by toni | daily practice, wellness for first responders, Wellness for you
It has been a minute since I have been here but I wanted to let you know that all is good. I am still working on creating and helping First Responders relieve their stress by sharing tips that I have used or created. This is an exciting thing for me. Hopefully you...
by toni | Managing stress, Uncategorized, wellness for first responders, Wellness for you
Ask a friend. Me, ask for help? Seriously, I’m not weak. Oh, I used to say these things to myself. Yes I did. I truly believed that because I was always helping everyone else, that if I asked for help, I was weak. I know it sounds as silly as me reading this back...
by toni | daily practice, Managing stress, mind, wellness for first responders, Wellness for you
What are you saying to yourself? No really, what are you saying to yourself. Did you know that we have 50,000 thoughts a day? Yes, we have 50,000 thoughts a day. According to Dr. Alice Domar, PhD, Clinical Psychologist.http://stresscourse.tripod.com/id101.html Dr....
by toni | daily practice, Healthy you, it all starts with you, Mindfulness for First Responders, wellness for first responders, Wellness for you
Worrying will get you nowhere. I have heard this many times. Don’t worry, everything is going to be okay. Deep inside my heart and my mind I know that things will always workout. The worrying is inevitable and it takes over my every thought. That’s where we are...
by toni | daily practice, it all starts with you, Mindfulness for First Responders, Wellness for you, your stress style
This week I spoke about the importance of setting a community up for yourself and doing things that can help support you. That looks different for everyone and our needs are all different. I mean we know this, but sometimes we tend to get grouped into things that do...
by toni | body & soul, Healthy you, Managing stress, mind, News & Events, wellness for first responders, Wellness for you
You are driving behind the slowest driver ever. All of the sudden you find yourself sighing, Wondering what the heck this person’s problem is and you need to be somewhere. This constant need to be in a rush can create a feeling of stress and frustration. Not...
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