Soul Nourishment collections

Holding the hand of trauma

Explore your inner experiences and reconnect the body, mind and soul. Focus on bringing awareness and relaxation to your day.
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Adapting to transformation

Turn inward and foster a deep connection with a grounded place, allowing the opportunity to support growth and to release what no longer serves you.‍
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Empowerment to resilience

Build resilience that fosters the strength to adapt and go with the flow. Through difficult situations, strengthen the body, mind and soul.
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Cultivating compassion

Allow the opportunity for compassion to begin within you. Soften your inner expectations and cultivate kindness from the inside out.
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Honouring grief

Create space and compassion while nurturing a dedicated time to grieve. Show up as you are and pause to recognize that your grief is valid.
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Releasing the fear

Relax and enjoy the moment by being emotionally present while mindfully releasing fear. Inspire a feeling of safety and security within you.
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Grounding through uncertainty

Build resilience that fosters the strength to adapt and go with the flow. Through difficult situations, strengthen the body, mind and soul.
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Relaxing the mind body and soul

Take the time to relax by bringing stillness to the body with gentle movements and creating connections to quiet moments.
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This program may require physical exertion, may be strenuous and may cause or aggravate physical injury. Manitoba Blue Cross recommends that you consult a physician before engaging in or otherwise using this content.

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