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Stepping up to “ME Time”

March 7, 2013

If you are stressed out, tired and always running it’s time to make a shift and take better care of yourself and connect with your “me.” I talk with many people who tell me they can’t create time for themselves – yet they are worn out and not happy. I know people who chronically create their day with so many things on their to do list, there is hardly breathing room.

Filed Under: Health-Wellness-Nutrition Tagged With: finding ME time, healthy habits, living with balance, reducing stress, slowing down, tips for clearing your mind

Three tips for dealing with winter blahs

February 16, 2013

Are you tired of winter yet? Had enough of the snow and cold? Wish you could go to a tropical island and warm up? If you live in a cold weather place, by February winter can get old. With the shorter days, being too cold to go outside for long and noticing that last summer’s tan has long since faded.

Filed Under: Health-Wellness-Nutrition Tagged With: articles on winter blues, blasting the winter blahs, dealing with cold weather, healthy winter tips, staying warm in the cold

Three steps to reducing stress for college students

February 14, 2013

Whether you are a college athlete, in a fraternity or sorority, a student government officer or working and going to school, the load of your schedule can quickly become overwhelming. And when overwhelming hits, it can lead to the “Why am I here,” or “What am I supposed to be doing now?” brain burnout.

Filed Under: Health-Wellness-Nutrition Tagged With: college athlete strss, college stress, educational burnout, fraternity stress, managing college stress, sorority stress, stress and college athletes, Stressed out college students, stressed out students

Stressed out Students in the Greek Community

February 8, 2013

There is a lot of emphasis on drug and alcohol abuse, but not early enough focus on what is causing it…the stress caused by the desire to fit in, or numb out and hide. The manifestation of the stress can lead to drug and alcohol, it also leads to eating disorders, cutting, promiscuity, abusive relationships and more. This isn’t a single path these students are following. They head in whatever direction feels good when they don’t.

Filed Under: Health-Wellness-Nutrition Tagged With: AFLV, AFLV Conference 2013, Stress and the Greek Community; Greek Student Stress, Stressed out college students, stressed out students

From Isomnia to Sleeping Like a Baby

January 11, 2013

Insomnia is something that over 50% of adult Americans are dealing with. Can’t get to sleep, can’t stay asleep. The most productive time of day starts at 5pm and you’re a night owl.

American Psychological Association’s annual Stress in America Poll reports that 52% of Americans suffer from sleeplessness and 53% of Adults report feeling fatigued. Combine that with the fact that over 90% of the complaints in the doctor’s office are stress related and it’s easy to see why.

Filed Under: Health-Wellness-Nutrition Tagged With: improve sleep habits, insomnia, insomnia and serotonin, meditation for insomnia, R, Relief for insomnia, sleep like a baby, sleep like a log, stress management for insomnia, tips for insomnia

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