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The Truth About Visceral Fat and Perimenopause (and What You Can Do About It)

Let’s talk about the belly fat no one sees — but your body feels.Visceral fat wraps around your organs and becomes especially stubborn during perimenopause, thanks to shifting hormones and slowed metabolism. It’s not just...
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Carrying It All, The Pride and Exhaustion of Being a Capable Woman

Being capable is exhausting.When you’re the one who 'has to do it all,' people tend to think you always will. But what happens when the strong one gets tired? The hidden weight of being capable—emotional...
Yvonne Hong, Founder & CEO of Pets Of The Homeless

2025 Eir Community Grant Recipient - Pets Of The Homeless

When Yvonne Hong started Pets Of The Homeless a decade ago with just a suitcase of pet food, she had one mission—to help people in crisis keep their beloved pets safe. She never imagined how...
From People Pleaser to Empowered Woman: Reclaiming Your Time and Energy

From People Pleaser to Empowered Woman: Reclaiming Your Time and Energy

with Rebecca Christianson   Do you feel guilty setting aside time to prioritise your wellbeing? When was the last time you said yes to helping someone when really you wanted to say no? How frequently...
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Feeling Wired but Tired? It could be your Adrenals

Feeling Wired but Exhausted? Your Adrenals Might Be Crying for Help If you’re in perimenopause and running on empty—yet somehow still feeling wired—you’re not alone. Many women experience deep fatigue that won’t lift, no matter...
What Happens to Your Brain During Meditation? The Science Behind Your Zen

What Happens to Your Brain During Meditation? The Science Behind Your Zen

Meditation isn’t just a wellness trend—it literally reshapes your brain. Science shows it can rewire neural pathways, shrink the stress-inducing amygdala, and boost brain waves linked to relaxation and creativity. Even just a few minutes...
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Yoga for Digestion: Simple Poses to Help You Feel Lighter and More Comfortable

Digestive discomfort is something many of us experience but rarely talk about. Whether it’s bloating, sluggish digestion, or just feeling “off,” yoga teacher Lisa Walker knows firsthand how movement and breath can help. In this...
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The Science of Self-Love: Why Solo Pleasure is Good for Your Mind, Body & Soul

This Valentine’s Day, let’s flip the script—because love isn’t just about relationships with others; it’s about you. Self-love, in all its forms, is essential for your well-being, and that includes the intimate kind. While solo...
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Why Is It So Hard to Meditate? (And How to Make It Easier)

Meditation sounds easy—until your brain hijacks the moment with embarrassing memories, endless to-do lists, or sudden “urgent” interruptions. The truth? Your mind is busy, and that’s okay. Meditation isn’t about silence—it’s about noticing the noise...