A thorough roadmap of tools, products & practices that moved the needle (Part 4 of 4) Thanks for being here for this series—it’s been quite the vulnerability journey to share…
Read moreSimple regulation practices that worked & compassionate takeaways that stuck (Part 3 of 4) Although “the work” is ongoing, the tools I’ll share here are what helped me get to…
Read moreThe recognitions that helped me understand my symptoms & shift my approach to healing (Part 2 of 4) Last week I shared about some former panic-related episodes that presented as…
Read moreA personal story about confusing episodes & an unexpected conclusion (Part 1 of 4) I’ve expressed my nuanced feelings about wellness before, so it feels natural to share a bit…
Read moreResourcing body + mind for the tough stuff (and for everyday wellbeing, too) I think it’s safe to say that one of the reasons yoga has been trending at a…
Read moreAdmin work knocked me down—meditative tools picked me back up As I felt my eyes start to cross and my energy barometer rapidly decline last week, I finally threw in…
Read moreYoga, movement & somatic tools for mind-body wellbeing / for when life feels funky Even as someone who has been teaching yoga for ~14 years and has been a lifelong…
Read moreWhen you love food, but you’re also anxious about it sometimes… I’ve been on a personal journey with my food relationship since my 20s, when I started to notice unhealthy…
Read more10 Things I’m Aiming to Unlearn at 40 I thought of doing a 40 Things I’ve Learned by 40 thing, but the older I get, the more I realize how…
Read moreMany Apples, Anxiety-Management, Cozy Vibes This kind of turned into a seasonal tradition: sharing a few things I cooked and ate that are usually fairly simple, always tasty (I guess…
Read moreQuestions and mindfulness-based solutions to carry on while others are suffering “There’s a lot going on right now” is a phrase I find myself and others saying lately, almost relentlessly,…
Read morefrom 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…
Read more









