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“You Can Start Over At Any Time”: Lessons in Resilience with AEW’s Aubrey Edwards
Whether she’s refereeing major pay-per-view matches, building safer spaces through AEW Heels, or tending to oyster farms for some much-needed peace, Aubrey shows that self-care is about listening to yourself — and honoring your needs, no matter what. -
Take It Slow: What Sloths Can Teach Us About Self-Care
In a world that rewards speed, hustle, and constant doing, it can feel radical to slow down. But what if slowing down is actually one of the most powerful forms of self-care we have? -
Spring Into Self-Care: Small Ways to Support Your Mental Health
The transition from winter to spring can bring renewed energy, lighter moods, and a fresh perspective. But for some, it can also stir up feelings of anxiety, restlessness, or even unexpected lows. Whether you’re feeling recharged by the longer days or struggling to adjust, you’re not alone. The changing of the seasons can have a real impact on mental health, and understanding this shift can help you prioritize self-care in ways that truly support you. -
You Are Enough: Finding Self-Worth Through The Power of Pink
As part of our ongoing collaboration with Kleenex, this year’s Pink Box was designed with self-worth and self-love in mind. It’s a reminder that you don’t have to earn your worthiness—it’s already yours. You don’t have to prove your value—you are inherently valuable. -
Protect Your Boundaries: A Self-Care Survival Guide For Thanksgiving 🦃
Thanksgiving isn’t about meeting everyone else’s expectations; it’s about showing up for yourself and finding moments of connection that feel good for you. By protecting your boundaries and prioritizing self-care, you can make it through this holiday season with your peace of mind intact. -
Honoring Our Angels: A Reflection on the National Day of Remembrance for Pregnancy & Infant Loss
As we reflect on our personal journey, we want to offer a space for others to share their stories. Whether you've faced a similar loss or are supporting someone who has, know that you are welcome here. In our grief and vulnerability, we create a strong community.