What makes a good life? Lessons from the longest study on happiness
Good Morning, Today we are sharing a post on what defines a good life, based on a study by Robert Waldinger. It's interesting on how life goals and dreams can change as we age and gain more life experiences. Also, being able to find your best self sooner in life can really make a difference on how you perceive your situation...
When another coffee is the last thing you need, try yoga!!
Good afternoon, Today we are sharing an article from 99u.com entitled ' Yoga Hacks for Stress & Anxiety When another coffee is the last thing you need, try these yoga moves and squash all your work-related tension.' Written by Jenn Tardif As you know, there are many benefits to doing yoga, that aren't just physical. Yoga can help relieve stress, anxiety and any...
Meditation for Beginners: 20 Practical Tips for Understanding the Mind
Good afternoon! As you may or may not know, Inner Passages believes in an integrative approach to healing and wellness. One of the aspects we like to discuss with patients is mindful meditation. However, we know that for some people the idea of meditation can be overwhelming. Where do you begin? How do you know if you are meditating correctly? Today we...
Study Shows Tai Chi and Physical Therapy Were Equally Helpful for Knee Osteoarthritis
Here at Inner Passages, we believe in a fully-integrative and holistic approach to therapy and wellness. As you know, taking care of our mental health is only half the battle. Today we are sharing an article with impressive (but not surprising to us!) findings. In an article from the National Institute of Health (NIH), entitled ' Study Shows Tai Chi and...
How to Refer a Loved One for Counseling After a Disaster
With all of the recent flooding in Louisiana and the fires out west, it's important for everyone to be able to know how to refer a loved one for help after they, or someone they are close to, experience tragedy from a natural disaster. Today we share an article on helping out those loved ones you know who have been...
Writing for Wellness: A Tool for Health and Healing
"We all experience times of pain and suffering in life. These difficult life events affect our bodies, minds, and spirits, not to mention our relationships, jobs, and priorities. Some people seem to be able to not only move through the suffering, but also to experience growth and strengthening that gives purpose to their pain. How do they do it? And,...
Kids With Anxiety Disorders ‘Significantly’ Benefit From Mindfulness Exercises By Changing Brain Activity, an article from medicaldaily.com
"Anxiety disorders plague more than one in four adolescents between the ages of 13 and 18, and many of them are treated with antidepressants and other medications to try and help them live a relatively healthy childhood. But a team of researchers from the University of Cincinnati set out to explore other treatment options that focus more on the mind...
101 ways to take care of yourself when the world feels overwhelming.
Good afternoon, Today we are sharing an article from upworthy.com entitled '101 ways to take care of yourself when the world feels overwhelming.' This is a great, easy read for a few reminders for all of us. Life gets overwhelming and it's okay to feel under water sometimes. It's normal and part of life. Take a look at and see if...
People who meditate are more aware of their unconscious brain
Integrative Medicine and holistic healing can encompass a variety of methods to plan for a better "you." Here at Inner Passages, we often encourage deeper thought and meditation for some of our clients. There are many proven benefits to this and today we are sharing an article which sheds some light into another awesome aspect to meditation: becoming more aware...
Why Doing Nothing Is The Key To Happiness
"What matters most in life is the quality of our experience, the ability to be awake to what is real and true in our lives, for the difficult and the happy times, to be awake to each person we touch, to our own experience, to the moment we are in, to the simple, sweet, and alive gifts of a smile,...