Ours are lives that are easily thrown out of balance. The common circumstances that we rarely consider poise the most threat because they are the situations that we sometimes pay the least attention to.
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20 THINGS WE MAY NOT THINK ABOUT MUCH – but perhaps should!
Posted in 1, Another way of life, Assessing the Impact of Aesthetic Healing, Caring for Ourselves, Creativity, Intellectual Pursuits, Other systems for caregiving explored, Re-thinking, Self-awareness, Transformation, Wellness concerns, tagged getting going again, getting it together, life restoration, me at my best, self-help, self-improvement, self-recovery strategies, ways to make ourselves better on May 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
FAITH & HOPE – the role our spiritual beliefs play in our overall wellness
Posted in 1, Another way of life, Other systems for caregiving explored, Re-thinking, Self-awareness, Spirituality, Transformation, Wellness concerns, tagged Faith in Healing, Pilgrimages to spiritual places on May 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Pilgrimages to shines in the hope of spontaneous healing are commonplace destinations for ailing believers. The existence of these sacred destinations speaks volumes about the role hope and faith play in the process of recovery from illness. Many conditions have been cured after the suffering visited these healing sanctuaries and inexplicably had their health restored
SELF-RENEWAL STRATEGIES FOR THE BUSIEST OF HOLIDAYS
Posted in Caring for Ourselves, Creativity, holistic modalities, Other systems for caregiving explored, Re-thinking, Spiritual Driven Aesthetic Care, Wellness concerns, tagged one to five minute departures from stress, self-care, self-monitoring, Self-renewal techniques, Self-styled retreats on November 27, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
If I am not diligent, I find myself overdoing it, cutting corners on my self-care routines, exhausting my energy. Too much activity can easily cause a strain on my already overcompensated lifestyle. My antidote is to reach for Dr. Rachel Harris’s book: “20 Minute Retreats.” There are more than 190 different retreats developed to soothe the trials of the season and any other mentally challenging situations that come up throughout the year.
SOME INTERESTING Q & A”S on BIOFEEDBACK – from a real specialist on the subject.
Posted in Another way of life, Caring for Ourselves, Creativity, holistic modalities, Other systems for caregiving explored, Re-thinking, Science, Self-awareness, Wellness concerns, tagged addressing tension and stressors, help for compulsivity, pain control, relief from arthritis, self-healing modalities, what to do for anxiety, yoga and biofeedback medical interventions on November 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I had the pleasure of speaking with Marylou Gantner, B.G.S. ,(Bachelor of General Studies) yesterday about biofeedback. Gantner is someone whom I greatly admire for her work as a scientific relaxation specialist. Gantner, is 72 years old and is based in Orlando Florida where she has been seeing patients for over three decades.
10 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE EVOLUTION OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE
Posted in 1, Another way of life, Caring for Ourselves, holistic modalities, Other systems for caregiving explored, Re-thinking, Science, Wellness concerns, tagged Alternative medicine, alternative therapies, holistic healing, Introduction to homeopathy, natural health remedies, naturopath center, NIH research on alternative medicine, Taking our health into our hands on November 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Here are ten facts that give a brief overview of the ongoing efforts that are continuing to be made to promote natural / holistic based wellness therapies as alternatives to, or in conjunction with, traditional medical practices.
MEDICINAL WILD EDIBLE PLANTS – Worth knowing About!
Posted in Aesthetic Healing Interventions, Aesthetic Places, Another way of life, Assessing the Impact of Aesthetic Healing, Caring for Ourselves, holistic modalities, Other systems for caregiving explored, Re-thinking, Science, Wellness concerns, tagged Ediable weeds, Edible riches from the great outdoors, edible weeds from our gardens, medicinal remedies, plant life for nutritional health, plants for digestive disorders, plants for medicinal uses, uncommon benefits of plants on November 6, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Edible wild plants help to counteract the effects of headaches, colds, and stomach aches. They are also useful in attending to wounds caused by burns, bites and stings, as well as; problematic skin diseases, and a whole host of other problematic conditions.
