Brain Matters: Neuroscience and Yoga
What is neuroscience? According to the always helpful Oxford Dictionary, neuroscience is the branch of science that particularly deals with the structure and function of the brain and the nervous system.
What is neuroscience? According to the always helpful Oxford Dictionary, neuroscience is the branch of science that particularly deals with the structure and function of the brain and the nervous system.
Burn Out?! How’d I get here? Ok, quick recap, in last week’s post, I shared a burn out checklist to help you assess if you were experiencing burn out. Then I gave you a little breakdown on what burn out actually is by using facts from our friends at WebMD.
You’ve probably read and heard it a million times, that meditation helps with stress. It’s true and what’s more it has a track record of being a successful stress reduction tool, and is scientifically proven.
Alrighty, first up, let’s breakdown what the term invisible illness means. Borrowing from VeryWellMind, while there is no one accepted medical definition, it generally refers to chronic health conditions.
Recently, I was asked by someone if online yoga teacher training is legit. Of course, I gave a resounding yes! You may be wondering if I was offended by the bluntness of the question, the truth is I wasn’t.
It’s no doubt that these days, there’s always something new to worry about, some unwanted challenge that you did NOT sign-up for as a willing participant.
Balancing life should be as simple as getting enough sleep, eating a healthy (in-moderation) diet, exercising regularly, and relaxing. In a perfect world, this is easy to accomplish but it isn’t always that simple.
Staying hydrated is essential to living a healthy lifestyle. Hydration is responsible for many vital functions, including regulating our body temperature, maintaining a healthy weight, and keeping organs functioning properly.
Imagine your immune system as your body’s defense mechanism. Typically, it does a remarkable job of protecting you against invadersーmicroorganisms that cause disease. However, at times, the immune system falls short, letting an invader in, resulting in illness.
There’s no denying that our phones have become a vital part of our everyday routine, so we might as well start using them to support and develop our wellbeing. From meditation to sleep to hydration, wellness apps exist for whatever area of health you’re trying to improve.