Spring is sneaky in the Côte d’Azur – one day it feels certain that summer is on its way, and the next it feels like full-on winter again. This cozy…
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And Seasonal Transition Insights from Ayurveda ‘Tis the season for all the seasons to exist within one season. One moment it feels like summer, the next day (or hour?!) we’re…
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What Nourishes You? Even after 13+ years of working in the wellness world, I still get bamboozled by product-overload and the constant push to buy the many must-have things. If I’m told that [insert product] will banish bloat,…
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5, 6, 7, 8… One of the ways we used to rehearse routines for dance performances was by practicing as if we were already in costume and on stage, even…
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What does being healthy mean to you? Have you ever done all the healthy, wellness things until you were blue in the face, only to still feel kind of unwell? Have…
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When 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…
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10 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…
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get grounded with standing poses However enchanting the holidays can be, the last month of the year is often the most hectic, and so I thought it might be seasonally…
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starting small, making our own rules & taking the pressure off Welcome to week 2 of my self-proclaimed Mindful Morning Month – how’s it going? (I’ve committed to taking 3…
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cultivate and maintain the mind-body wellbeing tools to create a deep and meaningful life
Posted: July 23, 2024 by
US-born Sasha Nelson is an international Integrative Wellness Guide currently living in Nice, France. She infuses practices and tools from yoga, meditation, and sustainable living to help busy professionals cultivate…
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a garden-inspired metaphor for life As I gradually practice and acquire more knowledge about gardening, I’ve learned a lot about the tedious work that goes into it – sometimes yielding…
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a bit about a tea I have a silly amount of photos of matcha. As someone who loves the taste of but is physiologically overwhelmed by coffee (see: the shakes,…
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