Stress

Master Your Mind: 6 Simple Daily Habits for a Stress-Free Life

 Master Your Mind: 6 Simple Daily Habits for a Stress-Free Life

Daily life can be stressful. Stress can come from anywhere- from relationships, to health, finances… the list goes on. 

To avoid becoming overwhelmed and anxious with all the stress around us, it’s important that we take time to nurture our minds and practice daily self care. 

Today we are going to look at some simple daily habits that you can incorporate into your life to help keep you grounded and feeling well. Pick at least 1-2 to start today!

Easy Stress Relief Recipe With Essential Oils

Easy Stress Relief Recipe With Essential Oils

Here’s a relaxing, stress-relief, DIY essential oil blend for those times when you’ve scheduled one too many activities into your day - which is probably every day ;)

Chronic Stress - Am I At Risk?

Chronic Stress - Am I At Risk?

STRESS. You can’t avoid it these days -it literally surrounds us in everyday life and virtually no one is immune to it. However, a little bit of stress is actually a good thing! It keeps us -and our neurological systems on its toes, for lack of a better term.

Stress and Your Adrenals- What Is Adrenal Fatigue?

Stress and Your Adrenals- What Is Adrenal Fatigue?

Stress and Your Adrenals- What Is Adrenal Fatigue?

Stressed? Tired? Craving sugar? Can’t sleep?

These are all common complaints from my clients, so maybe you have these problems too.

All of these can be related to the constant stress we feel in our lives. We know that stress can have a huge impact on our health and wellness. And, since your adrenal glands produce stress hormones, adrenal fatigue (or “HPA Axis Dysregulation,”) is a popular theme lately.

Your adrenal glands look like walnuts that live on top of both of your kidneys. These important glands produce many hormones, including stress hormones.

But what happens when they become “overworked?”

You’ve heard of “adrenaline junkies,” right?

Adrenaline and cortisol are the stress hormones that give you the commonly known adrenaline rush; when you're totally alert and living in the moment. This feeling is known as your body's "fight or flight" response.

Some people (perhaps you?) just love that intense feeling.

The release of hormones in the fight or flight response is your body's normal reaction to stress.  Stress can sometimes be positive, like when it helps you swerve and prevent a crash.

After a short time, the flight or flight response dissipates, your body goes back to normal, and all is good. 

But what would happen if you felt constant stress? Like all day, every day? Like “chronic” stress?