The document provides tips to support mental and physical well-being, including grounding exercises, increasing daily walking, improving diet, getting more sleep, deep breathing, watching comedy, trying craniosacral therapy virtually or in-person, and learning craniosacral techniques to help oneself and loved ones. It encourages starting small with these activities and provides contact information for craniosacral therapy sessions and training.
The document provides tips to support mental and physical well-being, including grounding exercises, increasing daily walking, improving diet, getting more sleep, deep breathing, watching comedy, trying craniosacral therapy virtually or in-person, and learning craniosacral techniques to help oneself and loved ones. It encourages starting small with these activities and provides contact information for craniosacral therapy sessions and training.
The document provides tips to support mental and physical well-being, including grounding exercises, increasing daily walking, improving diet, getting more sleep, deep breathing, watching comedy, trying craniosacral therapy virtually or in-person, and learning craniosacral techniques to help oneself and loved ones. It encourages starting small with these activities and provides contact information for craniosacral therapy sessions and training.
WITH A SINGLE STEP ! T IF G E E R F Grounding and filling Walking Diet Sleep Breathing Comedy CranioSacral Therapy (CST) individual treatments Learn how to support yourself and your loved ones 1. Grounding and filling - Follow and enjoy this guided visualization.
2. Walking - If you don’t walk, try 5
minutes a day to start. Increase your walking to at least 30 minutes a day. Don’t worry if you miss a day or two. Just start. 3. Diet (or shall we say eating) - Try something different. Make a salad once a week. Steam some veggies twice a week. Google a recipe. Try a spice you’ve never used before.
4. Sleep - Go to sleep 15 minutes
earlier than usual. If you go to sleep reasonably early, keep doing it. 5. Breathing - Try some deep breathing five minutes a day.
6. Comedy - Watch some comedy
according to your taste. Netflix is full of them. 7. CranioSacral Therapy (CST) - If you’re not close to a therapist, try a virtual session if that works for you. It is a key to experiencing deep relaxation, which helps reset the central nervous system. Email michael.morgan@preventingalzheim ers.com for more information. 8. Take Care of Yourself - Learn to treat yourself and loved ones at home with CranioSacral Therapy in a 2-day layperson session. Go to: https://shop.iahe.com/Workshops/Cr anioSacral-Therapy-Introductory- Programs/CSLAD-V-10.21-22.23- VIRTUAL to register. Class runs from October 21-October 22nd. For more information, or to schedule a FREE 30-minute consultation, contact us at: