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Calm Your Anxiety with Sound

Sound baths are a meditative experience that uses soothing sounds and vibrations from instruments like gongs, singing bowls, and chimes to promote relaxation and reduce anxiety. As participants lie down and listen, the resonant tones help slow brainwaves, encouraging a deep state of calm and mindfulness. These frequencies can shift the nervous system from a stressed, fight-or-flight state to one of rest and restoration. Many find that regular sound baths ease physical tension, quiet racing thoughts, and enhance emotional well-being. While not a replacement for therapy, sound baths can be a supportive, holistic tool for managing stress and anxiety naturally.

Embrace Summer Therapy Today

Summer isn’t just a season—it’s an opportunity for renewal. With longer days and abundant sunlight, your body naturally produces more serotonin and vitamin D, boosting mood and reducing anxiety. This makes summer an ideal time to begin therapy. The relaxed pace, increased outdoor activities, and vibrant social interactions can enhance your therapeutic journey. Whether through nature walks, outdoor mindfulness, or simply enjoying the sunshine, integrating therapy into your summer routine can lead to lasting positive change. Embrace the season’s energy and take the first step towards a healthier, more balanced you.

Cortisone Injections for Injury Relief

Cortisone injections are commonly used to reduce inflammation and relieve pain from joint or soft tissue injuries. They contain corticosteroids, which mimic the body’s natural anti-inflammatory hormones. These injections are often administered directly into the affected area, such as a knee or shoulder. Relief may be felt within a few days and can last from weeks to months. Cortisone injections are typically part of a broader treatment plan, including rest, physical therapy, or other interventions to support long-term healing and prevent further injury.

Epigenetic Hair Follicle Analysis

Are you affected by a general feeling of being unwell? Do you suffer from low energy, aches and pains, poor concentration, or EMF toxicity, to name a few? Factors such as inadequate nutritional intake, toxins, chemicals, processed foods, and EMF’s can control gene expression and may affect tissue healing, functioning, and repair. The Cell-Wellbeing Epigenetic Hair Follicle Analysis uses genetic mapping technology to assess and identify 9 influencing factors that may impact your health. Your personalized report will recommend specific dietary changes, nutritional supplementation, and practical solutions for reducing the effects of environmental factors. This information will allow you to transform your health at the deepest levels.

Reiki for Stress, Pain, and Tension Relief

In our fast-paced world, stress, tension, and pain often become unwelcome companions in the background of our daily lives. Reiki offers a natural and holistic approach to finding relief by guiding the body into deep relaxation. During a session the nervous system settles and pain signals fade, allowing the body to shift into a state of healing. Reiki helps clear stagnant energy, restoring balance and promoting self-recovery. At Healings for Beings, we know that energy healing is more than just a wellness trend, Reiki provides a pathway to greater ease and comfort, helping individuals reclaim a sense of well-being.

Send Him Some Local Love

With Men’s Mental Health and Father’s Day both in the month of June, this is a perfect opportunity to celebrate the significant men in our lives with nature’s timeless beauty. The variety of floral arrangements and lush plants mirrors the diverse personalities of men. From the classic elegance of roses to the cheerful vibrancy of sunflowers and the tranquility of green plants, each choice is crafted to uniquely honor them. This year, opt for a bouquet and a fruit gift basket, that not only shows appreciation but also symbolically enriches the enduring bond.

Take a Ride on the Red!

Splash Dash Boat Tours – Operating from the docks at The Pony Corral, offers an engaging and accessible way to explore south Winnipeg by water. Ideal for seniors, the tour is wheelchair-friendly, with convenient access—buses and vans can drop off near the dock with minimal walking required. Free parking is available on-site. After your tour, enjoy delicious dining at The Pony Corral, either indoors or on their scenic patio. Relax and take in the sights as our Transport Canada certified captains share fascinating stories and history along the beautiful Red River.

Sleep Apnea and Stroke Risk

Sleep apnea, particularly obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), is a sleep disorder where breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep. This condition can lead to reduced oxygen levels, high blood pressure, and poor cardiovascular health,
all of which contribute to an increased risk of stroke. Studies show that untreated sleep apnea can make individuals more susceptible to ischemic strokes, which occur when blood flow to the brain is blocked.

Pets and Bee Stings

Hot weather, blooming plants and buzzing insects can all spell trouble for your pets. If your curious pooch or pouncing feline gets stung by a bee, here’s what you can do: Scrape away the stinger if you can find it. Pulling the stinger with fingers or tweezers could rupture the poison sac allowing toxin to enter the bloodstream. If no medical history or treatments contraindicate, administer 1 mg Benadryl® per pound of your pet’s body weight and apply a cold pack for short periods at a time. If swelling is severe or if ANY breathing difficulties develop, do not delay—seek veterinary attention immediately.

Stroke Awareness & Men’s Health Month

June is the perfect time to focus on prevention and early awareness. Stroke is a leading cause of disability in Canada, and men are at a higher risk—especially over age 55. Know the signs: sudden numbness, confusion, trouble speaking, or loss of balance. Healthy lifestyle choices like eating well, staying active, and managing blood pressure can greatly reduce risk. Men’s Health Month also encourages regular checkups and open conversations about physical and mental health. Taking small steps today can lead to stronger tomorrows. For more tips on staying well at any age, visit us at: