If you find yourself giving emotional support, even when you don’t want to, here are some key elements to establishing a defined healing space for yourself.

Healers witness a lot of suffering and hold space for people’s problems which can be draining over time. Here are five steps to prevent healer burnout.

Are you taking inventory around why you help people and how you’re going about it? It may be time to examine some sobering questions around you why.

When overwhelm hits, it’s a natural reaction to try and power through our to-do lists in the hope that crossing something off the list will make things easier. We hope it will make things feel less overwhelming. In practice, though, that doesn’t work very well.

Started your healing journey but haven’t started feeling the results yet? Don’t fret! Here are a few steps to help you navigate your healing journey with ease.

Work with your spirit guide to realign your chakras and rediscover your purpose. Join Director, Miwa Mack for a healing meditation to help you overcome adrenal fatigue.

It’s Daylight Saving Time! Everything else in the world is running like clockwork, and that makes it seem like we should be able to just spring into action alongside everything else. However, is this an unrealistic ask for our bodies?

It’s that time again, y’all. Valentine’s Day is coming! …This generally means you’re either chomping at the bit in sweet, sparklified anticipation, or you’re shaking in your boots with the deepest kind of existential dread. Some tips on how to relate to Valentine’s Day from a place of your own truth.

That IS the question, indeed. As a healer, should you heal your beloved? The short answer: probably not. Here’s why.

Why would anyone move across the country upwards of [insert preposterous, slightly incriminating number of times here] in the name of love…? Well, lots of reasons. Here’s what I’ve learned about love through many sojourns with the most unlikely of traveling companions: a tree.