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Women in Wellness

Women in Wellness

  • On December 27, 2021
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  • health, mindfulness, self-care, self-love, wellness, women entrepreneurs, women in business, women in wellness, women owned business

Wellness in the new year

There will be a lot of wellness resolutions flying around in the next few weeks. Although some of them aren’t really about wellness – start a diet, work out everyday, no sweets. You get the picture. Steep ultimatums aren’t sustainable, so they don’t stick.

True wellness is looking at the whole picture and committing to making shifts in how you live your life. A shift happens more slowly. It’s for the long term, and eventually it becomes a way of life. And that’s what brings wellness.

Women in wellness

I’m very lucky to collaborate with some amazing women whose work – vocations really – are in wellness. They are doing great things with their work, and I want to share them with you. Each of them is an expert in her field, passionate, dedicated, and just plain fun.

They are committed to helping others achieve their wellness goals in a way that brings about tangible change in people’s lives. It’s really fantastic stuff. Each of them offers online services (some in-person as well), so you can experience the benefits of their work from anywhere. Do check them out!

Food and Fitness

women in wellness kourtney johnson

Intuitively Nourished | Kourtney Johnson | Registered Dietitian

Kourtney is a diet-ditching dietitian who helps people stop dieting and start eating intuitively by coaching them through Intuitive Eating. Diet-culture is insidious, and Kourtney is kicking shame to the curb. She helps people to develop skills to listen to their bodies’ needs and change their relationships with food and their bodies. Powerful.   LEARN MORE 

women in wellness cheryl englebretson

Real Food Well | Cheryl Englebretson | Personal Chef & Culinary Nutrition Educator

Cheryl supports people in their health goals and dietary needs through education and cooking or meal planning for them. Her recipes are healthy, easy, and most of all TASTY. Cheryl is launching a virtual meal-planning club in early 2022 – contact her to learn all the details.  LEARN MORE

women in wellness morgan maule

Titanium Performance | Morgan Maule | Strength Specialist

Morgan works with people of all ages and abilities looking to improve their quality and quantity of life through strength training. I have been virtual training with Morgan for a year now, and it has made in incredible difference in how my body feels. Less aches and pains, less injuries like “pulling my back,” and more strength to live my life.  LEARN MORE

Mindfulness

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Courtney Burton Coaching | Courtney Burton | Life Coach

Courtney’s mission is to spark self-inquiry and curiosity in others so they can experience the magic and possibilities for their greatness. She helps people bring joy back into their lives, reconnect with their values and move into their next life journey empowered, inspired, laser-focused, and living life by their own design.  LEARN MORE

women in wellness - lynn dion

Simple Spaces Holistic Life Coaching | Lynn Dion | Life Coach & Registered Nurse

Lynn is a heart-centered, holistic life coach who helps people in several areas including finances, law of attraction and breath work. She helps you listen to your intuition to gain clarity around your goals, build the confidence to achieve them, and have the tools to empower lifelong results.
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Yoga

women in wellness monica delius

Monica D Yoga | Monica Delius | Yoga Coach for Mindfulness, Stress Relief, and Grief

Monica is a stress-busting yoga coach for women who want an accessible yoga practice that works for their bodies. She offers private one-on-one virtual yoga sessions tailored specifically to you and is currently offering a special 1-month package for January 2022 to give a taste of working with her.   LEARN MORE

women in wellness julie crossman

Your Time Yoga | Julie Crossman | Certified Yoga Therapist

Yoga Therapy is so much more than “yoga for exercise,” says Julie. And she’s right. It’s finding the right yoga techniques (like gentle breath, movement, and intentional stillness) to help you find the comfort, confidence and life-balance you’re seeking. You CAN feel better and yoga therapy offers simple tools to help you get there. Julie is offering 50% off her online Premium Yoga package until the end of the year.  LEARN MORE

Energy and body work

women in wellness moon zlotnick

Astrology by Moonrabbit | Moon Zlotnick | Astrologer

Are you stuck? Do you need help understanding the patterns in your life? Do you see cycles repeating but feel powerless to make change? Moon can help you to bring insight and understanding to your experience. She will guide you to understand and work with the cosmic energies and suggest ways for you to learn and grow. Her chart readings are extensive and informative for moving forward in your life.   LEARN MORE 

women in wellness paula chase

Chase Therapies | Paula Chase | Certified Massage Therapist

Paula focuses on injury recovery, pregnancy massage and stress management. She uses stress management techniques during sessions and teaches clients how to use them on their own. Paula specializes in holistic Cranial Fascial Therapy treatment based on the needs of your body. She offers deep presence of listening and acceptance to support a client’s individual process of unwinding their physical, emotional and spiritual pain in order to reach their highest quality of life.   LEARN MORE

 

2 Comments

Jesse G
  • Jan 19 2022
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I find Morgan Maule's work with older women particularly fascinating. It seems there was a whole generation of women that never really had a positive influence in the strength-building arena, so it never really occurred to them that they could get a lot (both physically and mentally) out of it. Simply put, there aren't a lot of strength trainers who work with older women very much because they usually don't even think of it as a possibility. Instead, the more usual routes like yoga, which is great don't get me wrong, are what you see all the time. A more varied approach and having more options like this is very much a good thing though.
    Nancy Dilts
    • Jan 19 2022
    • Reply
    Yes, Morgan is fantastic with all age groups, Jesse! She is able to tailor your workouts to exactly what your body needs to avoid injuries, help old injuries, and get stronger. And YES, it is so important for older women to do strength training - it makes all the difference in being able to live your life how you want to! I'm 54, and even my generation wasn't really taught the importance of building strong muscles for a lifetime!

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