Wellness, Ease, Synchronicity, And Tiny Miracles

au pair servicesDina Proctor – I’m so inspired to share the top nine most important things I’ve learned about life and how to navigate through it to experience the most joy, love, and fulfillment possible!

(1) Being of service to others is the biggest factor in maintaining my connection with my innermost source of energy.

I uplift others by letting my highest self shine through my being and inspire the actions I take. When my highest self expresses itself through me, it draws out that same highest self from others. Continue reading

Mental Clarity – Natural Solutions That Work

mindDr. Edward F. Group – Like any part of your body, the brain can become stressed and unwell. It can also stay healthy, sharp, and clear. Your brain is an incredible machine if you think about it. That 3-pound organ contains billions of cells with trillions of connections — creating your thoughts, impulses, memories, and movements. If you nurture your brain for mental clarity, you can keep a clear, active mind. Simple exercises can help. Certain herbs can pep up your brain, as well.

This article will show you how to create better concentration, clear your head, and stay on top of your game.

What Does Mental Clarity Mean?

When your mind is clear, you can easily make decisions, and you feel sharp, alert, and aware of your surroundings. Continue reading

Warning Signs That Someone Is Emotionally Unstable

Emotionally UnstablePeggy Sue – Emotions are totally normal, and it can be healthy to try and find some sort of release for them. We all need to let go sometimes and show the world how we’re feeling. However, when someone is emotionally unstable, they allow their emotions to constantly take over their life. They struggle to mediate their feelings to take control of a given situation, and when this happens, chaos ensues. When someone is emotionally unstable, they can’t find their way to the light at the end of the tunnel.

Sometimes it is really hard to control what we feel and we might start to think we’re emotionally unstable. However, there’s more to it than that. When someone is emotionally unstable, their imbalance effects their life constantly, not just on occasion. That’s why if someone is emotionally unstable, they need all the help they can get. But what happens when we are emotionally unstable and don’t have anyone to rely on? Continue reading

What to Do When You are Feeling Stressed

In the modern world, it’s unlikely you will come across anybody who hasn’t felt the pressure and the anxiety of stress before. It is easy to become overwhelmed by what life throws at you, whether it’s work, family problems, or general ill mental health. Lots of people like to rely on traditional medications when it comes to stress, but this should never be your first resort, simply because it isn’t a sustainable long-term fix. Ideally, you should find ways to help you relax in a matter of seconds, where you can escape the stresses on your shoulders while coming face to face with them at the same time, and in a safe place.

Do something fun

Switching your brain into the mindset of doing something fun when you are full of anxieties can be incredibly challenging, but it is arguably the best relief you can find if you let your brain find its off switch. To slip into a fun activity quickly, many people resort to online games, as it is an immediate fix. Sites like Unibet are excellent for lowering stress as they give you another outlet to channel it through. If not, putting your favorite movie on can induce feelings of nostalgia and relaxation, taking your stress down even further. Continue reading

New Study Shows What Disrupted Sleep Does To Your Mental Health

sleepAlanna Ketler – We all know just how important it is to have a good nights rest, unfortunately for many of us, this is a fleeting dream. New research has emerged showing just how impactful a disrupted body clock and natural circadian rhythm can be for our mental health.

Researchers from the U.K. came to this conclusion after studying the circadian rhythm, which is our natural waking and sleeping patterns throughout the 24-hour sleep cycle.

Lead author of the study, Laura Lyall, a research associate in mental health and well-being at Glasgow University said in a statement, “In the largest such study ever conducted, we found a robust association between disruption of circadian rhythms and mood disorders.

“Previous studies have identified associations between disrupted circadian rhythms and poor mental health, but these were only small samples.”

The Study

Scientists from the University of Glasgow studied data collected on over 90,000 adults between the ages of 37 and 73 years old in the U.K., between 2006 and 2010. Each participant in the study wore an activity tracker on their wrist for 7 days between 2013 and 2015. Continue reading