We all have stories we tell ourselves over and over. These stories are often the reason you keep seeing the same results and outcomes in your life. And I find these stories are often the root cause of pain, health issues and emotional challenges. I recently worked with a client experiencing neck and back pain …
Being in pain can bring up a variety of emotions — frustration, anger, sadness, depression — but what if emotions weren’t the result of pain but rather the cause of it? Clients often end up working with me after they’ve exhausted the traditional medical route, where many only experienced temporary relief at best. While Western …
Every Physical Condition Begins as an Energetic One Read More »
We’re all being challenged to heal, grow and uplevel our lives right now. As we grow, we may still face moments of panic and uncertainty or feel our bodies asking for attention in certain areas. The good news is that your body was made to be self healing! Here are some tips for tuning into …
We live in a world where more is better. In the beginning of my career as a massage therapist, clients would often ask me to go as deep as possible, even if that left them wincing on the table. I began to realize that when I applied more pressure, the more that person’s body pushed …
Craniosacral Therapy and the Power to Heal Yourself Read More »
We often associate pain with tight muscles or aching joints. We can point to where it hurts, describe how it feels in great detail and list what activities make it better or worse. We become so intimate with our pain. But do we really know it? How well do we understand it? What if the …
We’ve all seen it. The Facebook post or video clip of an 80-something-year-old deadlifting or squatting her bodyweight. While so many people see this person as an exception to what the human body was meant to do past a certain age, I see it as a challenge to us all. “I think I’m just getting …
When I worked in the corporate world, I used to set my alarm for the last possible minute. Then it was a mad rush to get ready and out the door. I was stressed out before I even turned my computer on. I never considered myself to be a morning person. Mornings were for drinking …
How to Create a Killer Morning Routine So You Can Win the Day Read More »
If you’ve ever stood on the starting line of a race filled with doubt or decided not to apply for a job after hearing that someone more qualified than you also applied, then you’ve no doubt experienced how limiting beliefs can stop you in your tracks. The good news is that these disempowering thoughts …
When I started training for my first race, I became fast friends with my foam roller. At the time, I didn’t know any better, so I rolled, jammed lacrosse balls into tight knots and hoped for the best. I chalked it up to the toughness required of the sport. Despite my dutiful rolling, the …
Why Releasing What’s Tight Could Be Keeping You in Pain Read More »
In the last post, I challenged you to begin to tune into your breath. Hopefully, you’ve started to discover what it feels like to shift your breath from a shallow chest breath and into a deeper, diaphragmatic one. If you’re still having trouble finding this more calming way to breathe, keep it at, revisiting the …
How to Engage Your Core (Without Doing Crunches) Read More »
