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Guided By Inner Light

At Soul’s Compass, I believe every person carries an inner light, a quiet strength that guides healing, growth, and meaning. My role is to help you reconnect with that inner compass through compassionate, judgment-free support tailored to your needs and pace. Using a client-centered, strength-based approach, I provide a safe space for reflection, spirituality, and personal insight. Together, we explore life’s challenges, inner resilience, and the possibilities for healing and renewal. As a fluent French and English speaker, I offer bilingual care so you can express yourself in the language that feels most authentic and comforting. You are never alone on your journey.

How Is Your Cardiovascular Health?

Did you know that many people have cardiovascular disease without experiencing any symptoms. Most people are not diagnosed until the condition worsens to the point where they have angina, a stroke or heart failure. Therefore, it is important to start taking steps towards a healthy heart and arteries today. Biofeedback is a great way to assess your cardiovascular system for early signs of disease. If found, the information can then be used to devise a specific program to improve your heart efficiency and arterial health before symptoms occur, or even if symptoms are present. Remember: Sometimes What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt You!

Consuming Too Much Salt?

Sodium is essential for health, but balance is key. Managing sodium intake by following guidelines and consulting healthcare professionals can help reduce health risks. At Heart to Home Meals, we prioritize balanced diets for seniors. Our Low Sodium meals, with 140 mg or less sodium per 100 g, are crafted to support nutritional needs without sacrificing taste. Explore our Low Sodium Diet Code meals to find tasty choices that help you maintain a healthier lifestyle. Consult your doctor to determine the right amount of sodium for you, especially if you have a health condition or are taking medications that affect sodium levels.

Making Bathing Accessible

For seniors, an accessible tub is a game-changer in bathroom safety. Walk-in tubs provide an easy and safe way to bathe, eliminating the risk of stepping over high tub walls. With a low-entry threshold, seniors can safely enter and exit without fear of slipping. Many accessible tubs come with built-in grab bars, non-slip floors, and comfortable seating, offering added support and stability. Some even feature therapeutic jets for muscle relief. These tubs are designed to enhance independence, reduce the risk of falls, and offer peace of mind for seniors and their families, ensuring a safer, more enjoyable bathing experience.

Summer Denture Care Tips

Summer heat can affect your dentures and oral health. To keep them in top condition, rinse your dentures after meals to prevent buildup and stay hydrated to maintain oral moisture. Avoid leaving dentures in direct sunlight or hot environments, as this can cause warping. Clean them daily with a soft brush and non-abrasive cleaner to remove bacteria. For a refreshing feel, store your dentures in water with a bit of mouthwash when not in use. Regular dental check-ups are essential to ensure proper fit and function. Enjoy the summer with a confident and comfortable smile!

Elvis BBQ Carmen Show

Celebrate a lively Elvis tribute show in Carman. Enjoy great music, BBQ, and a welcoming community atmosphere, perfect for the whole family. Date: Saturday July 18. BBQ at 5:30 Show 7:30. Elvis Show & BBQ Combo $35. Tickets Elvis Show $20 (available at the Carmen Legion bar) Contact: Call/Text 204-470-6993

Clean Eating Recipe

Lemon Herb Quinoa Salad INGREDIENTS: 1 ½ cups quinoa, 2 ¼ cups water, 2 Tbsp fresh mint, leaves only, chopped, 2 Tbsp fresh basil, leaves only, chopped, 15 cherry tomatoes, halved, ⅓ cup finely diced red onion, 1 tsp finely grated lemon zest, 1½ Tbsp lemon juice, 2 Tbsp olive oil, ½ tsp salt. DIRECTIONS: Place water and quinoa in a medium pot. Bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce heat to a simmer, cover and cook for 8 to 9 minutes, until tender. When cooked, remove from heat and spoon into a mixing bowl to cool. Add all remaining ingredients and mix well.

Book Club:

The Harvard Medical School Guide to Men’s Health – distills 25 years of research on men’s health into a comprehensive resource. It covers diet, exercise, supplements, and diseases like prostate cancer. The guide also offers advice on alcohol consumption, stress control, and navigating the healthcare system, making it an essential reference for men’s health. Ask at your local bookstore.