by Sandy | Mar 11, 2021 | My family history, Newsletter, Trauma-informed, Welcome to "My Better Day" Weekly Musings!
Hello everyone! It’s spring time soon and I’m hopeful! I hope you are too! Thank you for being a part of my newsletter community! I so appreciate your being here! The Magic of Beginnings “And suddenly you know…it’s time to start something new and trust the...
by Sandy | Jul 31, 2020 | Healthy News, Newsletter, Off-the-Wall Musings, Trauma-informed
Hello everyone! I hope you are all enjoying summer in all its glory! My husband and I have renamed our deck our new vacation spot! I’m continuing this months newsletter using the knowledge we learned last month about our vagus nerve. I hope you find it useful....
by Sandy | May 30, 2020 | Empower Your Yoga Practice, Magic of Yoga and Meditation, Newsletter, Trauma-informed
Hello everyone! Hope you are all staying safe and healthy during this time! Spring is blooming in our neighborhood. How about yours? This month I had the absolute honor and privilege to be a guest blogger for my colleague, Dani, at MyThryoidLove.com (She has since...
by Sandy | Jun 16, 2018 | Trauma-informed
I completed a second day of silence as part of the required homework for level II of Indu Arora’s Yoga Nidra training coming up in August. I did the first day of silence with my husband back in March and completed the second one on the anniversary of my mom’s...
by Sandy | Apr 11, 2018 | My family history, Trauma-informed
Who is your safe place to vent or talk about what’s bothering you? Choose those friends wisely so you feel safe when sharing. This keeps the doors open for honest communication vs. just the niceties you think everyone wants to hear. And then hold on to THAT friend. I...
by Sandy | Apr 6, 2018 | Healthy News, Trauma-informed
Have you ever been driving down the road and someone cuts you off? It’s hard to hold your tongue sometimes, isn’t it? Oh if my car had ears it would be blushing! This is something I’ve worked on and have been much better at being detached when upsets happen—in the car...
