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3 Easy Mindfulness Tips for Stress Relief mindful activities mindfulness Jun 25, 2024

Have you wondered how you can use mindfulness to relieve your stress quickly? Say you’ve just had a conversation with a significant other or colleague that left you feeling uneasy. It...

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Establishing Limits to Set Boundaries and Simplify Your Life boundaries mindfulness self care setting boundaries Jun 24, 2024

Do you feel like your responsibilities are crowding out what’s most important to you? Regain control of your life. Set boundaries and healthy limitsWhy? Because:

  • It can lead to a more...
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How Mindfulness Helps You Avoid Being Limited By Old Beliefs mindfulness Jun 24, 2024

Your fundamental beliefs about yourself have a deep influence on your life. You may not have given many of them much thought. You may not even be conscious of some of them. Mindfulness can help...

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Common Misperceptions When Starting a Mindfulness Practice meditation meditation practice mindfulness Jun 23, 2024

The practice of mindfulness is increasingly becoming part of the mainstream of western society as more people are turned on to the benefits of leading mindful lifestyles. Just like anything else...

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Self-Care Is Finally More Than A Buzzword mindfulness self care wellness Jun 23, 2024

Finally self-care is more than a buzzword. Bragging about how busy you are isn’t as admirable as it used to be. More people are starting to understand that it is vital to your health and...

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Breathing Techniques That Work to Soothe Stress breathing practices meditation practice mindfulness Jun 09, 2024

Being able to calm yourself with breathing techniques can help ease your mind and emotions. You have the internal capacity to breathe through the feelings of stress.

There are many times in life...

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Three Keys to Mindfully Give Yourself Grace meditation mindfulness self care Jun 09, 2024

I have to get it done immediately.

f I don’t do it, it won’t get done and it certainly won’t get done right.

If I don’t jump on every opportunity that comes my way I will be...

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Making Peace with the Wandering Mind When Meditating meditation meditation practice mindfulness May 27, 2024

There are many misconceptions about meditation. One is that you can’t meditate because you have a wandering mind. Some people believe you should be able to automatically and perfectly silence...

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5 Ways To Integrate Mindfulness Into Your Daily Life meditation practice mindfulness May 27, 2024

We often talk about mindfulness in the context of a sitting or moving meditation.  But mindfulness practices are ultimately meant to be weaved into your day-to-day life.

Give some thought to...

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How Guided Meditation Can Help with Quality Sleep meditation meditation practice mindfulness sleep May 20, 2024

There is so much to get done that giving sleep its due often suffers. And even when you lay your head down on your pillow, your mind may still be racing through your to do list. Something you...

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5 Tips to Worry Less About What Other People Think of You mindfulness May 20, 2024

Do you hold back from doing something because you worry about what other people might think? Perhaps you fear the disapproval of your parents, spouse or significant other, other family members,...

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Managing and Letting Go of Worry mindfulness wellness May 18, 2024

Worry is a major cause of stress.  That is not to say that it does not have its place or concerns are not legitimate or meaningful. It can be a signal that something needs to be addressed....

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Kind Words About Stephanie

"Stephanie is a thoughtful coach, guiding with insightful pacing and placing caches of wisdom within reach. She was faultlessly professional and generous. I appreciated her patience, wisdom, warmth, and humor." 

-Catherine

"It’s been two years since our work together. While I still have not built that regular meditation practice, I do practice mindfulness daily. I’m mindful of what I eat—even when I make an unhealthy choice. 

I’m mindful of my thoughts. I’m able to move things out of my mind, but also able to process thoughts that I need to address.

I’m mindful of what’s going on in my body. The mindfulness lessons led me to finally change/manage my relationship with food. I'm eating at home 90% of the time.

I’ve also developed a regular exercise routine/habit, resulting in weight loss, lower cholesterol, and improved overall health. 

And a lot has changed. I got married. I changed jobs. I moved across the country to the place closest to my heart. That’s a lot. It could’ve been stressful. Well, it was actually. But you gave me tools. And I use them as needed.

I wanted to check in to let you know how your former pupil was doing and to say thank you!! You helped me change my life for real! 

-Tomeka Hart

"Stephanie is one of the most engaging and calming speakers I have ever had the pleasure of viewing virtually. Her energy floats through the screen and you can almost feel it! 

Over the last year, I’ve attended dozens of virtual presentations but none like what Stephanie delivered. She spoke to my organization on the benefits of wellness, mindfulness, and meditation. She used both common practices and also introduced a handful of new tactics to engage our audience. She seamlessly interacted with our group through a computer screen and made us feel as though we were sitting in a live audience! 

She has this natural ability to make you want to listen to what she has to say and feel comfortable when invited to participate. Stephanie certainly knows how to bring a group of people together in not only a compelling manner, but one where even weeks after her presentation many of her words are left ringing in my ear as small reminders from the lessons she left us with.

I can’t recommend Stephanie enough and only hope I’m lucky enough to hear her speak again soon!"

-Molly Droelle