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Rebecca Graves, RH, CH Rebecca Graves, RH, CH

Seasonal Affective Disorder: Why Winter Hits So Hard and What You Can Do

Feeling low every winter? It might be more than just the cold. Seasonal Affective Disorder is a real, treatable condition triggered by changes in light and routine. Learn why your energy dips, how it affects mood, and which small shifts can actually help. There's nothing wrong with you—and you're not alone.

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Andrea Empey, R.Ac, CNP Andrea Empey, R.Ac, CNP

Forget “New Year, New You”: Try This Instead

Feeling pressured by “New Year, New You”? There’s a kinder way to approach change. Instead of chasing drastic resolutions, start with who you want to be and build habits that align with your values. Small identity-based shifts create meaningful, sustainable growth—without the overwhelm or self-criticism.

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Rebecca Graves, RH, CH Rebecca Graves, RH, CH

Learning to Receive: Gratitude, Help, and the Power of Yes

Always the giver, never the receiver? Saying yes to help, praise, or kindness can feel uncomfortable but it matters more than you think. This powerful shift not only strengthens your resilience and self-worth, it deepens your relationships. Here’s why receiving isn’t weakness, it’s connection, healing, and strength in action.

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Alicia Niewiatowska, RSW Alicia Niewiatowska, RSW

Time Blindness – Why Time Feels So Weird and What to Do About It

Time feels slippery, like it’s either racing past or dragging forever? That’s ADHD time blindness and it’s more than just poor time management. It’s emotional, exhausting, and deeply linked to ADHD. Here’s why your brain works this way, how it messes with your energy, and what actually helps you stay on track.

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Ziyan Zhu, RPN, FCN Ziyan Zhu, RPN, FCN

Fall Prevention and Foot Care for Seniors

Falls are the number one cause of injury among older adults and most happen at home. From foot health to safe movement, a few smart habits can keep you steady and independent. Learn what might be putting you at risk and how to lower that risk without overhauling your routine.

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Alicia Niewiatowska, RSW Alicia Niewiatowska, RSW

Chasing Dopamine – What It Means and Why It Matters

Feel like you're always chasing the next thrill, snack, or last-minute deadline? That’s not a flaw - it’s your brain seeking dopamine. This article breaks down how ADHD rewires motivation, why the chase can burn you out, and how to shift your habits without losing your spark.

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Rebecca Graves, RH, CH Rebecca Graves, RH, CH

The Real Work of Gratitude: Small Shifts That Support Your Health (Even When Life Is Hard)

Feeling overwhelmed, burned out, or disconnected? Real gratitude isn’t about pretending everything’s fine; it’s about noticing what soothes, connects, and grounds you. This article shares simple, science-backed shifts that support your nervous system and mental health, especially when gratitude feels out of reach. Small moments matter more than you think.

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Rebecca Graves, RH, CH Rebecca Graves, RH, CH

The Complete Guide to Burnout Recovery: Symptoms, Causes & How to Heal

Burnout hits harder than exhaustion—it rewires your body, blunts your focus, and drains your resilience. This no-fluff guide breaks down what burnout really is, what it does to your nervous system, and how to start recovering when even small tasks feel impossible. Your healing begins with less pressure, not more.

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Alicia Niewiatowska, RSW Alicia Niewiatowska, RSW

What Rejection Sensitivity Really Feels Like (And Why It’s Misunderstood)

Rejection sensitivity feels like your brain hitting the panic button over something as small as a text or tone shift. It’s not drama — it’s a real, intense reaction wired deep into the nervous system, especially for people with ADHD. Here’s what it looks like, and what can actually help.

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Kate Bastien, MWAW, Counsellor Kate Bastien, MWAW, Counsellor

Growing Confidence in Our Children

Confidence begins at home. From bedtime hugs to letting kids pick their own clothes, small daily choices shape lasting self-worth. Find out how trust, empathy, and simple routines can help your child feel capable, valued, and ready for life’s challenges—with no pressure, just real support that works.

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Andrea Empey, R.Ac, CNP Andrea Empey, R.Ac, CNP

How to Build the Life You Want, One Choice at a Time

Stuck in autopilot? Break the loop with small, powerful shifts that actually stick. This article shows how tiny daily choices shape your future—and how to build habits that match the life you want. No hype, just practical steps that work when motivation runs out. Change starts with one move.

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Kate Bastien, MWAW, Counsellor Kate Bastien, MWAW, Counsellor

Understanding Body Image & Moving Toward Body Acceptance

Social media pressure, self-criticism, and unrealistic beauty standards are damaging how we see ourselves. This article breaks down why body image matters for mental health—and how to start building real acceptance. If you're tired of the shame spiral and want something more grounded, this is a fresh, honest perspective that cuts through the noise.

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Ziyan Zhu, RPN, FCN Ziyan Zhu, RPN, FCN

Medical Foot Care for Seniors

Thousands of steps each day—and yet most of us ignore our feet until something hurts. From preventing infections to managing diabetic risks, medical foot care is more than a luxury—it’s essential. See why seniors (and their families) are turning to trained foot care nurses for real support and protection.

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Rebecca Graves, RH, CH Rebecca Graves, RH, CH

Burnout Recovery and Nutrition: How to Eat When You're Running on Empty

Burnout can make eating well feel impossible, but nutrition is a powerful part of recovery. This article shares practical, low-effort ways to nourish your body—even on your hardest days. From no-cook meals to snack strategies, find supportive tools to help you rebuild energy, one simple step at a time.

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Andrea Empey, R.Ac, CNP Andrea Empey, R.Ac, CNP

Permission to Rest: Why Slowing Down in Summer is Powerful Medicine

Feeling stretched thin by summer’s fast pace? This article offers practical ways to rest, reconnect, and recharge — without stepping away from the season. From types of rest to small daily rituals, find out how to support your energy and enjoy summer without burning out.

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Rebecca Graves, RH, CH Rebecca Graves, RH, CH

Burnout Recovery and Nutrition:  What to Eat When You're Running on Empty

Feeling drained, foggy, and stuck in survival mode? Burnout wrecks your energy, mood, and focus—but the right foods can help repair the damage. From stabilizing blood sugar to rebuilding brain chemistry, what you eat makes a difference. Here's how food supports real recovery.

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Kate Bastien, MWAW, Counsellor Kate Bastien, MWAW, Counsellor

How to Best L.O.V.E. Your 2SLGBTQQIA+ Children

Raising a 2SLGBTQQIA+ child comes with unique challenges—but the right support can make all the difference. This article shares meaningful ways to strengthen trust, open communication, and offer genuine acceptance, helping your child feel safe and valued as they navigate their identity. Compassion starts with simple, powerful actions.

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Lindy Pophal Lindy Pophal

Summer Skincare Essentials for Healthy, Radiant Skin

Keep your skin glowing through every summer adventure with simple, effective skincare habits. From essential sun protection to hydration tips that really work, find out how to maintain clear, healthy skin despite heat, humidity, and sun exposure. Stay radiant all season—without sacrificing a single day of fun.

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Andrea Empey, R.Ac, CNP Andrea Empey, R.Ac, CNP

7 Small Things You Can Do To Support Your Health

Feeling tired, overwhelmed, or out of sync? This guide shares seven simple habits that support better energy, digestion, and sleep—without overhauling your life. From morning rituals to calming breathing techniques, find easy ways to feel more grounded and energized this season. Small shifts can make a real impact on your health.

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Andrea Empey, R.Ac, CNP Andrea Empey, R.Ac, CNP

Flowing into Spring: TCM Wisdom for Emotional Balance and Ease

Spring brings fresh energy, but it can also stir frustration and stress. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Liver governs emotional flow—when it's blocked, tension builds. Simple practices like breathwork, movement, and mindful eating can restore balance. Find out how to harness spring’s momentum while staying centered and calm.

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