “Great!” or “Awesome!”
We’ve all been there — someone asks how you’re doing, and without a second thought you respond with what you think they want to hear.

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“Back to School” During COVID-19
Jaimee Stoczko Jaimee Stoczko

“Back to School” During COVID-19

This is an extremely difficult time, and you are not wrong for missing the comforting, routine, or seasonal activities which typically bring us joy during this time of year including going “back to school.”

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