When the New Year comes around, it can be exciting to create a resolution but daunting to try and keep that goal. The American Psychological Association shared tips on how to better stick to your New Years resolutions so that they can become habits instead of empty promises to yourself. Start Small When making resolutions […]
Sleep is an unconscious state where your brain and body functions are still active. It helps with processing new information, staying healthy, and feeling rested. 8 Hours of sleep is recommended per night. The National Sleep Foundation states that on average adults sleep 7 hrs/night and over half have trouble sleeping, falling asleep and staying asleep. […]
This article by Joan Frances Moran reflects on daily gratitude and how we can practice it everyday and why it is important during the holidays. Giving gratitude throughout the year is crucial for good mental health. Gratitude stimulates your neurotransmitters, the hormones that bring energy and happiness into your living experience. Also, during periods that […]
In the October Aspen Strong Newsletter, they describe a Brain-Based approach to play, that builds resilience and helps children deal with adversity. It is a training held on October 22nd, 2019. Most parents would agree that children need that uninterrupted time for free, open-ended play which entails digging in the dirt, building with blocks, exploring […]
There are various kinds of cancers that seem to affect everyone. Even if you don’t have it, you probably know someone who does. It can be a frightening topic, however, it is important to know that with some types of cancers, the risk can be lowered or be prevented. The monthly newsletter by Gallagher Insurance, […]
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. The September 2019 Newsletter by Aspen Strong lists some potential warning signs of suicide in order to help out those affected by suicide. They suggest reaching out to friends or people in your community to check in and see how they are doing. Potential Signs of Suicide: Talking […]
Traveling up and down stairs is a vital part of everyday movement. Here is a training program that can help you be ready for the 5 minute step test. Week 1: Start by holding on to a railing and ascending/ descending 5 stairs, 3 times in a row while maintaining a steady pace. Take a […]
Are you work ready? If not, get started with MBS today! On the MBS Website we have all the information on how to sign-up, available dates, and even sample exercises! We will be offering two OPTIONAL tiers for Work Ready. We know that Work Ready requirements are the MINIMUM level of fitness to insure that […]
There are many ways to manage stress, but this useful tool from Triad allows you to take control over your stress on a daily basis. In their article they describe the sequence of A+B=C. Where A stands for the Activating event, this is things like losing your car keys, traffic, an angry boss, a missed […]
If you or someone you know smokes, just let them be aware that they do in fact have the power to stop smoking. There’s enough negative ads and negative campaigns trying to scare people out of smoking, but we are trying to switch that discussion into something more positive and empowering. We should be letting […]
