by Center for HAS | May 13, 2021 | Food Therapy, Houston Acupuncturist, Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist
Using supportive language to frame your fertility journey Where Do We Begin When We Treat Infertility? With an invitation + body trust + acceptance of the mystery. Read the following contrasting mantras and, as you read them, feel how they land on you: I...
by Center for HAS | Feb 11, 2021 | Food Therapy, Gifts, Giving, Holidays, Holistic, Houston Holistic Health Care
This Valentine’s (or anytime you need a chocolate fix) enjoy this brownie inspired by the never disappointing molten chocolate cake, upgraded by incorporating the healing benefits of functional mushrooms. Functional mushrooms are so very good for you for a myriad of...
by Center for HAS | Dec 7, 2020 | Flow, Gifts, Giving, Holidays, Holistic, Houston Acupuncturist, Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist, Jungian Therapy, Receiving
Did you know that giving and receiving need each other to exist? Did you know that all opposites need one another to exist? That we could not turn something “on” if we couldn’t also turn that thing “off”; that what we understand as “cold” would be completely different...
by Center for HAS | Dec 7, 2020 | Back to School, Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist, Parents Guide, School
Play for many can be defined as a period in which imaginative, relaxing, and self-directed activities occur. Play allows us to step in to a space where we are allowed to dance between the spaces of real life and alternate realities. This access to play and being able...
by Center for HAS | Oct 28, 2020 | Food Therapy, Houston Acupuncturist, Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist, Jungian Therapy, Uncategorized
As spring is associated with birth and new beginnings, fall is the season associated with death and endings. But before you start thinking of this is a negative thing, remember that there can be no new beginnings without endings. Whether we have to experience a little...
by Center for HAS | Sep 23, 2020 | Food Therapy, Houston Acupuncturist, Houston Holistic Health Care, Houston Therapist, Uncategorized
Welcome to Fall, folks. Even in Houston we’re feeling it. Cooler temps, rain, maybe you’re even noticing a change in mood from feeling super care-free to feeling a bit more serious or melancholy. Even if your mood hasn’t changed, we’re guessing your schedule probably...
