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Fall into Mindfulness

Fall into Mindfulness

The changing seasons can help you prioritize your physical, emotional and mental health by presenting the opportunity to start new routines or cut out unhealthy habits. Autumn is a great time to embrace the concept of mindfulness, the practice of being fully present in the moment.

Making the Most of the Season

Fall is a season of transition, making it a good time for building resilience and practicing mindfulness. Trees shed their leaves, and the days grow shorter; this natural process may mirror personal lives, where change is inevitable. Learn more ways to work with the energy of fall to amplify your mindfulness practice in the full newsletter!

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