Progoff Intensive Journal® Workshop
Progoff Intensive Journal® Workshop February 21st – 24th, 2014 Limited seating, register early and save! Select from either a two or four day workshop and experience a life-changing process to give your life greater direction, vitality and purpose. Developed in 1966 by Dr. Ira Progoff, our nationally-recognized program has helped 175,000 people lead more fulfilling [...]
Evanescence (The Art of Invisibility). ~ Domini Anne
See on Scoop.it – Conquer Chronic Pain Here, in nature—feet draining into the river and arms slipping through the breeze—the stronger my connection was, the less I existed. Nature was embracing my practice and taking me in, and the rhythm created was one that was in harmony with all the universe; not only myself and [...]
Yoga For Chronic Pain – Latest Research and Developments with Neil Pearson, PT
See on Scoop.it – Mindful and Conscious Living Neil Pearson PT, physiotherapist, yoga teacher, and internationally renowned pain expert joins us to discuss the latest developments and research into yoga as a tool to better manage chronic pain. We will be discussing how pain changes the body, mind and spirt, and how a yoga practice [...]
Scientists Finally Show How Your Thoughts Can Cause Specific Molecular Changes To Your Genes
With evidence growing that training the mind or inducing certain modes of consciousness can have positive health effects, researchers have sought to understand how these practices physically affect the body. A new study by researchers in Wisconsin, Spain, and France reports the first evidence of specific molecular changes in the body following a period of [...]
New Study: The Healing Power of Cuddling
Is there anyone who doesn’t like cuddling? On the physical affection spectrum, it may not be an all-star, but it’s definitely a winner in terms of improving our health and well-being. Besides the obvious physical pleasure of cuddling, there is a brain chemistry reaction that has far reaching effects. All those warm fuzzy feelings are [...]
See on Scoop.it – Conquer Chronic Pain Here, in nature—feet draining into the river and arms slipping through the breeze—the stronger my connection was, the less I existed. Nature was embracing my practice and taking me in, and the rhythm created was one that was in harmony with all the universe; not only myself and [...]
See on Scoop.it – Mindful and Conscious Living Neil Pearson PT, physiotherapist, yoga teacher, and internationally renowned pain expert joins us to discuss the latest developments and research into yoga as a tool to better manage chronic pain. We will be discussing how pain changes the body, mind and spirt, and how a yoga practice [...]
Those of us living with chronic pain and illness know all too intimately the suggestion to find the good in our circumstances. We pour over positive affirmations and self-help books, journal, meditate, bang our heads on the wall and stomp our feet. We ask, scream out, the question: ‘Why? Why me? What does it mean?’ [...]
By Graham Gillies – Lake Country Calendar Published: August 28, 2013 3:00 AM In this column I am going to focus on the treatment of chronic muscle and nerve pain and why it can be so difficult to find a solution for this type of pain. It is estimated that over one third of the [...]
This might help you understand more where your pains are coming from. It was a presentation of about 1 hr . Questions? Just email me on my web page @ paininvirginia@gmail.com View on youtube.com
See on Scoop.it – Conquer Chronic Pain Here, in nature—feet draining into the river and [...]
by Diane Driscoll from Core Radiance Gyrotonic I was a runner for many years. Having been obese [...]
Most of us will agree that exercise makes us happy. Jeanette Delgado, Principal Dancer with Miami [...]
2 PilatesDigest by Deborah McKeever-Watson Chances are, you know a lot about Pilates. Chances are [...]
excerpt from LuxuryFinder.com – Theresa Loong Bored with your Pilates workout? Looking to challenge your [...]
With evidence growing that training the mind or inducing certain modes of consciousness can have [...]
Is there anyone who doesn’t like cuddling? On the physical affection spectrum, it may not [...]
By Karen Weintraub Special for USA TODAY Fibromyalgia affects 1% to 5% of Americans, mainly [...]
Thursday, June 21, 2007 By: Eve Reddin Lennon, CPCC This is the time of the [...]
Brain’s white matter may determine susceptibility to chronic pain Scientists used the structure of the [...]
