By Robyn Priebe on October 5, 2011
Maybe it’s because I’m around women all day long, but it seems to me that women struggle with insomnia more than men do. No doubt for many women menopause plays a role and as I’m starting to struggle with sleeping problems I wonder if that’s something I need to take a closer look at. Knowing that sleep deprivation revs up […] read more »
By Robyn Priebe on April 21, 2010
Last week in one of our brainstorming sessions I got the question, “what do you do with long-term emotional triggers that send you to food.” During the week many discussions were had regarding short-term coping mechanisms for dealing with emotions that lead us to eat. Her question seemed to imply that most triggers to eat are occasional and unexpected, i.e. a stressor occurs at […] read more »
By Cindy on May 5, 2009
Yeah, I’m stressed out. Who isn’t? I’m stressed about my weight, my workouts (or the lack thereof), deadlines (some self-imposed, others not), getting this post up by 9 a.m. (failed), and any one of a number of other things. Right now, I feel the physical tension building in my shoulders, a low-grade headache beginning and a growl in my stomach that says, I […] read more »
By Emily on May 4, 2009
With recent polls showing that 80 percent of Americans are stressed out about the economy, it’s a wonder we have time to think about anything else. But, apparently, we do. We still wonder whether we look fat in our jeans. In a survey recently conducted by Green Mountain at Fox Run, a full 60 percent of respondents (most of whom […] read more »
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