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Many online companies are growing new technologies to make each of our energy even more sustainable. We have been counting on fossil fuels since the industrial movement, but those emissions are polluting the earth and warming up it. The industry will be a major opportunity for startup companies to innovate and produce new energy sources that will help all of … Read More

Did you know that many people notice a change in their mood as the temperature drops? Although we are halfway through winter (woohoo!), Calgary is still experiencing cold weather, grey skies and shorter days. The good news?! There are tools available to make the winter season more bearable.  Here are some ways you can cope with the winter blues: Seek … Read More

I have been focusing a lot lately on the idea of discipline and momentum. Showing up for myself and health in a number of ways, working on my business container to create safety and clarity for my clients and creating a daily and weekly routine to keep me on track. It’s been working! I have noticed a real shift in … Read More

Are you having trouble coming up with an idea of how to unwind and slow down?! Try choosing something from the following list: 1. Take a bath 2. Listen to music 3. Take a nap 4. Read a book 5. Sit in nature 6. Play with a fidget toy 7. Take deep breaths 8. Watch silly videos 9. Eat a healthy snack … Read More

What is emotional eating? Emotional eating is eating to suppress or attempt to calm negative emotions, like anxiety, fear, sadness, boredom, stress, or loneliness. How to Know if You’re an Emotional Eater: Do you eat when you’re not hungry? Do you eat to cope with painful emotions, or boredom? Do you feel a loss of control around food? Do you … Read More

What is a Workaholic? Workaholism has been called ‘the addiction of this century’. There is a difference between working hard and holding yourself to a standard of excellence, and being a workaholic. A workaholic is someone who works long hours compulsively, despite exhaustion, and cannot psychologically detach from work. It is estimated that about 10% of the population identifies as … Read More

What is elder abuse? Elder abuse is an important public health issue that deserves our attention. The World Health Organization defines elder abuse as “a single or repeated act, or lack of appropriate action, occurring within any relationship where there is an expectation of trust, which causes harm or distress to an older person. This type of violence constitutes a … Read More

Let’s bring some attention and awareness to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder by learning about what it is, the causes, and common symptoms. It’s estimated that 76% of Canadians experience at least one traumatic even in their lifetime; 9% of Canadians will suffer from PTSD in their lifetime. What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder? The American Psychiatric Association defines PTSD as “a psychiatric … Read More

Regular exercise can have a significant impact on mental health, including the following benefits: Reduce depression and anxiety– We all know that exercise provides a boost in endorphin levels, creating those “feel good” chemicals that produce feelings of happiness and euphoria. Many doctors recommend trying exercise for anxiety and depression prior to prescribing medication. Exercise also decreases cortisol, the body’s … Read More

Do you ever feel like there’s not enough hours in a day, or as if your to-do list is constantly growing? Time management skills can look different from person to person, but the trick is finding what works best for you and your schedule. By managing your time more effectively, you will be able to reduce your stress, improve your … Read More