Where Are You Going? How do You Want to be Seen?

[This is an article I wrote, originally posted in Honey Good in February. I wanted to share it with all of you because it is pertinent now, and always.] That’s the question that Joan Songer, founder of Personal Style Counselors, always asked her clients, as a starting point. It’s a great question. And it’s one we subconsciously ask ourselves every time we get dressed. [...]

2022-03-07T12:43:27-08:00

31 Days of Self-Care: Day 28, How to Get a Good Night’s Sleep

Melina Takvorian-Mishra Ph.D

One of the basic and most important parts of self-care is getting a good night's sleep. Our sleep plays a critical role in so many areas of our well-being. It helps to maintain a healthy immune system and it regulates our metabolism. Good sleep is also important for our memory function and our ability to learn. In general, deep and restful sleep improves our ability to be happier and more agreeable.
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2022-01-27T20:53:39-08:00

31 Days of Self-Care: Day 24, Breathing and the Immune System

Dr. John Douillard, founder, LifeSpa.com

I don't know anyone these days who hasn't been deeply concerned about their immune system. And, there are likely just as many of us who are paying close attention to how our lungs are working! That's why I am thrilled to welcome our guest today, Dr. John Douillard, to speak with us about the relationship between breathing and immunity. [...]
2022-01-23T13:28:39-08:00

31 Days of Self-Care: Day 18, Find Something Beautiful in Yourself

Photo by Paige Cody on Unsplash

I'm sure there must be one woman out there who doesn't, periodically, compare herself to other women unfavorably, but I haven't found her yet. The fact is that we are constantly bombarded by advertising and media images that cause us to weigh ourselves against some external standard of what is considered beautiful. It's not a healthy habit. [...]
2022-01-18T09:45:36-08:00

Say “Cheese!” Getting Your Picture Taken

Shoey Sindel

For a lot of us the idea of having our picture taken can be extremely intimidating. (It has been for me!) Just having a camera pointed at you can bring up all kinds of insecurities. That's why I was delighted to have the opportunity to interview portrait photographer Shoey Sindel to get some perspective from a person behind the lens..[...]
2020-06-08T15:18:13-07:00
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