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5 Ways to Slow Down Instead of Push Harder This Year

January 9, 2026
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How to Calm a Racing Mind: 7 Tips to Ease Anxiety and Sleep Better

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5 Holistic Ways to Practice Letting Go This Fall

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The Truth About Meditation: Busting Common Myths

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Fresh Starts: Navigating Spring’s Season of Rebirth

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5 Activities to Try Mindfully Today

July 13, 2023

Discover 5 mindful activities to enhance your daily life and cultivate greater presence. Explore mindful walking, eating, conversations, dishwashing, and showering to boost awareness and enrich your well-being with Embodied Wellness Center.

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The 9 Attitudes of Mindfulness: A Path to Greater Awareness

June 14, 2023

Discover how cultivating the nine attitudes of mindfulness into your life and your mindfulness practice can help you find a more conscious and fulfilling life.

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De-stigmatizing Anger: Why the Healthy Expression of Anger Is Important

February 1, 2023

Anger often gets a bad rap, but it can be a helpful emotion if we can learn to cope with it effectively. Read about the functions and coping techniques for managing anger effectively.

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Feeling pulled in every direction lately? This month’s newsletter focuses on the idea of subtraction. In it, we offer this short pratyahara practice to help you come back to yourself. . . . #embodiedwellnesscenter #chicagotherapist #chicago #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #therapist #anxiety #therapistsofinstagram #chicagowellness #holistictherapist #mentalhealththerapist #therapistsofig #mindfulmonday #selfhelptools #breathedeep #mindfulnessmatters #mindfullife #mindfulnessmeditation #mindfulnesspractice #bemindful #beherenow #justbreathe #mindfulliving #slowdown #mindful #breathe #mindfulness #meditation #copingskills #mindfulnesstraining
Feeling pulled in every direction lately? This month’s newsletter focuses on the idea of subtraction. In it, we offer this short pratyahara practice to help you come back to yourself. . . . #embodiedwellnesscenter #chicagotherapist #chicago #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #therapist #anxiety #therapistsofinstagram #chicagowellness #holistictherapist #mentalhealththerapist #therapistsofig #mindfulmonday #selfhelptools #breathedeep #mindfulnessmatters #mindfullife #mindfulnessmeditation #mindfulnesspractice #bemindful #beherenow #justbreathe #mindfulliving #slowdown #mindful #breathe #mindfulness #meditation #copingskills #mindfulnesstraining
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Feeling pulled in every direction lately? This month’s newsletter focuses on the idea of subtraction. In it, we offer this short pratyahara practice to help you come back to yourself. . . . #embodiedwellnesscenter #chicagotherapist #chicago #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #therapist #anxiety #therapistsofinstagram #chicagowellness #holistictherapist #mentalhealththerapist #therapistsofig #mindfulmonday #selfhelptools #breathedeep #mindfulnessmatters #mindfullife #mindfulnessmeditation #mindfulnesspractice #bemindful #beherenow #justbreathe #mindfulliving #slowdown #mindful #breathe #mindfulness #meditation #copingskills #mindfulnesstraining
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In our most recent newsletter, we discuss the idea of subtraction. In today’s modern world, we deal with constant overconsumption and overstimulation. When we’re stressed or burnt out, we often think the solution lies in adding something, and while these may be well-intentioned efforts, sometimes what we truly need is to subtract: create space by doing less. So, what can you subtract from your week this week?
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In our most recent newsletter, we discuss the idea of subtraction. In today’s modern world, we deal with constant overconsumption and overstimulation. When we’re stressed or burnt out, we often think the solution lies in adding something, and while these may be well-intentioned efforts, sometimes what we truly need is to subtract: create space by doing less. So, what can you subtract from your week this week?
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Practicing one mindfully is one of the simplest ways to feel calmer and more present. It’s the art of doing one thing at a time with your full attention. When your mind wants to jump ahead or multitask, gently bring yourself back to what you’re actually doing in that moment. Small, steady presence adds up. . . . #dbtskills #onemindfully #mindfulnesspractice #emotionregulation #mentalhealthtips #anxietyrelief #stressreduction #somatictherapy #mindbodyconnection #presentmoment #mindfulliving #therapytools #wellnessjourney #selfcompassion #holistichealing
Practicing one mindfully is one of the simplest ways to feel calmer and more present. It’s the art of doing one thing at a time with your full attention. When your mind wants to jump ahead or multitask, gently bring yourself back to what you’re actually doing in that moment. Small, steady presence adds up. . . . #dbtskills #onemindfully #mindfulnesspractice #emotionregulation #mentalhealthtips #anxietyrelief #stressreduction #somatictherapy #mindbodyconnection #presentmoment #mindfulliving #therapytools #wellnessjourney #selfcompassion #holistichealing
Practicing one mindfully is one of the simplest ways to feel calmer and more present. It’s the art of doing one thing at a time with your full attention. When your mind wants to jump ahead or multitask, gently bring yourself back to what you’re actually doing in that moment. Small, steady presence adds up. . . . #dbtskills #onemindfully #mindfulnesspractice #emotionregulation #mentalhealthtips #anxietyrelief #stressreduction #somatictherapy #mindbodyconnection #presentmoment #mindfulliving #therapytools #wellnessjourney #selfcompassion #holistichealing
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Practicing one mindfully is one of the simplest ways to feel calmer and more present. It’s the art of doing one thing at a time with your full attention. When your mind wants to jump ahead or multitask, gently bring yourself back to what you’re actually doing in that moment. Small, steady presence adds up. . . . #dbtskills #onemindfully #mindfulnesspractice #emotionregulation #mentalhealthtips #anxietyrelief #stressreduction #somatictherapy #mindbodyconnection #presentmoment #mindfulliving #therapytools #wellnessjourney #selfcompassion #holistichealing
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Feeling overwhelmed as you transition into the new year? These five practices can help you slow down, create more breathing room, and support your mental health throughout the year. Each one is simple, grounding, and designed to meet you where you are. . For more detailed information, click the link in our bio to read the full post.
Feeling overwhelmed as you transition into the new year? These five practices can help you slow down, create more breathing room, and support your mental health throughout the year. Each one is simple, grounding, and designed to meet you where you are. . For more detailed information, click the link in our bio to read the full post.
Feeling overwhelmed as you transition into the new year? These five practices can help you slow down, create more breathing room, and support your mental health throughout the year. Each one is simple, grounding, and designed to meet you where you are. . For more detailed information, click the link in our bio to read the full post.
Feeling overwhelmed as you transition into the new year? These five practices can help you slow down, create more breathing room, and support your mental health throughout the year. Each one is simple, grounding, and designed to meet you where you are. . For more detailed information, click the link in our bio to read the full post.
Feeling overwhelmed as you transition into the new year? These five practices can help you slow down, create more breathing room, and support your mental health throughout the year. Each one is simple, grounding, and designed to meet you where you are. . For more detailed information, click the link in our bio to read the full post.
Feeling overwhelmed as you transition into the new year? These five practices can help you slow down, create more breathing room, and support your mental health throughout the year. Each one is simple, grounding, and designed to meet you where you are. . For more detailed information, click the link in our bio to read the full post.
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Feeling overwhelmed as you transition into the new year? These five practices can help you slow down, create more breathing room, and support your mental health throughout the year. Each one is simple, grounding, and designed to meet you where you are. . For more detailed information, click the link in our bio to read the full post.
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