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Helping smart, driven women over 40 - and those who support them - ditch the confusion, cut through the midlife wellness nonsense, and understand what’s happening in their bodies with science-based, deeply supportive care and relatable stories delivered with compassion, clarity, a dash of humour and zero BS.

Listen to calm and stress-reducing recordings from nature. The Pines of Peace Podcast is actual raw recordings from real nature, inspired by shinrin-yoku. A forest bath for your ears.Shinrin-yoku is one form of nature therapy, sometimes referred to as ecotherapy, describes a broad group of techniques or treatments with the intention of improving an individual's mental or physical health, specifically with an individual's presence within nature or outdoor surroundings. As many of us don't live in close contact to nature this podcast is sharing moments from that forest recorded for anyone to ...

Real talk with real solutions about healing from trauma and addiction. Recovery in the Pines treatment center offers a unique, long-term Christian Discipleship Recovery Model for men and women who struggle with substance abuse, addictive behaviors, and other mental health issues. Our team of experts focuses on four pillars to success: Recovery, Christian Faith, Health & Wellness, and Life Skills.Our program specializes in providing individualized restoration plans for our clients and supportive counseling for their loved ones. We actively educate our clients and their families on a new way of ...

The Centre for Family Initiatives is the educational programming branch at Pine River Institute. CFI@PRI hopes to work with families like to reduce the stigma of talking about mental health. Through our podcasts, we hope to share helpful advice, stories, and strategies for promoting mental wellness.

Helping educators (teachers, administrators, superintendents) transform the challenges of everyday living into a powerful narrative.Starting with self as the first beholder of your beauty!

The Build Up features Molly Seidel and Julia Hanlon as they explore Molly’s mental and physical preparation for the 2024 Olympic Marathon Trials.

According to the World Health Organization, 1.6 billion people in the world presently have a significant disability. That’s around 1 in 6 people living with a medical condition that potentially affects their ability to perform the essential functions of their position if they are members of the workforce.[1] Disabled employees often face obstacles that prevent them from performing their desired or obtained job completely. When working without proper accommodation, it also reduces their productivity in the workforce, harming their employers. Sadly, a significant number of employers and job ...

This show is intended to provide a short and quirky look into psychological and other wellness topics. Bonus points are awarded to those who can endure the antics of Bert and Ernie (aka Dan and Cody). If you stick with the show long enough you just may come across some nuggets of knowledge. Try to find joy in sifting through the muck to find the meaning.