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Tag Archives: health
July Wellness Reset
Mindful Movement, Self-Care & Summer Balance July is here, bringing longer days, warmer weather, and the perfect opportunity for a wellness reset. This month we celebrate themes like Therapeutic Recreation Week (July 5–11), UV Safety Month, National Park & Recreation … Continue reading
Men’s Health Month
Embracing Change: Small Steps That Make a Big Difference in Men’s Health June is National Men’s Health Month, a dedicated time to spotlight preventable health issues that disproportionately affect men and to encourage proactive steps toward better well-being. I saw … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Men's Health
Tagged diabetes, exercise, health, lifestyle, Men, Men's Health Month, Pilates, tai chi
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Embracing the Summer Solstice
[Image: Stonehenge -AI generated] Yoga, Light and Holistic Renewal June 21 marks a beautiful celestial and spiritual alignment: the Summer Solstice — the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere — I remember spending some time in northern … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged exercise, health, lifestyle, nutrition, Pilates, summer, Summer.Solstice, tai chi
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Family Health and Fitness Day
Family Fitness: Building Resilience Together Through Movement Published June 14, 2026 | PilatesFitness This weekend marks Family Health and Fitness Day, an annual observance dedicated to recognising the importance of physical activity as a shared family experience. While we often … Continue reading
Wellness: What It Is and Why It Matters
What Is Wellness? Why It Matters Across Every Stage of Life Wellness is a word we hear often, but it can mean different things to different people. At its simplest, wellness is the ongoing process of looking after your physical, … Continue reading
World No Tobacco Day
Why Quitting Tobacco Matters for Cancer Risk, Health, Longevity A Personal Note This topic is deeply personal to me. Several people in my family died from smoking-related diseases. Their lives ended sooner than they were meant to be, and often … Continue reading
Posted in Health, smoking, Uncategorized
Tagged cancer, health, heart disease, Lung Cancer, smoking, stroke
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National Senior Health and Fitness Day
National Senior Health and Fitness Day: Why Movement Matters at Every Age National Senior Health and Fitness Day is observed on the last Wednesday of May, and it is a timely reminder that exercise is one of the most powerful … Continue reading
Posted in Older Adult
Tagged health, healthy ageing, massage, older adult, Pilates, tai chi
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Maternal Mental Health
As Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week ends in the UK today, it is worth pausing to remember that the weeks and months after birth can be a deeply vulnerable time. For many women, the transition into motherhood brings joy, love, … Continue reading
Posted in Emotional Health, Health, Mental Health
Tagged depression, health, hormonal balance, motherhood, Women
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Happy Quitter’s Day!
If you’re reading this on the second Friday in January, congratulations—you’ve officially made it to Quitter’s Day, the day when research shows that around 80% of people quietly abandon their New Year’s resolutions. Gyms start looking emptier, those ambitious meal-prep … Continue reading
Is Sitting Down The New Smoking?
Sitting down is the new Smoking We have been hearing this a lot in the last few years. Is it true? The Heart Foundation has listed a few downsides to sitting… A 2011 study documented 800,000 people and their sitting … Continue reading
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Tagged benefits of exercise, COPD, diabetes, exercise, health
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