Health is not a destination, a diagnosis, or a label. It is the energy that you project to yourself and to others. When a friend or loved one is diagnosed with Celiac Disease or cancer, or some other condition, what do you say to them?
Reiki reconnects us to who we are at the deepest level of our being. It grounds us to our home, Planet Earth, and unites us to all things on and around it. It reminds us that we are energy within an energetic universe.
Parkinson’s Disease is a neurodegenerative disorder with symptoms that generally develop slowly over years. The progression of symptoms is often a bit different from one person to another due to the diversity of the disease. People with PD may experience tremor, mainly at rest, bradykinesia, limb rigidity, gait and balance problems along with other symptoms, not often visible to others
Hi, my name is Hannah Hartzheim. In the past four years, I have gone from living off of Taco Bell to becoming a Certified Personal Trainer and Holistic Health Coach. If you’re wondering what sparked this 360-degree turn, it was my unwillingness to give up and the realization that if I continued eating gluten, I …
Everyday he is there – always smiling and telling everyone to have a good day. No one even seems to notice. One day I stop and introduce myself. I figure if we are going to see each other everyday, we should at least know each other’s names. Sometimes I wonder if I am the only person to pass by who knows his name, who appreciates his purpose…
I have spent a lot of my life upside down – from hanging on my mom’s clothesline, to doing endless cartwheels, to standing on my head, to walking on my hands, to doing keg stands, in a dress, at my daughter’s wedding (not my proudest moment). I feel as comfortable upside down as I do …
I couldn’t find an original source of anyone suggesting that laughter was the best medicine. This piqued my curiosity even more, so I kept digging. Now don’t get me wrong, the benefits of laughter are numerous.
Why are we so afraid of facing the hard parts of life? Do we honestly believe we can simply choose to see the bright side of things and miraculously all is well?
Why are we so afraid of facing the hard parts of life? Do we honestly believe we can simply choose to see the bright side of things and miraculously all is well? It would be absolutely lovely if this was the case. But what I see when people do this is a mask, a fakeness, a deep sorrow that doesn’t get resolved and will surface again and again.
I invite you to complete a S.T.O.P. inventory of yourself. If possible, you may want to interview people who remember you as a baby or young child. Ask them what stood out to them about your personality, things that you seemed to learn quickly, and activities that kept your interest.
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