Riding Sound Waves to Inner Peace
By By Cristy Sellas
I visit the Attune Healing Collective on a Saturday morning after a stormy Friday night the weekend of the Trailing [...]
Staying Strong and Injury Free This Winter
By By Jonathan Mentzer
The first snowflakes haven’t even touched the Wood River Valley, but the race for winter readiness has already begun. In [...]
Flourish Foundation’s Mindful Awareness Program
By By Emma Drucker
Mindfulness is the ongoing cultivation of kind, deliberate presence in one’s thoughts and actions. Try this simple mindfulness practice: Take [...]
The Health Benefits of Meditation
By By Hayden Seder 
 “Meditation” in the popular lexicon is a broad term, encompassing a variety of mindfulness practices and techniques. Focusing your attention [...]
Support for the County’s Spanish-Speaking Community 
By By Mark Dee
A year ago, at the launch of a county-wide mental-health push, Jane Lopez handed a flier to an older Latina. [...]
Blaine County's Mental Well-Being Initiative Seeks Solutions to a Community-Wide Issue
By By Adam Tanous
Despite the cliché, big ideas don’t always come to us in a Eureka moment. Sometimes it takes a confluence of [...]
A Powerful Path to Healing and Health with Electroacupuncture
By Winslow Brokaw
For Bert Williams, the body is not merely a collection of organs, bones and tissues but a living electrical system that can self-regulate, repair and even shift chronic conditions when properly charged and flowing. [...]
Science, Resilience and a Chill Revolution
By Jonathan Mentzer
Health fads come and go but one activity is as old as ice: the cold plunge. This centuries old activity stems from customs in Nordic countries and has become one of the most popular ways for people to enhance their health and well-being. [...]
How you train inside is how you live outside!
By WORDS BY BILL NURGE / PHOTOS BY AMANDA NAGY
The numerous outdoor activities are boundless, but no matter how much you exercise, you’ll eventually stare down the barrel of a severe age-old problem: you can’t have your cake and eat it, too. [...]
Research shows seven to eight hours of nightly rest promotes hormone health and brain function
By DR. KATE ERICKSON
During sleep, our body and brain go into repair mode. At night, the brain’s glymphatic system cleans up metabolic waste and prepares us for the day ahead. Without this critical process, toxins like Amyloid-β can accumulate. Amyloid plaques build up in the brains of people with Alzheimer’s disease. [...]