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Being hard on yourself doesn’t fix anxiety. It actually makes it worse. A lot worse.

For mild to moderate anxiety, natural remedies can be genuinely effective.

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Breathing really is one of the fastest ways to calm anxiety.

If you’ve noticed your anxiety getting worse as you’ve gotten older, you’re not imagining things. And you’re definitely not alone. After 15 years as a psychiatric nurse practitioner working primarily with women over 60, I can tell you: anxiety in this stage of life is incredibly common—and widely misunderstood. Many of my patients come to […]

You know that moment when you sit down to relax after a long day, thinking you’ll just check one thing on your phone… and suddenly an hour has disappeared? Or maybe you’ve noticed yourself reaching for your phone during every quiet moment—waiting for the tea kettle to boil, sitting in the waiting room, even during […]

You know that moment when you step outside and the air feels different? Not quite the heavy warmth of summer, but something softer. The light shifts earlier each evening, and there’s a whisper of change in the wind. If you’ve been struggling with your sleep lately—tossing and turning more than usual, or feeling like your […]

“So place the acorn of yourself here, in the patch of soil that is your life, and let the growing begin.”— Asia Suler, Mirrors in the Earth There’s something profound that happens when we step outside and truly see the world around us. Not the hurried glance as we rush from car to building, but […]

What you eat and when you eat it can significantly impact your ability to fall asleep and stay asleep, especially for women over 60. As hormonal changes, slower metabolism, and medication interactions influence how our bodies process food and regulate sleep cycles, small adjustments to your eating patterns can make a profound difference in your rest.
This isn’t about restrictive dieting or complicated meal plans. It’s about nourishing your body in ways that support natural sleep rhythms while honoring your preferences and lifestyle. From tart cherry juice rich in natural melatonin to magnesium-packed almonds and calcium-rich leafy greens, certain foods have been scientifically shown to promote better sleep quality.
Learn which sleep-supporting nutrients work best for mature women, discover gentle meal timing strategies, and create your personalized nutrition plan for restorative sleep. Sweet dreams start with mindful nourishment, one gentle choice at a time.