[re]connecting with lovingkindness As we close out the month and approach the close of 2024 – and for the sake of our interdependence (i.e. when we take care of ourselves,…
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busting the ego & personalizing the practice Have you ever done something because you think it will make you healthy, only to slightly suffer as a result (like you’re doing…
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fallen leaves, nourished soil, new growth I used to love back-to-school season – it was a frontier of open-ended possibilities, a time to reconnect with friends, a chance to reorganize…
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from struggle bus to summit I used to consider myself a pretty adventurous person until I met a few friends who, for lack of better words, are just really comfortable…
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mind-body wellness favs from my fav season I’m always a bit apprehensive at the end of summer – I sometimes wish I could hang onto it for another week or…
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but the payoff is worth it [plus 3 free virtual practices] In times of distraction, fatigue, sadness, busy-ness, or physical / emotional dis-ease, I occasionally have to gently convince myself…
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…a simple, natural, everyday thing. Like “wellness,” the term “mindfulness” can sometimes be convoluted, confusing, and intimidating – like what exactly is it, and how / when / why do…
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5 yoga & movement classes for a balanced mind, body & planet If you’ve been experiencing or have ever experienced achy body parts to the extent that it throws your…
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relief for hips & jet lag tips for optimal integration Thanks to the immense privileges of A. living abroad and B. traveling overseas to visit family, I have cultivated many…
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2 tools to get into a transformative physical & mental state How many times have you said to yourself something along the lines of “I would love to be able…
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figuring out what works for you & relieving information overload The concept of “wellness” can be so confusing and convoluted sometimes, especially when used in clever marketing tactics (same goes…
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I spent 3.5 years living as a mid-30s single lady in Paris; 2 of those years were off-and-on confinements and curfews. Bakeries were an essential business and remained open the…
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