Mind–Body Care: Personalized and Science-Backed
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September is Healthy Aging Month, a great time to check in with your body, mind, and daily habits. If you already practice something like yoga, Tai Chi, Qigong, or regular walking, you’re on a wonderful path. But did you know that trying another one of these gentle practices can help you feel even better—mentally, physically, …
Are you someone who enjoys yoga, Tai Chi, or guided meditation—not just for the calm they bring, but because they feel right for your whole being? If so, here’s some great news: there’s growing scientific support for the power of these mind-body practices to help manage one of the world’s biggest health challenges—high blood pressure …
If you’ve ever had digestive issues that seemed tied to stress, tension, or physical inactivity, you’re not imagining it — the way you move affects the way you digest. And gentle practices like yoga and Tai Chi may be some of the most powerful tools available for supporting gut health. A 2025 scientific review published …
What recent clinical research reveals about the unique strengths of Yoga and Tai Chi—and why combining them can enhance your offerings. New clinical research offers compelling evidence that both Yoga and Tai Chi improve different aspects of movement and neurological function—and that combining them may offer broader benefits than either alone. 📊 What the Study …
🧠 Overview Chronic stress disrupts the immune and neuroendocrine systems, contributing to inflammation, cognitive decline, cancer progression, and other diseases. Mind–Body Interventions (MBIs) such as Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), Tai Chi, Qigong, and Yoga are proven to counteract these effects.📘 This guide provides practical, evidence-based steps to improve physical and mental health through MBIs. 1️⃣ …
Why Exercise Matters if You Have COPD Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) makes it hard to breathe and can limit your ability to enjoy everyday life. But the good news is: the right kind of exercise can help you breathe easier, feel stronger, and do more of what you love. This guide walks you through …
Fatigue is one of the most common and distressing side effects for women undergoing treatment for breast cancer — and it can persist for years after treatment ends. Fortunately, there’s good news: certain types of exercise can significantly reduce this fatigue and help survivors regain energy and quality of life. But which forms of exercise …
Watch the slideshow about the benefits of Yoga for brain injury recovery. Class Frequency and Duration Key Components of a Brain Injury-Friendly Yoga Class 1. Gentle Asana (Postures) 2. Pranayama (Breathing Exercises) 3. Meditation and Mindfulness Adaptations for Different Levels of Ability Implementing Yoga in a Rehabilitation Setting A. Training Yoga Instructors for Brain Injury …
Read the free guide about how to practice yoga for brain injury recovery.
Mind-body exercises like yoga, Tai Chi, and mindfulness are powerful tools for promoting mental and physical health. However, the ways these practices benefit younger individuals versus older adults can differ significantly. Two new studies, “Effects of Mind-Body Therapies on Depression Among Adolescents,” published in July 2024, and “Motivational Barriers and Facilitators for Older Adults’ Engagement …