Support Call Oct 24th
Don't forget we have our monthly support call coming up! Always free to attend. Maybe you need some connection on your healing journey, or maybe you just want to share. Whatever the reason, I would love to see you there!


Don't forget we have our monthly support call coming up! Always free to attend. Maybe you need some connection on your healing journey, or maybe you just want to share. Whatever the reason, I would love to see you there!

Stay Hydrated!
Especially going into the cooler months, we can forget to drink enough fluids. Chronic dehydration can cause a whole host for problems, from headaches, muscle cramps and brain fog. Are you staying hydrated?
Your body is roughly 50–60% water. The exact amount varies with age and body composition. Water is an essential part of your cells, tissues, and organs. nationalacademies.org
Water helps cushion and lubricate your joints. Staying hydrated supports the fluids that protect your joints as you move throughout the day. CDC
Hydration supports clear thinking. Dehydration can contribute to difficulty concentrating and changes in mood—so your water intake can affect how you feel mentally as well as physically. CDC
Water helps regulate body temperature. Your body loses water through sweat, making fluid replacement especially important during exercise and hot weather. U.S. Geological Survey
Just Breathe...
Breath work practices don't need to be complex to work. If you ever catch yourself feeling overwhelmed or anxious, give box breath a try. Box breathing is a simple practice that can help you slow down, reconnect with your body, and feel more grounded.
Inhale gently for a count of four, hold for four, exhale for four, and pause for four. See why its called the box breath? Repeat this pattern for three to five rounds while noticing how your body responds.
Keep your breath comfortable rather than forcing it. If holding your breath feels uncomfortable, shorten the count or skip the pauses altogether. Let your body guide you.
I find this super helpful when I am feeling overwhelmed