Is your brain ready for 2012?
Did stress take its toll on you in 2011? Did it scatter your brain or sit on your shoulders? Does stress always go straight to your back and shoulders no matter how often you do your postural exercises?
If you’d like to learn to how to control stress on a daily basis with simple, practical, time-tested tools, get your calendar or planner out.
In its dedication to making sure people stay healthy and pain free, Upright Health is offering a first-of-its-kind stress-reducing meditation workshop on Thursday, January 5, 2011 at 6:30PM.
This will be a one-hour, donation-based Introduction to Meditation class in which you will learn the basics of meditation as well as get first-hand experience in a guided meditation. The class is led by an experienced meditator and former instructor at the Chopra Wellness Center in Carlsbad, Robert Schreiber, who excels at making meditation practical and accessible to individuals from a range of cultural and spiritual backgrounds.
In 2012, replace distress with de-stress!
Click here to reserve your spot in this workshop! Spaces are limited!
Suggested Donation: $10
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“I had developed wrist pain and found that if I moved my wrist a certain way it would POP and swell for at least a week. I went to my doctor who told me that my tendon was stretched and either to wear a brace everyday or if that did not work to have surgery. I wore the brace and one day Matt asked why I had on the brace. I told him and he had me relax and he looked at my posture and noticed the hurting wrist and arm was not aligned properly. He showed me some exercises to do and at best I was skeptical but I tried them and lo and behold my wrist once aligned properly with my body my wrist stopped hurting. I tell everyone about Matt and how he helped me. He is amazing. Everyone should see him.”
~Lisa W., Founder of Whalen Organizing and ConsultingFEATURED POSTS ON POSTURE AND PAIN
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