Health & Wellness
Addicted to Passion?
Written by Dina Zeckhausen Tuesday, June 11 2013
Atlanta’s Dina Zeckhausen had a wake-up call thanks to a crayon-drawn family portrait. This high-charging, candle-burning-at-both-ends psychologist with a growing practice and a weighty portfolio of community commitments sat with her 5-year-old son as he proudly unveiled his drawing. Dad was playing ball with the golden haired boy and where was mom? Lying on the couch, exhausted. Here’s what that aha moment taught Zeckhausen about having too much passion.
Do You Have Brain Envy?
Written by Wendy Bowman Tuesday, May 07 2013
The conversation around well-being continues as the internationally renowned psychiatrist and brain imaging expert Daniel G. Amen offers lessons from his newest book, “Unleash the Power of the Female Brain: Supercharging Yours for Better Health, Energy, Mood, Focus, and Sex.”
Are You Healthy Enough to Lead?
Written by Wendy Bowman Monday, April 29 2013
“Our society is shifting, and women are being offered the opportunity to step up in a way we’ve never been able to before. Are we physically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally ready for that level of responsibility?” asks Debra Koerner, the host of PBS’s “The Journey Into Wellbeing.” Hear how this single mother, who suffered from insomnia, heartburn and weight gain, transformed her life and is hoping to inspire others to follow suit.
Is Stress Standing Between You and Success?
Written by Diane Dempster Tuesday, April 23 2013
Last week in Atlanta, the focus was on well-being thanks to Dr. Pamela Peeke’s workshop “Lead from your Core to Have Zenith Impact” presented as part of the Womenetics Academy. We continue the conversation here by asking how you cope with stress and offer 4 smart tips to help you escape the stress cycle from Diane Dempster, co-founder of ImpactADHD and CEO of Inner Progress Coaching.
Helping Women Reach Their Physical and Mental Peak
Written by Sue Wasserman Tuesday, April 02 2013
Dr. Pamela Peeke, New York Times bestselling author and TV talk show regular says, “We’re entering a new era, one that is prevention-based as opposed to crisis-based.” She adds, women who can check-in with themselves can stay calmer throughout the day and in turn be better leaders. Part of her prescription: meditation.
