Is Mindfulness and Meditation really ‘good’ for you? by: Tamme Buckner

What is mindfulness really? In some circles we have heard its ‘good’ to meditate and it’s ‘healthy’ and it’s something we ‘should’ be doing… but the idea ‘it’s good for you’ – what does that really mean and why is it good for you? Let’s break it down shall we. Did you know that when […]
Lisa’s Note of the Day: Rise up From Ashes

With more than 30,000 neurons in one cubic millimeter, which is about the size of a pinhead, and more than 100 million synapes in that tiny space, the territory is potentially more vast than the universe. Our neural rainbow jungles look as though they defy navigation and any sense of order, yet somehow they execute […]
You are the Universe by: Vija Rogozina

I had the privilege to attend a sold-out event – a book presentation by Deepak Chopra. He and cosmologist Menas Kafatos have just released their new book titled You Are The Universe: Discovering Your Cosmic Self And Why It Matters. Deepak Chopra had started his presentation by sharing a story about his five year old […]
Hangry by: Kelley Seriano

Like many of us, I also have a busy lifestyle, which I thrive in – go, go and go! Although I am thriving, I sometimes forget what I preach to my client base about nutrition. While traveling this week for work, I had the opportunity to feel some serious Hangry. Hangry can be defined as […]
Lisa’s Note of the Day: Thought Patterns

When we are intentional about our thought patterns, we can begin to sculpt a neurological firing pattern that favors our preferred dynamic. Think about this example: If you want to learn how to play the guitar you will only do so if you put some conscious intention to it by taking lessons or practicing. You […]
My Adventures of Neurosculpting through Tea by: Vija Rogozina

“I think you are ready for a photo exhibit!” – a friend told me, referring to the latest photo of my famous ‘traveling teapot’ at the majestic summit atop Pikes Peak in Colorado. Honestly, I agree! If Guinness World Records had an entry for ‘the most photographed teapot’, I’m confident that my Chinese teapot would […]
Benefits of Youth Mindfulness Program by Tamme Buckner

Brain training and mindfulness in schools is catching on and teachers and students alike are receiving the benefits of an improved learning environment, improved ability for kids to focus, improved test scores, and improved behavior including: less conflict; fewer altercations; fewer principal office visits; and fewer suspensions. Brain Training Learning about your brain can be […]
Talk to your Dis-ease by: Jody Domerstad

What if we befriended ailments, dis-eases, fears, and anxieties? Over the past few years as my health grew worse, numerous illnesses took host in my body and slowly started to affect my mind. After seeing doctor after doctor no one could figure out exactly nor nail down a specific treatment. Then one day my […]
Road Tripping by Stefanie Rothert

It makes sense that traveling can quickly become a metaphor for our neuro- pathways, patterns we have in our body and mind. To me, that is what Neurosculpting® is all about, finding those stuck places where we can sometimes subtly or drastically make a change, or expand what is already there. We literally travel through […]
Meditation in the Corporate World by: Tamme Buckner

Meditation and the Corporate World? These two may seem unrelated at first glance, but did you know that in today’s fast paced multitasking world, employees that meditate may actually be your most productive employees. There is a plethora of research documenting the negative impacts of stress on employees and companies. In fact, stress is said […]