The Yoga Movement

We take a stand for every patient’s understanding of the diagnosis, treatment plan, overall prognosis, and available treatment options. This helps patients make more optimal and informed decisions, which can result in more favorable patient outcomes.

Patient advocacy requires providing comprehensive patient education while gaining a thorough understanding of patients’ emotional and mental needs as well as their support system.

As the ever-evolving voice of healthcare, patient advocates are needed now more than ever to help bring the focus and power ultimately back to the patient, whose body’s innate wisdom and guidance can help the patient make the most well-informed decisions on his or her unique healing journey.

Women (and men) have faced various healthcare disparities depending on socioeconomic status, education level and other factors. This can sometimes lead to subpar patient care and a disadvantage for many minorities and women of color which may lead to missed diagnoses and higher mortality rates.

As women become self-empowered over their health & well-being on a holistic level —  including a deep understanding of their menstrual cycle, energy levels, medical history, and genetics in a way that helps them become finely attuned to their mind, body & spirit —  women will start to rely less on external noise and more on internal bodily sensations and the power of their intuition.

Women are gifted with heightened intuition, ingrained wisdom and cellular intelligence that is available to them any time they need to access these innate gifts to make the most well-informed decisions. And if it feels right to do so, they can decide to move forward with a collaborative approach alongside the right clinician, energy medicine practitioner, therapist, coach, etc.

Remember that the right clinician, energy medicine practitioner or any professional that supports you on your path will be your champion and empower you to remember that radiant health and well-being is available for you.

The traditional education system has not taken into account that students have different learning styles and ways of processing information. Some students learn better through visual aides while other students require auditory modalities to better absorb and conceptualize information. Most students require a combination of various learning modalities.

Neither way is right or wrong.

We are multi-dimensional beings with many different aspects of us that make up the larger whole. Some of us use the left hemisphere of our brain more frequently, thus allowing us to be analytical and logical as we move through life. Some of us are more well-versed in accessing the right hemisphere of our brain, thereby giving way to more creative thinking.

Both are required to succeed.

Our school systems are beginning to recognize the gifts in creativity, self-expression, and emotional intelligence as a way to empower students to be curious in their journey of self-discovery and to use their innate talents for the better good of mankind.

We each have a unique superpower and when given the proper tools and environment to nurture these gifts, these superpowers can grow and evolve into passion and purpose.

The statistics around child abuse indicate that many children are being raised in unhealthy environments of neglect. Child abuse can consist of physical and mental violence, sexual assault, and the use of illicit substances. This can result in long-term repercussions for a child’s life, including a greater inclination to become involved with drugs, violence and criminal activity. And not to mention that it can also impact a person’s health if that trauma remains unprocessed.

Children enter the world with an inherent need and the divine birthright to receive safety, particularly within their family unit and at home. When this basic need goes unmet, children are left to wander the planet attempting to establish safety through external means such as illicit substances to numb their pain or by outsourcing their validation and approval from the world which is unattainable.

We must continue increasing awareness around mental health on a global scale and be open to exploring different trauma healing modalities in order to create the world we want to inhabit.

We all deserve happiness. We all deserve to thrive.

The children of this planet are no exception to this.

Let’s be the change we wish to instill in the children of our future.