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Meditation and Sleep Apps
These apps provide guided meditations, some specifically to help you sleep. Most have free versions, with optional paid memberships. Headspace Offers guided meditations, sleep aids, and mindfulness exercises. Great for beginners and those who like structure. https://www.headspace.com Calm Features meditation, sleep stories, breathing exercises, and relaxing music, and is known for its high production quality and celebrity narrators. https://www.calm.com Insight Timer Ha
Terry Currier
May 41 min read


Reduce Stress, Restore Balance, Lose Weight
If you’ve been doing “everything right” with food and exercise but still struggling to lose weight, stress may be the missing piece of the puzzle. Chronic stress doesn’t just affect your mood—it triggers hormonal responses that can increase cravings, promote fat storage, and make it harder for your body to release excess weight. When your system is constantly in a state of tension, weight loss becomes an uphill battle. The good news is that learning to manage stress can shift
Terry Currier
May 42 min read


Beyond Diet and Exercise: Using Yoga and Meditation for Sustainable Weight Loss
In the search for sustainable weight loss, we often focus on what to eat and how to exercise, but overlook two powerful allies: meditation and yoga. These practices help calm the nervous system, reduce stress-driven behaviors, and deepen your awareness of your body’s signals. When you’re less overwhelmed and more attuned to hunger, fullness, and emotional triggers, healthier choices begin to feel more natural and less forced. In this post, I’m sharing a curated selection of m
Terry Currier
May 44 min read


Quieting the Mind: Simple Meditation Practices That Work
Meditation offers a simple, practical way to quiet the mind and ease the effects of daily stress. By learning to focus your attention and observe your thoughts without judgment, you can create a greater sense of calm and balance. Even a few minu tes of practice can begin to shift how your body and mind respond to stress. This practice usually involves focusing on something steady—like your breath, bodily sensations, or a repeated word—while gently noticing when your mind wa
Terry Currier
Apr 173 min read
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