by Alana Roberts | Mar 16, 2026 | Stress Resilience
Stress and resistance are related to each other. The more resistance we experience, the more stress we will feel. The more stress we feel, the more precious energy we will lose. The reverse is also true. If we step out of resistance and into action, we will feel less...
by Sara Regester | Sep 12, 2025 | Stress Resilience
I first learned about the different types of stress responses from the book “The Upside of Stress: Why Stress is Good for You and How to Get Good at It” by Kelly McGonical, Ph.D. Her book demonstrated an illuminating new perspective on stress. I created my Stress...
by Sara Regester | Feb 24, 2025 | Stress Resilience
You may have noticed the current trend for “breakthrough” scientific articles about Vagal Nerve Stimulation and references to the “poly-vagal theory” to improve your health. In a nutshell- your Vagus nerve helps you “put the brakes on” your stress response. It is part...
by Sara Regester | Jan 24, 2025 | Stress Resilience, Stress Tips
Change is in the air. We all know change is coming and what creates the most stress is not knowing the scope of what is coming or what effect it will have on us. Sometimes, we anticipate change, other times we are blindsided by change. Learning to deal with change...
by Sara Regester | Apr 24, 2024 | Stress Resilience
I was recently flying to Australia on a jam-packed Jet when at 3:00 am the pilot announced there was a mechanical issue and that we were being diverted to Honolulu. Everyone would need to depart the plane on arrival. This was a shocking surprise to wake up to,...
by Sara Regester | Feb 14, 2024 | Stress Resilience
Ever since we were sequestered in our homes during the COVID era, we have continued enduring a lot of screen time. There is really no escape from technology and devices these days as we never leave home without our SMART phones, and we join so many virtual meetings....
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