What Alexa is reading for Brain Health: I recently learned that it takes an average of 17 years for a scientific study to get to the clinical setting. This gives insight as to why we may feel confused and discouraged when wanting to make a positive impact on our health based on the latest observations. […]
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June is a month for transition, and it also happens to be Brain Health Awareness Month. As a society, we are collectively learning that supporting our brain function is a critical piece to strengthening our overall health and wellbeing. Mental Health, healing from a brain injury, preventing neuro-degenerative disease like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s now has our
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Spring is in full force and summer is fast approaching! Before all your summer schedule becomes full, why not plan to take a whole day for yourself! Our seasonal retreat last October was a wonderful experience! We want to continue the offering this year with; “Transition Into Summer” Rest; Heal; Restore to awaken your inner
Rest, Heal, Restore. a retreat to Transition into Summer. Read More »
Regular, Consistent Work Makes the ‘Yes’ Possible! In the midst of a week of wedding events for my son and now daughter-in-law (!) in Cape Town, South Africa, we (my sister Monica 59, my husband Dave 65 and myself 58) decided to ‘hike’ Tabletop Mountain. My son’s group of friends were already signed up with a guide
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From Kat’s Kitchen: It’s artichoke season and huge globe artichokes are available in our local markets. This recipe calls for two globe artichokes and you can make the number you need of any size available. The largest artichokes make a bold presentation as an appetizer. Broiling the cut side adds just the right amount ooh
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The changes we want to make in our lives begin with the thoughts in our head. We can be our best advocate, or our harshest critic. Our belief in ourselves can help us cultivate courage to set new goals and take action to increase our health and well-being. How to support your belief in yourself: Part
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Alexa Rosenthal shares this recipe for Ital Style Vegetable Stew from a trusted recipe resource: MindBodyGreen.com This stew is delicious and easy to prepare. Having a bowl in the evening is light enough and easily digested to not interfere with a good night sleep. Remember giving your body a 12 hour fast- from your last
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As we adjust to Daylight Savings Time, here are some reminders for good sleep habits. Exercise early in the day. Exercise is great for overall sleep support and can help you adjust so that you integrate the hour gained as we “fall back”. Get morning light exposure! Your good night’s sleep starts in the morning! Exposing your
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Social Connection – Working out at Island Fitness is a great way to strengthen your social connections, which is so important for our longevity! Less Stress/more energy – Moving helps us lower our stress response and create more energy. Especially if you exercise consistently! Boosted Mood – Who doesn’t feel better after they exercise!? Exercise is one of
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New Cancelation Policy Effective March 1, 2023 If you need to cancel or reschedule your MASSAGE appointment, please advise us 48 hours in advance of your session. (i.e. if your appointment is at 10:00 am on Wednesday, you would need to cancel by 10:00 on Monday to not be charged) Cancel outside of the 48
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