Health & Wellness

This holistic space alludes to an expansive definition of these two words— what is the meaning of true wellness? How healthy are our communities? Find offerings such as anti-racism resources and interviews with womxn founders of herbal companies, whose offerings stock our shelves.

Hudson Valley Seed

Meet the Maker: Hudson Seed co.

As spring rolls around, we are thinking about planting, gardening, and seed sourcing. This week, we virtually chatted with Jack Whettam, Sales and Marketing Manager at Hudson Valley Seed co.! Jack is…

Mama Medicine

Five Questions for Mama Medicine

Photo by Lindsay Bilezikian  This week, we virtually chatted with Deborah Hanekamp, otherwise known as Mama Medicine! Deborah offers medicine readings, and is the other of Ritual Baths– she has over 17 years…

Amanda Blair

Five Questions with Amanda Blair

Amanda Blair is a writer, former yoga teacher and relationship coach who specializes in attachment theory. Originally from Northern California, she now lives in a quiet neighborhood in Brooklyn. Nature is her…

Amy

Five Questions with Amy DeFilippi

We virtually sat down to chat with Amy DeFilippi from Find Your Path to Peace. Amy has more than 20 years’ experience as a psychotherapist and yoga teacher– she helps people manage…

Jameela

Five Questions with Jameela Rodriguez

We virtually chatted with Jameela Rodriguez, a passionate and experienced holistic wellness coach. She is a certified 500 hour yogi, a personal trainer via the National Association of Sports Medicine, and a…

man in nature trying to find center

Ten Ways to Find Center

It’s a challenging time, to say the least. We feel grateful that we have tools and training in grounding, resilience, and weathering the storm. We’ve been working with meditation, herbalism, crystals; we’ve…

Aviva

Meet the Maker: Aviva Skye Tilson

We were super grateful this week to virtually chat with Aviva Skye Tilson from Apis Apotheca & Farm. Aviva has spent a decade healing herself through working with plants and animals, and…

DoubleBlind

Meet the Maker: DoubleBlind

Photo by Georgia Love DoubleBlind Magazine is now available at The Alchemist’s Kitchen. We spoke with Co-Founders Madison Margolin and Shelby Hartman about their journey toward creating the beautiful print magazine of…

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Make Your Own Hand Sanitizer

Many of you might be feeling nervous or overwhelmed with all of the information about coronavirus out there. One thing that is a known preventative measure is washing hands for at least…

Danielle

Meet the Maker: Four Sigmatic

Have you tried Four Sigmatic‘s amazing mushroom coffee and hot cocoa yet? They’re filled with functional adaptogens and mushrooms to support the body’s natural functions, and are a real favorite at The…

Herbs for Menopause

Herbs for Menopause

To truly know which herbs are helpful during the transitional time of menopause, we must first understand what processes are happening in the body. Generally, as folks assigned female at birth (AFAB)…

Health and wellness are words we often throw around lightly in our fast pass, modern lives. But the fact is, the overall wellbeing of our communities are suffering and now is the time to act. It’s time to dive into practices that truly support our health goals and can set us on a path of sustained wellbeing in our daily lives – both externally and internally. 
 
A fundamental point for understanding and applying concepts of holistic living is knowing the various areas of impact in our daily routines. These areas may include physical wellbeing, intellectual wellbeing, spiritual well being, emotional wellbeing, environmental wellbeing and social wellbeing. Each aspect can be explored deeper in the articles contained with in this blog allowing us to unlock a more easeful and gentle path on this never ending journey.

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