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Dana Schaub MS RD LD RYT | Care for Your Body, Heart, Mind, and Soul
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1 month ago by wholeselfcarerd Does the idea of “self care” make you feel guilty? . I don’t mean “self care” as in pampering yourself, buying new shoes, getting your nails done, etc. as it is often attributed to. . I mean taking care of yourself and making sure your needs for sleep, rest, nourishment, and movement are met. . Sometimes I still struggle with feeling guilty when I take time to rest, prioritize sleep, say “no” to things that over crowd my schedule, take breaks, make space for my soul, stop to write, etc. . I used to think serving others meant hustling 24/7,
4 weeks ago by wholeselfcarerd Creating a posture of “stillness” as you move. . My motivation for movement, or exercise, was previously driven by outside goals. I wanted to be at a certain level, or even look a certain way. I left out an important part—tuning in. If I was sick, or completely exhausted, I would still push myself hard in order to achieve my goals. . While there is nothing wrong with goals, it’s important not to neglect listening to your body and paying attention to how you feel while moving. This practice has been transformational for me. It changes how I approach movement
2 weeks ago by wholeselfcarerd One of the fascinating things about the human body is its ability to detox. We come into contact with harsh, toxic substances every day, especially in more recent times. Our bodies are able to break these substances down in our body, through fancy pathways, and help us excrete them in order to minimize harm. . Sometimes, these pathways may need extra support (think vitamins/minerals), and sometimes our bodies become overloaded and can’t keep up. We can’t completely avoid the harsh things we come in contact with, but with intentional changes, we can minimize the work our bodies have to do
2 weeks ago by wholeselfcarerd Over the past year, God has been constantly calling me to “make space.” This has several meanings, but the same theme. . First of all, He has been calling me to make more space for quiet, for stillness, for stopping to listen to His voice. This also helps me observe my own thoughts and feelings in the light of His presence. This practice keeps me in tune to Him. It helps me maintain calm as a naturally anxious person. It helps me remember my limits as a recovering overachiever. . Second of all, He has been calling me again and
2 weeks ago by wholeselfcarerd Tonight was the first night I taught an “official” Holy Yoga class other than privately or as part of a dance class warm-up—we had a blast! Thanks to the ladies who came! If you are in Mobile or not far from it and are interested in either a private session or small class, contact me! ♀️
