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Nourishment and Well-being — A Nutrition Blog Series
Exploring the Interplay Between Mental Health and Nutrition
*Content Warning: This post discusses sensitive topics related to eating disorders, mental health, and suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling, you can contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 for immediate help. Additional crisis resources and hotlines are provided at the end of the post. The world is a better place with you in it.
Plant-Inspired Lessons in Growth and Self-Compassion
Discover how the natural world can teach us valuable patience, adaptability, and self-compassion lessons. Just as each plant grows uniquely, so do our bodies, and this diversity should be celebrated. Learn how to create a nurturing environment for yourself and embrace your natural growth.
Nourishing Your Mind: Exploring the Gut-Brain Connection
Discover how the foods you eat can influence your mental health and emotional well-being. This blog dives into the connection between nutrition and mood, exploring how nutrients like omega-3s, probiotics, and complex carbohydrates can support brain function and reduce stress. Learn practical tips to create a diet that nurtures both your body and mind.
Cultivating Joy Year-Round: 5 Tips For Wellbeing
As summer winds down and we prepare to reenter the school and work year, it's common to experience what some call the "September Scaries." However, rather than succumbing to the stress and anxiety, let's explore ways to carry the vacation vibe with us throughout the year.
Discovering Embodiment: A Path to Body Liberation
This article explores embracing the concept of being present in your body, listening to its signals, and fostering a nurturing relationship: Embodiment. Read more to discover what we mean when we talk about embodiment.
Practical Strategies to Combat Cooking Burnout
Today, it’s very easy to get caught in a comparison trap, especially as we connect with others through various forms of social media. While social comparison theory tells us that it's normal for us to compare our lives and circumstances to others, it’s generally not helpful and can be incredibly destructive if we are comparing our food choices.
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