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Living in the Present Moment Awareness

Friday, November 25, 2011

Malaika Butoyi, Los Angeles yoga teacher-in-training, shares insights on living in the awareness of the present moment.


From city traffic to long lines, high-strung co-workers to monetary concerns, not to mention frightening news headlines and statistics, plus personal drama with family and friends: How...

Categories: Living in Balance, Meditation/Yoga/Relaxation Techniques, Personal Empowerment and Growth

How to Recover From Stress Faster

Wednesday, November 09, 2011

Marina McLennan, personal fitness trainer and founder of Exercise Rhymes®.


Stress seems to be an unavoidable part of our modern culture. While we find ways to reduce our stress, we also need to increase our ability to recover from our body’s physiological stress...

Categories: Living in Balance, Nutrition and Fitness

What is a Light Meal? | Susan Schenck, Author of The Live Food Factor

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Susan Schenck, raw food coach, speaker and author of the award winning book, The Live Food Factor


Ten days of no dinner, no reading or writing, no talking, no radio TV or internet, no caffeine, no meat, no contact with the opposite sex,...

Categories: Living in Balance, Nutrition and Fitness

Extreme Stress: The New 21st Century Syndrome

Sunday, October 02, 2011

Erica Kosal, co-owner of BounceToResilience.com and author of Daddy's Battle with Tragedy: A Family's Inspirational Fight for Control and Sanity against a Modern Medical Goliath.


The World Health Organization recognizes one manifestation of extreme stress - adrenal fatigue - as the 21st Century Syndrome. Erica...

Categories: Healthy Hobbies and Tools, Living in Balance

Serotonin and Stress

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Treena Wynes, wellness consultant, weight loss coach, author of Eating Ourselves Crazy and owner of Food4Thought Wellness Services in Saskatoon, Canada


Serotonin is a hormone that is found in the brain, digestive tract and platelets. It is commonly described as the happy hormone as it...

Categories: Health and Beauty, Living in Balance, Nutrition and Fitness

Time to Get Your Hands Dirty | Kim Malchuk

Monday, August 15, 2011

Kim Malchuk, speaker and award winning author of the bestseller, Tasting Rain


Would you like to have less stress in your life? I know. What a silly question. Who wouldn’t want to have less stress in their life if they had a choice? But here’s...

Categories: Healthy Hobbies and Tools, Living in Balance

Tough Day? 5 Sure-Fire Ways to a Quick Pick Me Up

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Kristen M. White Psy.D., clinical psychologist and author


(This article is syndicated from http://www.kristenmwhite.com/?p=166 )


It was one of those days. I worked late the night before and woke up tired, facing yet another long day. By 10am,...

Categories: Living in Balance

The Intuitive Decision Making Style

Friday, July 29, 2011
David Weber, author of My Life Has No Purpose, shares a decisionless and intuitive style of decision making to help you enter the flow of life

Common wisdom dictates that decision making is a key component to success – make the right...

Categories: Living in Balance, Personal Empowerment and Growth

How to Handle Stress: The Essential Elements

Friday, July 08, 2011

Jakki Wienecke, owner of Divine Creations Aromatherapy, founder of PRISM Wellness and author of Follow the Signs


How often do you exclaim, “I’m so stressed out!”? Stress is a commonality that is all too familiar but often overlooked as a serious symptom of disease. The...

Categories: Complementary Therapies, Living in Balance

Dealing with Daily Distractions like a Spunky Old Broad

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Dr. Gayle Carson S.O.B., motivational empowerment speaker, management consultant and author of How to Be an S.O.B. - A Spunky Old Broad who Kicks Butt


Good stress spurs you on and bad stress debilitates you. Bad stress is caused by events that test your limits....

Categories: Living in Balance, Motivational and Inspirational, Personal Empowerment and Growth

Emotional Expression, Inhibition and Stress | Dr. Simon Casey

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Dr. Simon Casey, PSYCH-K facilitator, drug abuse counselor, speaker and author of Secrets to Emotional Wealth, shares about the relationship between inhibiting emotional expression and stress


Are you stressed? What are you doing about it?


We all experience stress in...

Categories: Family, Living in Balance, Relationships Personal

How to REALLY Go With the Flow

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Tom Von Deck, corporate meditation trainer, Ultimate Stress Blog owner and author of Oceanic Mind - The Deeper Meditation Training Course

Video and article explain how to go with the flow and what effortless action really means.

"Go with the flow"...

Categories: Column: Tom Von Deck - Meditation, Living in Balance, Meditation/Yoga/Relaxation Techniques, Personal Empowerment and Growth

Balance Your Life: Stay Focused on Stress Reduction

Monday, May 02, 2011

Dr. Paul Scheatzle, Rehabilitation Physician and author of The Journey: Take the Path to Health and Fitness.


Balance your life to achieve stress reduction. Look inward to see what physical, psychological or spiritual components of your being have gone astray. In a broad sense,...

Categories: Living in Balance, Nutrition and Fitness

The Effects of Stress Versus Distress

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Peter Spinogatti, life coach, former psychotherapist and marriage counselor


To begin with, let’s clear away some misconceptions about stress. Dr. Hans Selye, unquestionably the towering figure in stress research, stated what stress is not. It is not nervous tension, nor necessarily undesirable and...

Categories: Living in Balance, Studies and Current Events

Use Stress to Motivate and Achieve

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Shadra Bruce, Creator of IGotMomPower.com, a site dedicated to helping moms make a difference at home, in their communities and in the world


Stress gets a bad rap all the time. Stress makes you fat, ruins your skin, is bad for your heart,...

Categories: Family, Living in Balance

Reduce Stress: Attack Everything

Friday, April 15, 2011

Haleh Rabizadeh Resnick, teacher, attorney, speaker and author of Little Patient Big Doctor: One Mother's Journey


That’s right. We can reduce stress by attacking everything. I’l l get to that in a minute. First, here’s how I see it. I love going to the doctor for...

Categories: Healthy Hobbies and Tools, Living in Balance

Active Meditation: A Technique of the Future

Tuesday, April 05, 2011

Eliza Mada Dalian, spiritual teacher and healer


Why Meditate?


We all know that regular exercise is essential for our physical health, but we often forget that meditation is essential for our mental, emotional and spiritual health....

Categories: Living in Balance, Meditation/Yoga/Relaxation Techniques, Personal Empowerment and Growth, Spirituality

Nurturing Yourself: Stop and Smell the Roses

Monday, March 21, 2011

Loren Gelberg-Goff LCSW, counselor and wellness seminar leader


Everyday we have opportunities to bring in positive thoughts and messages about ourselves and our lives. We just have to learn how to be conscious and aware of these opportunities.


Remember, you...

Categories: Living in Balance

Grounding the Human Energy Body

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Shannon O'Flaherty, healing arts teacher, motivational speaker, shamanic trip guide and author, shares about grounding and replenishing the human energy body to banish stress


Our heart rate is faster. We are quick to snap. Diplomacy has gone out the window and our shoulders hurt under...

Categories: Complementary Therapies, Living in Balance, Meditation/Yoga/Relaxation Techniques, Personal Empowerment and Growth, Spirituality

The Body's Reactions to Stress and How to Live a Full Life Without It

Wednesday, March 02, 2011

Kay Balbi, transformational leader, singer/songwriter and author of Bad Girl Gone Mom, shares about the body's reactions to stress and how to live a full life without it.


Short Term Effects and Reactions to Stress


When you are stressed or...

Categories: Living in Balance, Personal Empowerment and Growth

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