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growing body of research shows that your thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes influence not just your mood, but also your body’s physiology.

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Pilates is low-impact, alignment-focused, and designed to improve core strength, joint mobility, and muscular balance.

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Mentally rehearsing a movement can improve muscle recruitment and coordination—essential for mastering complex Pilates sequences.

Somatic practices—grounded in body-awareness—offer a powerful path to healing by helping us feel, listen, and move.

Staying active can be one of the most beneficial things you do for your body and your baby—and Pilates is one of the safest.

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Two of the most impactful (and often overlooked) tools in supporting mental well-being are nutrition and exercise.

Understanding how stress hormones affect our bodies can help us manage these effects better and enhance our overall well-being.

In today’s world of constant pressure, stimulation, and stress, many of us operate in a state of nervous system dysregulation.

In this blog, we discuss not only the physical benefits of spending time outdoors—such as improved mental health, reduced stress levels, and enhanced creativity.

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By examining the evidence and considering individual needs and circumstances, we can better appreciate the potential of intermittent fasting as a tool for health improvement while remaining cautious of the hype that often accompanies popular trends in the wellness industry.