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Since we’re in the thick of cold and flu season, it might be time for a different perspective on how to teach our kids healthy habits, as well as how to heal quicker when they get sick. Today is a conversation with Dr. Elisa Song, who is one of the foremost pioneers and trusted experts in pediatric integrative and func

We often wish we could put the maintenance side of life on auto-pilot, whether that’s keeping the kitchen clean or growing and maturing as human beings. But as we know, it’s actually the act of struggling that shapes us and shows us the beauty of life. In today’s clip, Martha Beck takes us back to some basics to help u

January tends to be a time when we resolve to be a better version of ourselves. We make goals, we hustle and work hard at them for a while, but all too often we feel as though we fail when our motivation starts to disappear. But what if we saw each day as an opportunity to learn and grow, and to become our authentic se

Making new friends as an adult can be challenging, even when we know that social connections and community are key to thriving as humans. How do we cultivate meaningful connections, especially when stepping out of our comfort zones feels awkward or overwhelming? Dr. Marisa G. Franco is one of the world’s leading expert

This season is celebrated as a time of joy and peace, yet it can also feel hard, stressful, and lonely. And when we’re busy trying to create holiday memories for our kids, our own needs often get pushed aside. In this episode, I share my own highs and lows of the season, and I offer four practical steps you can take to

I think it’s fair to say that anger can build up fast for anyone, especially tired and overworked parents. But the truth is that anger isn’t the enemy, but rather a signal of a host of other emotions. The good news is that we can learn to change the way we respond to triggers. In today’s clip, Dr. Joe Dispenza dives in