by Leigh Hardy | Apr 1, 2020
We’ve compiled a list of idea starters to spark your creativity while we’re isolating for the next few weeks. We’re using materials you already have around the house in an effort to minimize shopping and non-essential deliveries. Feel free to adapt any...
by Tracy J Stonaker | Feb 25, 2020
Someone you know RIGHT NOW is being abused. The numbers are staggering…and this doesn’t even represent the ONGOING abuse! 1 in 4 women experience domestic abuse. For men, it’s 1 in 7. As defined by Wikipedia: Not all domestic violence is equivalent. Differences in...
by Nancy Zitlin | Jan 16, 2020
Do you have the disease to please? This is how I look at the obligation to always be “GOOD”. It applies to someone who is always concerned about doing the right thing. It’s a common myth of proper health. WHO says French fries are “bad” and kale is the “right” thing?...
by Sonja Seglin | Dec 17, 2019
Do you find yourself in the position of being the “listener?” Being there for dear ones who are in pain, or they are so stressed out, perhaps they are dealing with loss or illness, or lack of sleep, and that it’s all just too much to handle, and there you...
by Jenny Duranski | Dec 2, 2019
Dewy skin. Self-care. Serious glow. When you think about booking a facial, we’re guessing all of the feel-good, look-good benefits are top of mind, not making small talk with the esthetician. But whether you’re a first-time client trying to figure out what you need or...