Spring invites movement, circulation, and integration, much like seasonal cleaning – open windows, sweep corners, and refresh what’s been stagnant. Through Biofield Tuning, sound becomes a broom for the unseen—clearing energetic cobwebs, calming the nervous system, and creating space for renewed vitality. By working with tuning forks in the biofield, this process helps the body recognize unresolved emotional patterns and naturally reorganize toward greater ease and alignment. Many people experience a greater sense of clarity, more grounded, and emotional resilience as their system settles and integrates.
Celebrate March Matness
In the Pilates world, March is affectionately known as March Matness. While many are focused on basketball brackets, Pilates enthusiasts spend these 31 days returning to their roots: the original mat sequence developed by Joseph Pilates. Unlike the Reformer, there are no springs to assist or resist you; it is just you, your breath, and gravity. This simplicity demands deep core control and mindful precision. Whether you are flowing through a “Rolling Like a Ball” or finding length in a “Saw,” the mat offers a portable, pure expression of strength. It proves that the most powerful tool for transformation is your own body.
Wellness Reboot in Spring
Spring is a great time to do a wellness reboot. 1) Diet and Nutrition – Reduce sodium, make healthy choices for foods and stay hydrated. 2) Physical Activity -Start with just 5 extra minutes of walking per day. Yoga and tai chi are also excellent. 3) Medical and Lifestyle Management – Regular blood pressure checks. Stop smoking and limit alcohol. Have the med reviews done with your doctor. 4) Mental Well-being and Sleep – Manage Stress, Prioritize Sleep, Stay Social. 5) Emergency Preparedness – Recognize symptoms of a heart attack (chest pain, discomfort, sweating, dizziness) and call 9-1-1 immediately. Carry ID and prescription Information.
Downsizing Seminar; March 25th
Thinking about downsizing, but not sure where to start? Join us for a FREE seminar from 1 – 3 pm on Wednesday, March 25, at the Nanaimo Golf Club, 2800 Highland Blvd. Whether you’re planning or ready to make a move, this seminar is for you. Topics include organizing, financial and estate planning, and mortgage and real estate options. Reserve your spot today by calling 250.616.3641. If you can’t attend and for extra guidance, you can download a free ebook from our website. It offers five practical tips to help you avoid potential downsizing slip-ups so that you can take your next steps with confidence.
Seeking Fun, Exercise and Camaraderie?
Welcome aboard Angels Abreast, a dragon boat team of Breast Cancer survivors and supporters. Research proves exercise reduces health risks for those who beat cancer and those seeking to prevent it. We paddle for fun, sharing emotional and physical support. We enjoy a wonderful waterfront setting in Newcastle Channel, sharing the seas with seals and otters, and the skies with herons and eagles. Join us in celebrating health. Everyone is welcome – experience is not required. PADDLES UP!!
Join WIN and Our Community of Care
This International Women’s Day, stand with Victoria Women In Need Community Cooperative (WIN) and help to foster gender equity, empowerment and safety. WIN is a community of care. Our resale shops, online store, and donations directly fund programs that support women, trans, non-binary, and Two-Spirit people through crisis, change, and rebuilding. Together, we create a steady system of care rooted in dignity, choice and practical support that is guided by our program participants themselves. Please consider joining us by shopping, volunteering, donating items or gifting a monetary donation in support of WIN’s community programs. You can learn more on our website.
Chocolate Coconut Overnight Oats
Overnight oats are a no-cook oatmeal that you make by letting them rest overnight. Enjoy this decadent (but healthy) recipe! Ingredients: 1/3 cup plain Greek yogurt, 1/2 cup (heaping) rolled oats, 2/3 cup full-fat coconut milk, 1 tablespoon chia seeds or ground flax meal, 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract, Pinch of salt, 1-2 tablespoons honey or maple syrup, 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder, 1/4 cup unsweetened flaked coconut. Instructions: Whisk together all ingredients in a medium-sized mixing bowl. Spoon into a jar with a tight-fitting lid. Close and refrigerate overnight.
Is Your Entire Home Accessible?
Everyone wants to comfortably access all areas of their home; for those with mobility issues, this can be challenging. Home elevators are the ultimate solution to make all levels of a home accessible. A through-floor elevator is a great addition to an existing home. It consists of a self-contained carriage that moves along a rail system through an opening in the floor. These units come in models that will suit single-standing users, multiple-standing users, and wheelchair users. Contact us for a free, no-obligation assessment.
Free Entry for Seniors
Monkey C Interactive’s Artcade is celebrating its second anniversary in downtown Victoria by offering free entry for seniors aged 60+ on Thursday, March 26, from 2 pm–10 pm, at 706 Fort Street (between Douglas and Blanshard)—no ID required. Free Entry is made possible through the City of Victoria’s OUR DWTN Storefront Activation Program. The Artcade is Victoria’s unique five-star interactive art experience featuring playful, hands-on musical sculptures by local artists and musicians; it has been featured on CBC All Points West, Chek News and The Upside. Come press our buttons!
Preneed Funds Protocal
Most BC funeral homes place preneed funds, financial arrangements made in advance to cover future funeral, burial, or cremation expenses, into an insurance policy where the funds are held until the passing occurs. These insurance policies are easily transferred, with no administration fees, to other funeral homes in case someone moves or changes their wishes. If the preneed policy is in trust, there is a 20% administration fee to transfer the fund to another funeral home. Please contact us if you have any questions regarding your preneed policy.
Sunshine, Nature and Social Activity
Spending time outdoors can be so rejuvenating, especially as the weather warms up and the sun gives us that extra energy boost. Joining a senior walking club is a great idea—it helps with physical health and also offers a chance to connect with others who share the same appreciation for nature. The reminder to bring the right gear, including comfortable shoes, a hat for sun protection, and a water bottle for hydration, is important too. If walking becomes too much, taking a break with a chair and just soaking in the surroundings sounds perfect.


