Posts in Mindful Monday
8 tools + tips to increase bedtime bliss

Does anyone else struggle to fall asleep after a long day? Do thoughts race through your mind, wearing you out?

Then this article is for you!

I’m sharing eight tips and tools to help you get a better night’s REST…and some science on why these tips work. 

Thanks for reading!

If these articles help you, please share them with a friend. 

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wtf : where’s the fun vs what the f*** ?

Mindful Monday has become even more important in recent weeks.

I dedicated Mondays to mindfulness because through my own journey with traumatic brain injury, I suffered countless losses from circumstances outside of my control. Mindfulness helped me to stay in the moment, to decrease stress, and ultimately learn how to cope healthfully with stressors.

Today I’m including a 3-minute breathwork exercise time help you feel grounded and relaxed. I hope it helps you to let a little of that stress go.

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30 days of mindful movement

Are you struggling to find a routine in the chaos of our current global crisis? Are you looking to incorporate mindful routines to reduce stress and improve your wellbeing, while working toward your long-term goals?

I’ve got you! I am excited to announce I am opening enrollment for my very first online course TODAY to provide what so many people are asking for help with.

I created this course with you in mind, and am excited to help you cultivate routines to elevate + support your purpose + goals.

I can’t wait to work with you!

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social distancing + self care: how to connect in times of isolation

What is social distancing? Why is it necessary to stop this pandemic and protect our loved ones? How can I support my physical, mental, and emotional health in these uncertain times?

We dive into all of this and more in this special Mindful Monday post.

Please read, share, comment, and connect to let me know how I can support you this week.

We are truly in this together, and we can’t do this alone.

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mindful march

“Mindfulness isn’t difficult. We just need to remember to do it.”
—Sharon Saltzberg

I relate to this quote so much. Who else does?

In this busy, fast-moving world, I find it challenging to even consider adding one more thing to my to-do list (anyone relate to this? Probably everyone.).

I have great news: mindfulness doesn’t take additional time.

I used to think that mindfulness needed to be a chunk of time dedicated to sitting still, feeling serene, and forcing the craziness of my life to calm down so that I could “just be.”

As you may imagine, that never happened.

Today I’m sharing some tips and practices I’ve used to make mindfulness a habit. I hope you find them useful!

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