Career + Mental Health
Healthy Boundaries
This sentiment shows up quite frequently in therapy sessions, specifically with women. For many of us, the desire to be liked by others is so strong that we derive self-worth & value from pleasing others, and we prioritize this over our own needs & mental health.
Investing in Education: Doing More with 529's
Did you know you can use a 529 plan for K-12 education as well? Kelly Soller, SVP and Managing Director at Fifth Third Private Bank, shares key financial wellness insights on making the most of a 529 plan (aka college savings plans).
Alone Time: Falling In Love with Ourselves
ave never had a problem with being alone. Actually, I find that many people enjoy alone time, but the fear of being judged for spending time alone holds us back. What is it about being alone that is embarrassing, or that we, as a culture find sad? While loneliness is an epidemic in our country, there is a difference between being lonely and alone. I firmly believe that we, especially women, need solitude to process emotions, unstructured time to let the mind wander and to simply affirm sense of self.
Demystifying Dry Needling By Dr. Samantha Dove
Dry Needling. Have you heard of it? It's a treatment often used in physical therapy that is growing in popularity because of its significant impact on reducing musculoskeletal symptoms. It is perhaps the most effective way to directly treat muscular restrictions and myofascial pain. Click to learn more on the practice and benefits of dry needling.
🎙Podcast: Food + Body Image, powered by The Christ Hospital
Join host Stevi Carr for "Food + Body Image" powered by The Christ Hospital, discussing the common themes around disordered eating, body image challenges understanding the key support roles to help support you in your quest to love yourself more wholly.
The Danger In What You Think You Know About Money
The nature of our minds is to believe that we have all the information that is relevant and important to a decision but it turns out that's often not the case. Find out how cognitive bias could be affecting your finances and how to think in a way that supports your best financial life.
Let it Out: The Therapeutic Benefits of Crying
It was the first day of school, and we were running late. I had *the audacity* to believe that I could sneak in a workout, make coffee, take a shower, get my son ready for school and get that Insta-worthy first day pic (you know the one, with the sign accompanied by the bright, beaming smile of our future generations bestowing hope to all of the interwebs?)
Bringing It Home: Building a shared vision for your financial futures
In the last 30 days, can you recall a time when you weren't on the same page financially with your partner? 40% of of divorces are a result of financial incompatibility. Have you aligned your spending habits, financial goals, income dynamic/imbalance, asset dynamic/imbalance? Values are relatively permanent personal beliefs about what we regard as important or desirable and tend to reflect our upbringing and change very little throughout our lifetime without conscious effort. Conflict results when values and spending are not aligned.
10 Tips for Building Resilience
Have you ever wondered how palm trees are able to withstand the strong, treacherous conditions of hurricanes? They are designed to bend and flex, but not to break. And when the storm has passed, scientists have proven that palm trees are actually stronger than they were before the storm. Flexibility and adaptability in the face of adversity can strengthen humans as well.
The Well 52: Kristen Tomlan – Founder and CEO of DŌ, Cookie Dough Confections
Kristen Tomlan is the founder and CEO of DŌ, Cookie Dough Confections, the world’s first edible cookie dough confectionary.