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by Lisa
September 19, 2016

Trauma-Informed Yoga Practice with Sarah B

Last week Sarah Baumert and I had a discussion on her podcast about trauma informed yoga, […]
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by Lisa
October 1, 2015

A Peruvian Shaman Told Me So… #TBT

(Found this posted to an old blog, circa 2008... You're welcome;) It is neither the right […]
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by Lisa
May 20, 2015

Stop these 5 things from driving you NUTS

While reading Elisha Goldstein's book Uncovering Happiness I came across a few gems that I would […]
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by Lisa
April 1, 2015

Nurturing Nature (Part 2)

Of course, NURTURING is as important to our species as nature.  We need people, relationships, and […]
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by Lisa
December 11, 2014

The psychological benefits of snow days

We need an unexpected day off every once in a while.  Whether it's a snow day, […]
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by Lisa
October 8, 2014

Warm is the New Cool

Thankfully, our species is evolving.  We are maturing and constantly outgrowing our old ways of being. […]
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by Lisa
July 23, 2014

WTF is EMDR?

I get asked this question ALL THE TIME, sometimes even in these words. In fact, when […]
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by Lisa
July 9, 2014

How to break up gracefully

It happens to the best of us: relationships hit a wall, someone moves away, communication seems […]
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by Lisa
June 11, 2014

There is a quickening…

You’ve heard the Martha Graham quote, right? If not, read on, you’ll find it below. I’m […]
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by Lisa
April 15, 2014

What to do when you’re overwhelmed (Happy Tax Day:)

Overwhelmed?   It happens to the best of us, and sometimes it doesn't matter how big […]
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