Take a moment to reflect on the current state of your mental health: How are you feeling in this moment? How have you been feeling on a regular basis? What do you need to let go of? What have you been doing lately that brings you joy, gratitude and satisfaction?
Do your muscles feel stiff, sore, tight or restricted? Do you want your body to move optimally in a full range of motion? Do you want to get the most out of your workouts? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then self-myofascial release (SMR) is for
Quality sleep is one of the most important pieces of overall wellness. In fact, sleep quality directly impacts your cognition, reaction time, physical performance, immune system, stress levels, hormone balance, metabolism and digestion. If your wellness isn’t optimal, you may want to audit your sleep hygiene. Read the following statements.
Are you consuming enough whole grains? The 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends that at least half of the grains you consume are whole grains. What does the term whole grain mean, and what exactly are whole grain foods? A grain is a whole grain if it contains the three
When you hear the word meditation, you may think of sitting in silence with your eyes closed, but meditation is so much more than that. It’s a practice that involves focusing your mind and awareness on the present moment. Rather than trying to completely clear your mind, meditation is about
Nutritional success comes down to one thing: preparation! Set yourself up to succeed by prepping your fridge ahead of time. Start by using the checklist below to clean up, clean out and stock your fridge with healthy, easy-to-reach options. Remember: The convenient choice often wins when it comes to our
How do you measure success? Do you measure the gain or the gap? Too often, we define success by comparing where we are in any given moment against the ideal, or the end goal, we set out to achieve. With this mindset, we are measuring the gap while completely missing
October is the month when we gear up for shorter days, longer nights, cooler temperatures, colorful leaves, sweatshirts and, of course, football! At this time of year, not only is the weather changing — but also what we cook. A new season signifies a turnover in fresh, ripe produce. In
This month, we celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Mental Health Awareness Week (October 1-7). Throughout the month, we’re host various events and fundraisers supporting Breastcancer.org, an online resource that provides guidance to those who have been affected by a breast cancer diagnosis. With these events in mind, we can
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