Wholeness
Join my path to wholeness where I offer deep reflections and practical insights on faith, family, mindful living, and wellbeing.
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Why We Need Each Other
With feelings of isolation and mental health problems on the rise, now, more than ever, it's important to be intentional about connecting with our community. If indeed our relationships serve as the foundation for our health, happiness, and well-being, they deserve the time, energy, creativity, and sacrifice needed to strengthen…
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The Gift of Presence
I’ll be 30 soon, and by now, I’ve wrestled with the tension of decisions. In your late 20’s there’s all sorts of things to consider and choose about your life: career directions, when to start a family, what to do with your mortgage, the best way to pay off…
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A Flourishing Community
In the pages of Scripture we see a picture of a flourishing community; members embody love, service, and interdependence, as they work together for a common good
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Wisdom in Trees: 5 Things I Learn From The Forests
Wisdom in Trees I first started really appreciating trees when I was 19, after meeting my boyfriend at the time, Joey. Some of our best memories and conversations happened while we climbed trees around our college campus. It was a great, inexpensive way to date at the time! I…
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Clean Up Those “Dirty” Genes
Do you struggle with depression, anxiety, autoimmune issues, sleep issues, short temper and/or migraines? Your genetic expression might be to blame. And guess what? You also have a say.
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Brighten Your Mood: 5 Natural Treatments for Seasonal Affective Disorder
For many, the winter months can bring on periods of increased depression. Fortunately, there are evidence-based, drug-free treatments to help relieve symptoms and improve your mood.
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2020 Reflections: Opening the Gift of Resilience
2020 Reflections: A year full of heartaches, setbacks, new lessons, and glimpses of grace. Cheers to opening 2020's gifts of resilience.
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3 Reasons to Slow Down in Life
Life is like a never ending game of Mario-Kart. We're all zooming around in our own cars, pumping out productivity in the name of individualism and self-sufficiency. To my fellow exhausted racer, here are some reasons for us to slow down.
