WHERE WOMEN OF CERTAINTY MEET
There’s no denying it. Soup has the power to heal. When it’s good, it’s soooo good. It nourishes your body. It soothes your soul. And nothing shows tender loving care better than a wholesome dose of soup served to someone feeling unwell.
There is science behind the practice of gratitude. UC Davis psychologist Robert Emmons has written extensively about this and shows us that when we take time to reflect on what we are thankful for, we experience more positivity, feel more compassion, express more kindness, and may even experience better sleep and immune response.
Welcome to The Well, Alembika Magazine’s newest column, where you’ll find content that supports wellbeing—from accessible mind-body practices and navigating health care to sharing positive pro-age attitudes and nuggets of inspiration for empowered living.
Stress happens. Anxiety, too. What matters is how you recognize and deal with stress-triggering moments. Fortunately, there are many practices for maintaining a sense of calm in the face of trying times.
As a writer, I worked from home before the COVID-19 pandemic, at my desk or laptop, inevitably flanked by snoozing kitties. Sometimes when rapt in work, in the comfort …
Menopause. Yep, we’re really going there. If I had to describe menopause in a word, it would be, Seriously?! So, when tasked with the request to write a …