I was on crutches the day I boarded my flight for Dr. Sue Morter’s alumni retreat. My mind insisted I wouldn’t even be able to ascend the 108-step staircase to the Oceana shala at the Bodhi Tree, let alone do yoga. Little could I have imagined the healing that awaited.

I was in an abusive relationship for the first time in years, but this one held a wild role reversal. Instead of the more familiar role of the victim, this time, I was actually the abuser! At least so says my knee …

When we experience injuries, the first thought that comes to mind is generally not, “Wow, I wonder what my body is trying to communicate, and how this might lead to something amazing!” But our bodies hold infinite wisdom and can lead us to great miracles.

Empaths can feel the emotions of others as easily, if not more so, than their own, so catching the moods of others is a given. Until it isn’t. Are you ready to transform your sensitivity into a superpower?

Whether a loved one passed on recently or long ago, grief can transform the holidays from the most wonderful time of the year to the most painful. Experiencing our emotions at their core is paramount to healing, but there’s one feeling that perpetuates and even worsens grief…

Being without those you have loved most in this world can be excruciatingly painful. When you’ve processed and embodied enough grief, however, the healing trail can actually lead somewhere surprisingly special…

When fear or any of its tributaries like concern, worry, hurt, and judgment have us, we don't often jump to "how can I get in there with these uncomfortable emotions and experience them in my body?" But that’s exactly what we need to do …