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As we age, oftentimes, we find ourselves spending more time alone – for whatever reason, be it the natural progression of life, changes in personal relationships, or simply a shift in our daily routines. In this reflective period, it can be beneficial to explore activities that enrich our solitude rather than viewing it as a negative space. I recently found this blog through an email from The Good Trade Newsletter, which I subscribe to. The blog features a wonderful page filled with suggestions on how to spend quality time alone. I thought it would be nice to share some of these uplifting ideas with you, as they can inspire moments of joy and self-discovery during our alone time. Enjoy!

All the best in Wellness!

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In past blog posts I have written about the ways Integrative Medicine can impact our lives as an addition to our wellness regimens.

This is not to suggest that your medications are not appropriate for your medical needs. However, I believe that conversations about other methods in how we think about pain is worth exploring.

Dr. Andrew Weil, has been a pioneer of new ideas for maintaining a healthful lifestyle, his website has a wealth of information that you will want to explore.

In a recent podcast Dr. Weil discusses ideas with Dr. Howard Schubiner, an internist, pediatrician, and director of the Mind Body Medicine Center, which they refer to as “Mind-Body Approaches” to healing chronic pain.

As I have discussed in the past, the aging process brings about all types of adjustments we must confront. Therefore, when I find something interesting, which I believe can complement your well-being, I am eager to share it with you.

Below is podcast, which discusses integrative methods, for healing chronic pain and what causes it.

Listen when you find an opportunity. It just may help you.