Take Care

According to the Mayo Clinic, one out of every three adults is a caregiver for someone they love. Caregivers assist others with daily needs, such as an ill spouse/partner, someone with a disability, children, or an aging friend or relative. Some people even have professions that require caregiving. While caregiving can be a rewarding experience […]

Spring Care Tips March 19th is the first day of spring!  With spring comes more sunlight, longer days, and warmer weather. Although these are all wonderful things after a long winter season, they can also bring busyness, seasonal depression, spring anxiety, and other pressures.  Here are some tips to remember as spring approaches that will […]

Navigating grief during the holiday season Navigating the holiday season while grieving can be incredibly challenging, and we want to offer additional strategies to help you find moments of peace and solace: Create a Memory Jar: Encourage family and friends to write down cherished memories or messages to your loved one. Read them together as […]

This holiday season, practice self-care: Move more. Regular exercise like going for a walk can boost your mood and improve your health. Eat healthy meals & snacks. Eat more fruits and vegetables and drink more water to improve your energy levels and mood. Set boundaries & take time to recharge. Set aside time for yourself. […]

We live in a world ruled by busyness — constantly juggling the responsibilities of home, work, and relationships, running from one errand to the next. It is easy to get overwhelmed by the responsibilities of day-to-day life. But did you know that budgeting time for self-care can help you manage stress, lower your risk of […]