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Making the most out of the Summer Solstice

June 21, 2019 | By Isa Luzarraga

Sunlight filled days in summer spent lounging by the pool and drinking iced tea are perhaps some of the fondest memories of the year. Summer and sunlight seem to go hand in hand, so it’s no surprise that most seem happier in June, July, and August. In fact, studies show that on sunny days the […]

Brainspotting: Where you look affects how you feel

May 14, 2019 | By Aurora Moreno

As a therapist who is invested in learning about the many ways to hold space for my clients to explore their own path to healing, I began to search for therapeutic tools that not only honored the mind’s role in healing but also supported one’s experience of their body. In my search, I came across […]

Being Mindful on Easter, Religious or Not..

April 19, 2019 | By Stevie Jelden

Easter can mean many different things to different people. Whether you celebrate with religious meaning, or just a spiritual connection, Easter can teach us about finding our purpose through re-alignment and connection, especially in the society we are living in today. Many holidays, especially religious ones, are celebrated at the change of the season, and […]

April Founders Letter: Welcoming Change & Growth

April 10, 2019 | By Julie Luzarraga

Welcome Spring! It is the time of year in which we shed stagnation and embrace renewal. The days are getting longer and you can almost smell growth in the air – it’s that earthy smell that reminds us we are capable of new challenges. One of my favorite things to do in Spring is to […]

Self Care Leads to Success

March 20, 2019 | By Isa Luzarraga

Let’s be completely real for a second. All of us lead extremely busy lives. With work engagements, family dinners, and making time for friends, it can definitely feel like a second job to focus on your own personal health. Self-care is crucial and sometimes it is hard to remember that we need to treat ourselves […]

Closing the Gaps & Rising to Our Inner ‘World Changer’

March 08, 2019 | By Stevie Jelden

“The story of women’s struggle for equality belongs to no single feminist nor to any one organization but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights.” – Gloria Steinem International Women’s Day theme for 2019 is Better for Balance. Last year we saw the theme of inspiring change filtered through the streets, into […]

Founders Letter: Opening the Heart

February 19, 2019 | By Julie Luzarraga

      That favorite Hallmark holiday Valentine’s Day is this month.  But, before you get caught up in images of couples holding hands, blingy gifts, or sugary hearts I want you to pause.  Right now, just take a moment and pause.  Let your body relax.  Unclench your jaw.  With your next exhale, see if […]

Staying Active in the Cold

January 31, 2019 | By Isa Luzarraga

We have officially entered the dark, frosty cave that is the season of winter. Unfortunately, there’s not really any end in sight. Icicles frozen on the trees, slippery roads, and schools closed are all norms of this cold season that we will need to acclimate too. And the freezing wind chills can really prevent us […]

Founders Newsletter: Simplify 2019

January 25, 2019 | By Julie Luzarraga

Simplify 2019  View this email in your browser       While the intentions are admirable, the idea of more goals gets complicated.  Losing weight becomes a gym membership and new clothes to wear to the gym.  Quitting a sugar habit involves learning to cook differently and getting your household on board with the change.  […]

After Holiday Deliciousness

December 20, 2018 | By Isa Luzarraga

Garlic Roasted Chicken w/ Mashed Potatoes Serves 4-5     An easy dinner with an air of elegance, inspired by it’s Food Network counterpart: https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchen/garlic-roasted-chicken-recipe-2104193     Ingredients   Olive oil 4 skin on, boneless chicken breasts 1 head of garlic Rosemary 1 bag of baby potatoes White wine vinegar Kosher salt Pepper     […]

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