Learn how to use the HEAL practice from Rick Hanson’s book Resilient to savor good experiences, strengthen resilience, and shift your mood with a simple five-minute exercise.
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Resiliency is a core area of focus in integrative wellness coaching. Stress-protective activities combat stress, increase contentment, promote relaxation, and build coping skills.
Learn how to use your sense of hearing to reduce stress and feel calmer. Follow this simple five-minute exercise for effective stress relief through sound.
Continue readingLearn how to use aromatherapy for stress and anxiety relief, the science behind why it works, and simple steps to practice it at home using evidence-based essential oils.
Continue readingUnderstand the cost of consuming UPF, based on Chris van Tulleken’s book “Ultra-Processed People,” and explore the link between UPF and stress. Learn how to reduce your intake and protect your health.
Continue readingJudson Brewer’s Unwinding Anxiety offers a science-based approach to using mindfulness to regulate emotions and change habits. Learn to use Brewer’s RAIN mindfulness technique for stress relief.
Continue readingJudson Brewer’s Unwinding Anxiety offers a science-based approach to using mindfulness to regulate emotions and change habits. Learn to use Brewer’s technique, habit mapping, for stress relief.
Continue readingDiscover how self-compassion for stress relief reduces negative thought patterns, regulates emotions, and builds long-term resilience. Learn three simple techniques for building this skill.
Continue readingMindful self-compassion can help change negative thought patterns, reduce stress, and build emotional resilience. Learn simple steps to start practicing today.
Continue readingDiscover how practicing common humanity for stress relief can help shift cognitive patterns, increase self-compassion, and build emotional resilience.
Continue readingShift your stress response by changing how you speak to yourself. Learn how talking to yourself like a friend can shift your critical thought patterns and build emotional resilience.
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