Discover how easy daily actions can boost your overall health and happiness. by Adapt Training & Development Taking care of your wellness should be a part of your everyday routine, […]
Wellness Wisdom
Understanding the Line: Guilty Pleasures vs. Self-Defeating Behaviors
by Adapt Training & Development In the journey of self-care and personal development, it’s essential to discern between harmless indulgences and patterns that may hinder our progress. We all enjoy […]
Embracing Lunch Breaks for Enhanced Well-being
by Fatima Jalloh, LPC—ACT Therapist & Adapt Training & Development In our continuous journey towards wellness, it’s essential to revisit the basics of self-care, particularly the significance of taking breaks […]
Navigating the February Blues
by Adapt Training and Development February, with its short days and often dreary weather, can paradoxically feel like the longest month of the year. This phenomenon is not uncommon, even […]
Scroll Less
by Adapt Training and Development In today’s digital age, it’s not uncommon to find oneself lost in the depths of social media, where a quick check turns into hours of […]
Finding Joy in the Ordinary
by Adapt Training and Development By taking careof ordinary things,we rejoice in them. When we scrub a vegetable or brush our hair, we are expressing friendshiptowards ourselves &towards the living […]
Organizing Systems to the Rescue
by Adapt Training and Development January can feel like a big month for organizing. Receiving presents over the holidays may mean we’re juggling more stuff, and getting more organized in […]
Seeking the Light
by Adapt Training and Development Thursday, December 21, is the Winter Solstice—the longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. The word solstice is derived from the Latin, solstitium, […]
Too Much Stuff
by Adapt Training and Development During a recent trip to the east coast, I spent a day with my dad. One of the things that predictably happens when we see […]
A Sprinkle of Kindness
by Adapt Training and Development In her lovely article titled “The Power of a Little Kindness,” Psychologist and author Gretchen Schmelzer writes: “We tend to think of kindness as being […]
When the News is Sad
by Adapt Training and Development Last year near the start of the war in Ukraine, we shared a message about how to keep our balance when the news is sad. […]
Storms
by Adapt Training and Development I recently returned from a trip to North Carolina—a place that can be notoriously stormy in the summer, especially in the late afternoons and evenings. […]