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Work Life Balance
One of the first responses to chronic stress is evaluating our work life. Often, well-meaning friends and family suggest getting a better grasp on a “work/life balance.” The assumption is that you...
When Work Becomes Addictive
Our culture honors hard work to the point of sometimes worshiping it, so often we cannot see the tendencies of our hardworking nature to cross into the realm of addiction. Because working is praised...
Why We Work
We're designed for meaningful work. It gives us a sense of purpose, which is innate and imperative to feeling fulfilled. Even earthworms are purposeful in their work; they know instinctively to move...
Living in Disagreement
In today’s culture where politics and other dichotomous issues seem to divide, we will come across people with whom we do not share similar opinions. We may work with them, raise children amongst...
Stress and the Strong Young Women
Over the years in our practice at Mind Body Health Associates, we have noticed patterns that comes with the beginning of the school year. One consistency is the increased number of calls to our...
Treatment At First Sign
More than 20 years after his mother, Princess Diana, was killed, Prince Harry recently sought mental health treatment to deal with the effects of the trauma. In an interview for On Point, the Prince said he came close to a “complete breakdown” and finally sought help after…
Eating with the Seasons
Because what we eat changes the functioning of our brain, one of the easiest ways to offer your body and mind healthy nourishment is to align yourself with the availability of the seasons. Spring offers an abundance of green! If leafy salads aren’t your favorite…
Effects of Nature on the Brain
Another way to invite more green (and growth) into your life is a stroll through the color itself. Scientists are proving that taking a walk through the woods changes our brain patterns – the way we take in sensory information and process it. Not to mention the symbiotic…
Andria Doyle
Many people go about their daily routine feeling stressed, anxious, empty, distracted, or just unfulfilled. Other life challenges such as the experience of chronic pain or long-term illness can take...
Run with Team Jenelle!
The NAMI Color Me Happy Walk & 5k raises awareness and funds on behalf of mental health for Hancock County. NAMI will honor our beloved Jenelle Hohman and commemorate the legacy of her work by renaming the annual event in her honor.
More Green This Spring
If you’ve been in the office recently, you may have noticed the exceptionally large peace lily Landon contributed to our space. As he made a new home for it, he declared, “I want to green this place up. New life!” Now our outdoor surroundings have decided to join in the sense of…
Movement Add a Resting Pose
A yoga practice usually ends in a final resting pose, most commonly savasana, or corpse pose. For some people, they love the “forced” relaxation. Others struggle with the idea of laying still to “do nothing.”
Other forms of exercise often end with a period of rest…