For most of my life, I really thought that if everyone around me was okay, then I’d be okay too. Like my own wellbeing depended on everyone else being happy first. So I got really good at reading people. I could tell when someone’s mood changed, even if nothing was said, and I’d adjust myself…
Month: May 2026
May 29 Is World Digestive Health Day
Every year on May 29, the World Gastroenterology Organisation marks World Digestive Health Day, a global initiative that brings attention to digestive health and some of the symptoms that can easily get overlooked or brushed off. This year’s theme is “Chronic Diarrhea: Don’t Flush the Signs Away.” The message is pretty simple: pay attention to…
The Little Things in Korea I Wish I Could Pack in My Suitcase
There’s a moment I keep coming back to from Korea. I was sitting in this little café in Seoul, just enjoying my drink and doing absolutely nothing in particular, when the girl at the table next to me got up and walked away. She left her laptop sitting wide open on the table, her purse…
My Colour Analysis Experience in Seoul
I’ve always gravitated toward blues, greens, and pastels, cool, calm tones. If you looked at my wardrobe before this trip, that’s pretty much all you’d find. Maybe the occasional autumn shade, but I never really wore those with any confidence. Red? Never. Gold jewelry? I always reached for silver without a second thought. Then I…
Maybe We Need to Pay More Attention to How We Actually Feel
Not rules. Not a plan. Just seven quiet observations for anyone who’s doing everything right, and still wondering why something feels off. I actually ate healthy the other day. Like, genuinely healthy (which I haven’t in a while, to be honest). Good breakfast, good lunch, didn’t even snack (usually sweets), and I felt pretty good…
Pelvic Floor Weakness & Incontinence During Perimenopause and Menopause
Have you ever laughed at a joke, sneezed out of nowhere, or tried to do a jumping jack and felt that sudden, horrifying little leak? Or maybe you’ve started mentally mapping out the bathrooms in every grocery store you visit, just in case. Up to 1 in 3 women experience urinary incontinence before, during or after menopause. These pelvic floor…
When Drinking More Water Isn’t the Answer
TCM has a different way of looking at dryness, and it goes beyond how much water you drink. Have you ever felt like you’re drinking water all day, carrying your water bottle everywhere, and still feeling completely parched? Your lips are chapped, your skin feels dry, your eyes are irritated, and you wake up with…
Top Reasons to See a Holistic Nutritionist
A lot of people think seeing a nutritionist means sitting across from someone who’s going to hand you a meal plan and being told to eat more vegetables and drink more water like you haven’t heard that a hundred times already. But holistic nutrition is different. It looks at the whole picture: how you’re sleeping,…
Mental Health Is More Than Just How We Feel
Every May, there’s a lot of conversation around mental health. I see the posts, the statistics, and the reminders to check in on the people we care about, and I really do think these conversations matter. But I also think there’s more to mental health than we sometimes talk about. Think about how we feel…