Parenting in the digital age is fraught with challenges. The demands of work often extend beyond office hours, blurring the boundaries between professional and personal life. Phones ring off the hook, emails flood in, and notifications never cease. It's no wonder that many of us feel overwhelmed and constantly tethered to our devices. However, deep down, we all yearn to be more focused and less distracted, to be fully present for our children, and to create lasting memories of love and connection.
Reiki sessions helped me become more self-aware. I started to recognize the patterns of my people-pleasing behaviour and how it affected my energy levels. By practicing self-Reiki, I cultivated a sense of self-love and respect, which became the foundation for setting boundaries.
Setting the intention to practice boundary setting involves a few key steps to ensure you are clear, committed, and consistent. Read this guide to help you get started.
Have you and the kids been spending time chilling on your mobile devices, and now you’re concerned that fall scheduling will lead to distractions? It’s easy to lose track of time watching mindless viral memes or scrolling through photos of people we hardly know. With fall approaching and more demands on your time, especially with back-to-school for the kids, here are a few simple things you can do to reclaim your day.
With our busy daily routines, it’s easy to lose sight of what we truly want to achieve in life. Whether it’s personal growth, career success, or fulfilling relationships, having clear goals and a sense of purpose is essential for a fulfilling life. However, finding that clarity can be challenging. This is where Reiki, a gentle energy healing practice, can play a transformative role.
Do you want to skip Christmas? Todd worked ICU over Christmas 2020 and missed family dinners but this year he is thinking he would prefer the peace and quiet without all the button pushing and invasive questions. Can Reiki provide a solution? Check out what Calah suggests when you want to skip the holidays.