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The Nature Fix: The Three-Day Effect
Thank you to REI and Florence Williams for this wonderful read. Science is backing up what we already know about the healing power of nature. THE NATURE FIX: THE THREE-DAY EFFECT written by: Florence Williams Ken Sanders is a seller … Continue reading
Posted in anxiety, Anxiety, depression, Energy Medicine, health, Mental Health, mind-body connection, Mind-Body Psychology, Mindfulness, Psychosis, Relaxation, Self Care
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Shinrin-Yoku
I’ve loved hiking in the woods ever since my Aunt Ree took me on my first walk in the woods as a small child. It felt like I entered a brand new world – a magical world of trees, moss … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, anxiety, Anxiety, Borderline Personality Disorder, BPD, depression, Energy Medicine, happiness, health, Mental Health, mind-body connection, Mind-Body Psychology, Mindfulness, Personal Growth, Psychosis, Relaxation, Self Care, Self Love, Spirituality, Trauma
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The 7 (Proven) Keys to Improving Your Mental Health!
In honor of World Mental Health Day!! THE 7 (PROVEN) KEYS TO IMPROVING YOUR MENTAL HEALTH Taken from Melli O’Brien’s blog, with permission from Melli ~ one of my FAVORITE mindfulness teachers! Addiction, Anxiety, Articles, Brain Health, Depression, Happiness, Health, Helpful Habits, Mindfulness, Research, Stress Did you know … Continue reading
How to Live Your Truth Part 1 – Melli O’Brien
How To Live Your Truth: Identifying Your Values & Mastering Mindful Living From: http://mrsmindfulness.com/how-to-live-your-truth-identifying-your-values-mastering-mindful-living/ taken: January 19, 2017 Do you know what the most common regret people express on their deathbed is? It’s “I wish I had the courage to … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, energy healing, mind-body connection, mindfulness, personal growth, Self-Empowerment
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Holidays and Mindfulness
5 Ways to Infuse the Holidays with Mindfulness How often have you begun the holiday season with the most exalted expectations, only to stumble into the New Year burned out and disappointed? The secret to making your holidays as enjoyable … Continue reading
Anxiety and Mindfulness
Another great blog post written by Melli O’Brien AKA Mrs. Mindfulness Busy & Stressed? 3 Tips to Make Your Day More Mindful I just came back from teaching my four-day retreat ‘the art of mindful living’ to forty wonderful people. … Continue reading
Posted in anxiety, Anxiety, CCH, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, Hypnosis, Mental Health, mind-body connection, Mind-Body Psychology, Mindfulness, Personal Growth, Therapy
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Thich Nhat Hanh – What is Mindfulness?
My favorite mindfulness teacher ~ Thich Nhat Hanh ~ an introduction to mindfulness
Posted in Counseling, DBT, Mindfulness, Therapy
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