Detoxing takes some effort but it is so worth it, especially at spring time when our bodies need a boost from winter doldrums. Fresh juices make your cells come alive and help you feel amazing as you slough off the winter season for the renewal that spring brings. I've been juicing for 15 years, after being mentored by an amazing vegan chef in Charleston, SC back in the early 2000's. In this article, I’ll share with you my absolutely fav juices that make my mind and body rejoice for the warmer weather!

Handling Holiday Stress: A Guide to Creating a Joyful, Easeful, and More Meaningful Holiday Season

The holidays are often portrayed as a magical, glittering season filled with warmth and connection — but for many people, the reality looks very different. There are crowded schedules, financial pressure, emotional triggers, family dynamics, travel stress, and the exhaustion that comes from trying to make everything “perfect.”

If you’ve ever reached December feeling depleted instead of delighted, you’re not alone. And you’re not doing anything wrong. The holidays carry emotional weight, cultural expectations, and an overload of stimulation that can make even the most grounded people feel stretched thin.

But here’s the truth: the holidays don’t have to be something you “survive.”
With some gentle mindset shifts and nervous-system-friendly practices, you can create a holiday season that feels more easeful, spacious, joyful, and aligned with what truly matters to you.

Let’s explore how.

The Healing Power of Stillness: Why Rest Is an Active Part of Wellness

For years, I used to believe that rest was something you earned only after pushing yourself to the limit. I was the quintessential over achiever, type A, stay up til 2am and wake at 8am to go to my first of three jobs for the day kinda gal. I wore busyness like a badge of honor—always going, always producing, always giving. But my body eventually told me the truth: running on empty is not sustainable. Illness, exhaustion, and stress became my teachers, guiding me to discover what I had been missing all along—rest is not passive. Rest is active healing and it’s one of the most difficult lessons I’ve ever had to learn.

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