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Work life balance isn't just about when we work and when we don't; it's also about how much mental space work occupies whether we are actively working or not. When we don’t intentionally transition from work to home, we carry the tension, thoughts, and emotions of the day right into our evenings. Here are 3 ways to reset after work so you can truly unwind: emotional release, active relaxation, and distraction. Click the link in our bio to read more.
1 day ago
Work-life balance isn’t only about how we schedule our time — it’s about the energy and mental real estate that work occupies. You might stop working, but if your thoughts are still in “go mode,” you’re not truly resting. For more help on creating a post-work routine that actually allows you to rest and leave work behind, click the link in our bio.
4 days ago
You closed your laptop, but are you still ruminating on the workday or lashing out at your family? Sometimes the hardest part of the day isn’t the work itself, but learning how to leave it behind. Our latest blog shares simple ways to release stress, calm your body, and actually enjoy your evenings again. Link in bio to read more.
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1 week ago
Even your past traumas won’t dull your sparkle 💖
2 weeks ago
This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for our clients, our team, and the opportunity to support your wellness journey. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Embodied Wellness Center!
2 weeks ago
Gratitude isn’t just about saying “thank you”; it’s about feeling the fullness of what’s already here. Take a moment to reflect on the following prompts to guide you in identifying things to be grateful for. You can meditate or visualize these things, or you can journal about them. Enjoy!
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