Description

Explores simple and meaningful self-care techniques to positively shift and benefit the lives who need it the most and often forget to take care of themselves: caregivers and essential workers.

Wellness and self-care do not have to be overwhelming, expensive, or complicated nor do they need to revolve around consumption. Especially for essential workers and caregivers, time and energy are precious.

The main goal for this book is to build up one's resilience, leaving them supported, prepared and ready to walk through life more present, and more importantly, feeling better, emotionally, and physically, as well as to lead each day with mindful consciousness.

The book features science-backed research and time-tested ways to improve emotional, spiritual, and physical health, helping readers become the best version of themselves. Essentially, the book helps those who have been used to helping others and ignoring their own needs for so long.

Some of the benefits contained inside include:

• The power of taking time for yourself and practicing self-care
• Stress-reduction techniques
• How to eliminate distractions
• Time management skills
• Strategies to lower anxiety
• Instructions for at-home yoga
• Primer on self-reflection, meditation and mindfulness
• Tips for coping and motivation

About the Author

Gwen Lawrence, author of Body Sculpting for Yoga, and a GAIAM yogi model and instructor has been a practicing fitness professional since 1990. Her current practice includes private yoga training for professional athletes via her sport-specific Power Yoga for Sports training program. She is the yoga instructor for many local New York teams over the years including the Giants, Knicks, Mets, Redbulls, Rangers, NYCFC and members of the NY Yankees as well as several major colleges like: Columbia, Yale, Manhattan, and UNC. Her writing appears in Men's Health, Women's Health, Fitness, Cosmo, Shape, and Yoga Journal, Yoga Digest, and ESPN.  Gwen was co-host in her own nationally syndicated show The Better Man Show and makes regular appearances on the TODAY Show, Good Day NY and many other TV news/national radio shows. Gwen also owns her own Yoga Studio and Yoga School where she trains people to teach the power yoga for sports system. She was featured in ESPN Magazine at the "Best Innovation in Sports Medicine."