What is mindful movement, and could it be a good fit for you?
Dr Rick Richey and I discuss all the ins and outs of mindfulness, how to start when you aren’t “good” at it, and ways to incorporate just a moment a day!
Read More“I created lemonLOVES to share my lululemon addiction with others, and provide FREE mindfulness tools to reduce stress and live a healthier life. Through sweating together, we can connect and grow together — all while looking fab. Welcome! I’m so glad you’re here.”
Doctor of Health Science
Masters of Science in Human Movement Science
Master Trainer, CES, PES, WFS, SFS, FNS, CPT: National Academy of Sports Medicine
Mindfulness Certificate: Arizona State University
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What is mindful movement, and could it be a good fit for you?
Dr Rick Richey and I discuss all the ins and outs of mindfulness, how to start when you aren’t “good” at it, and ways to incorporate just a moment a day!
Read MoreIn a busy world, simple is fantastic. Today’s mindful minute is short, sweet, and simple to do anywhere or anytime!
Read MoreA tale of two workaholics (and how Staycations are essential for these wild times). . . Read on for how my weekend turned on it’s head, and ended up being every thing I didn’t know I needed!
Read MoreMost of us struggle to find a moment for ourselves during our already-busy lives. What if you could take a task you already complete daily, and make it mindful?
That’s what I’m teaching you today! This Mindful Minute is inspired by Fré Skincare, who contacted me to try their skincare lined formulated for people who sweat. I’ve used it the past nine days, and have a lot to say!
Check out the post for my thoughts, and your Monday Mindful Minute!
Read MoreToday’s mindful minutes is a practice that I have come to enjoy. It is simple, effective, and may scare you at first.
You can do it!!
Read MoreLooking at this photo from February, I feel flustered at how quickly life has changed. Hanging out with amazing friends and never once thinking about a face mask or social distancing or any of our pandemic behaviors feels so long ago.
I feel the same way when I look at pictures from before my accident. While I have come so far and I’m so grateful for my progress, I still feel discombobulated by the changes in my life and body.
I’ve learned that these feelings are a part of the grief process. My brain injury and covid seem enmeshed, as I wonder, “𝘞𝘩𝘦𝘯 𝘸𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘐 / 𝘭𝘪𝘧𝘦 𝘣𝘦 𝘯𝘰𝘳𝘮𝘢𝘭 𝘢𝘨𝘢𝘪𝘯?”
Spoiler alert: it won’t be. Instead, we adapt.
Mindfulness helps me to adapt to the ever-changing landscape. That’s why I started sharing these mindful minutes. I used this breathing tip countless times today...it helps me go from confusion to acceptance.
I hope it helps you, too.
Read MoreIntuition is defined by the New American Oxford Dictionary as “the ability to understand something immediately, without the need for conscious reasoning.”
We all naturally have intuition; whether we are able to access it, listen to it, and trust it are a work in progress! These three simple tips will help you to practice until it becomes second-nature.
Read MoreStress….
we all have it. So what do we DO with it?
I’m so glad you asked! Take a read and learn a quick way to shift your mindset. All in just a minute!
Read More“I want to change, but something always happens…” is a phrase I’ve heard over and over again.
Believe me, I get it!!
That’s why Angie Miller and I did a webinar on creating a “mindful toolbox”. What is that?? Read this post to learn!
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