Learn how Carolayn Crane transformed Pyour Core from a tiny studio in her home garage to a fitness and wellness destination in Monmouth County. Then register for WEForum’s upcoming Fit Crawl and sign-up for a class at Pyour Core-Synergy Hot Yoga to see what the buzz is about!
From a simple intention, Mary Ansell built a strong and caring community at Open Heart Yoga (OHY). Every yoga class at OHY goes beyond just exercise, focusing on service, mindfulness, and connection. The studio brings together health and giving, making a lasting difference for its students and local charities. Learn how this inspiring journey started—and continues to grow.
It’s not just the farmers who benefit. When you support regenerative agriculture—whether by buying produce from a local farm, choosing foods that are certified regenerative, or learning more about the farming methods that prioritize the earth’s health—you’re participating in this positive cycle.
The holiday season can be a whirlwind of celebrations, gatherings, and indulgence. While it’s a joyful time, it can also be taxing on our mental and physical well-being. That’s where making intentional choices—like opting for beverages that nurture your health—can make all the difference.
To celebrate our upcoming dinner event with renowned nutritional psychiatrist Dr. Uma Naidoo, who explores the powerful connection between food and mental health in her book, Calm Your Mind with Food, here are two festive, brain-boosting recipes that make perfect appetizers or side dishes. These dishes combine rich flavors, seasonal ingredients, and a touch of mindfulness, ensuring they delight both your palate and your well-being.
The long hours of cold and darkness during the winter season can thwart our holiday cheer and bring on the “winter blues” for some. Learn how to recognize and combat feelings of fatigue and gloom and boost your mood and energy this holiday season and beyond.
The holiday season is often described as the most wonderful time of the year, but for me, and so many other women, it can feel like an overwhelming race against the clock. The demands of shopping, cooking, decorating, and hosting—on top of daily responsibilities—can leave even the most organized among us feeling stressed and stretched thin.
The Tigger Stavola Foundation was founded in 2013 to honor Richard Stavola, Jr., lovingly nicknamed, “Tigger,” who lost his life to an accidental overdose at the young age of 25. Their early work focused on changing the stigma surrounding substance use disorder and building awareness of it as a disease. The Foundation has evolved tremendously over the 11 years since its inception to focus on saving lives through the education of future generations regarding the dangers of substance abuse through multifaceted educational programs.