By Brittany Fisher When it comes to wishlists, it’s tempting to let your imagination run wild and include extravagant items like brand new cars, the trip of a lifetime, or fine jewelry and expensive electronics. There’s nothing wrong with wishing for these things; it’s a wishlist, after all. But, you may be better off wishing […]
Lend a Hand to a Senior Loved One Struggling with Addiction
By Kent Elliot www.athomeaging.info If you suspect a senior loved one having an addiction, it can be hard to know what to do. Addressing the problem can be an intimidating process. However, remember that people turn to alcohol and substance abuse for different reasons, so it’s vital that you handle the situation carefully and […]
Wellness for Women in the Real World
By Kent Elliot www.athomeaging.info As women, we wear many hats. We’re mothers, wives, girlfriends, employees, and friends. But for all that we are, there is one thing we are not: worried about ourselves. Prioritizing everyone else often leaves us physically and emotionally depleted. Fortunately, there are many small steps we can take each day to […]
Lessons Learned from Building a Successful Health-Based Business
By Jennifer Scott, Contributor If you feel inside yourself the calling to help others achieve wellbeing, it’s an opportune time to pursue a health-based business. Entrepreneurs in this sector, especially those with a sustainable, eco-friendly edge, are enjoying their time in the sun. The market value of health and wellness continues to rise as innovations […]
Learn How to Leverage Exercise to Accelerate Psychological Recovery
By Jennifer Scott Psychological recovery requires a lengthy, difficult process that most of us have go through at some point in our lives. The same can be said for getting in shape — it takes work and nothing happens overnight. Perhaps it’s the commitment, challenge, and discipline needed to do both things that make fitness […]