It’s crazy how fast it can happen. I see it all the time with clients – they change their diets during one of my anti-inflammatory reset programs and their chronic joint pain disappears, their auto-immune issues diminish, and they feel different, better. We have the power to reduce chronic inflammation, feel better and look better, with easy to implement lifestyle changes.
Last month, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported that a staggering 1 in 36 people has autism, an incredible increase in the prevalence of autism over the last two decades. With each new case that is reported, there is a growing need for resources to support people on the spectrum, yet these resources barely scratch the surface of what is really required.
ElaineTaylor-Klaus, co-founder of ImpactParents.com and author of The Essential Guide to Raising Complex Kids With ADHD, Anxiety, and More, came to Rumson, NJ for the WEforum’s Spring Community Conversation. She provided several points and advice for parents to improve their relationship with their children.
In a society where we feel like we are constantly on a hamster wheel chasing after the next opportunity, working through the next challenge in our career, or finding our healthiest self it may be hard to know when or how to step off and find time to pause and rest. But the fear of rest can be one that keeps us going long after there is no more fuel to keep us moving, and can potentially be more detrimental to our health than we think.
Join WEforum in a community conversation with Elaine Taylor-Klaus, MCC, CPCC, the founder of ImpactParents.com, a virtual company providing resources to parents in more than 100 countries on six continents, and author of several books including The Essential Guide to Raising Complex Kids With ADHD, Anxiety, and More. This free event will be held Monday April 3rd at Forrestdale Middle School in the Multi-Purpose Auditorium, 60 Forrest Avenue, Rumson, NJ.
WEforum, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting healthy living and sustainability, has partnered with Mastro Montessori Academy to create The Curious Gardener Summer Camp. The program, now in its fifth year, encourages elementary school students to explore their love of nature and gardening through a variety of activities and projects that integrate math, reading, science, writing, and art.
Spring brings more warm sunshine, the awakening of wildlife, an explosion of plant growth, and Earth Day. Let’s celebrate all of these by recognizing we can help our local wildlife and precious waterways by sustainably caring for our lawns while adding delightful native plants to our yards. It’s much easier than you’d think. Here’s how.