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It’s Your Turn to Quit Smoking

Laser Therapy is an accu-pressure point therapy similar to acupuncture but without the dreaded needles. It is a modernized natural approach to help heal the body without the use of drugs. The entire procedure is external, and the laser treatment conducts low energy to accu-pressure points to your ears, face, hands, arm, legs, and feet. The first hurdle in quitting smoking is to get through the nicotine withdrawal phase, which people often dread. The laser treatments significantly reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, so people generally sail through this phase with greater ease and break their nicotine addiction.

Control Cravings with Hypnotherapy

In the constant quest for healthier living, managing food cravings can often feel like an uphill battle. Enter hypnotherapy, a fascinating avenue gaining traction for its potential in curbing those irresistible urges. Unlike conventional methods, hypnotherapy delves into the subconscious, addressing the root causes of cravings rather than just the symptoms. By guiding individuals into a deeply relaxed state, practitioners help rewire thought patterns, fostering healthier relationships with food. With no invasive procedures or medications involved, it offers a gentle yet profound approach to regaining control over eating habits. Embracing hypnotherapy might just be the missing piece in the puzzle towards a balanced and fulfilling lifestyle.

Leveraging Social Work in Mediation

When facing conflicts, legal solutions aren’t always the best fit. Social workers, trained in conflict resolution and communication, offer a natural alternative. Rooted in intergenerational trauma, many conflicts require more than legal expertise—they demand empathy and understanding. Unlike costly legal fees, social workers provide affordable services while maintaining quality. With ongoing professional development, they stay adept at handling diverse conflicts effectively. Moreover, many health insurance plans cover their services, ensuring accessibility for all. So, when conflicts arise, consider leveraging the benefits of working with a social worker for a smoother resolution journey.

Education Event – Nutrition & Bone Health

Did you know over 2.3 million Canadians are living with osteoporosis? Please join Osteoporosis Canada’s information session on March 26th at the Park Town Hotel. Event begins at 10:00am with an overview of bone health and osteoporosis. Next, our keynote speaker Dr. Susan Whiting will present on Nutrition and Bone Health and will discuss nutrition “From Label to Plate” and how to ensure you are getting what you need. There will also be tables to visit with information and activities available for bone health. Event is free but registration is required. To reserve your place, go to https://osteoporosis.ca/event-calendar/

Self Care and Desires

Cultivating time for ourselves has never been more important. The Winter season is the perfect time to slow down, reflect on your desires and goals, and inspire change. Someone who has a deep personal connection with themselves can trust more, feel safe & cultivate better communication between their mind, body, and soul. Being on this level allows you to relate, trust and communicate with others, being more of your truly authentic self. At Back2Nature Wellness and Adventures, we offer many experiences and services that allow you to achieve this deep connection with your mind, body, and soul, for continued success and harmony within!

Words to Live By

“The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees opportunity in every difficulty.” —Winston Churchill

Disability Support Unveiled

The Disability Tax Credit (DTC) stands as a non-refundable tax credit with the power to significantly reduce income tax payments, subject to approval from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). It caters to individuals grappling with physical and mental disabilities, alleviating the financial burdens associated with their impairments. Eligible disabilities span vision, mobility, hearing, feeding, dressing, elimination functions, and mental capacities crucial for daily life. For a list of eligible medical conditions, refer to official resources for comprehensive information.

February Brain Teasers

1. The more you take, the more you leave behind. What am I?
2. Forward, I am heavy; backward, I am not. What am I?
3. What is always in front of you, but can’t be seen?

Coldest Night of the Year Fundraising Event

Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) is an annual event that supports people experiencing homelessness in your community. This fundraiser helps YWCA Saskatoon provide shelter, care, and holistic support to women and families experiencing homelessness to heal and find hope. CNOY 2024 takes place on February 24th, 2024 – drawing individuals together to support the cause through raising money as well as taking part in a 2 km or 5 km walk. Across Canada, over 190 communities are involved with CNOY, supported by people who care about their communities and the most vulnerable people who live in them. Learn more + get involved at cnoy.org/saskatoon