A 5-Block Drive to Middle School by Stefanie Rothert

Meditation & Neurosculpting® are all FINE and dandy until faced with a real-life aggravating situation. Two of my kids are in middle school 5 blocks away. After a restless night, I felt some anxiety. Something was off. It was snowing but that doesn’t usually bother me. It is Colorado after all. But my tires aren’t […]
Obstacle in your life? Sculpting it Out by: Jody Domerstad

Throughout our life we will be faced with various obstacles such as projects at work, an illness, an uncertainty in our life causing us confusion and possibly a major transition in which we don’t know where to go or what to do. When anything in our life occurs that we are unfamiliar with, it can […]
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 […]
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 […]
Fountain of Youth by: Kelley Seriano

Fountain of youth is about connection with others and myself. As I continue to celebrate my birthdays I find it pretty amazing that I feel younger each year. My fitness levels have gotten better and I am authentically happier with age. Amazing how wisdom rushes over my body and through my veins while meeting people […]
TRIGGER by Vija Rogozina

“Love yourself!” “Breath…!” “Let it go…” Are you annoyed yet? Especially if you feel chronically tired, overworked, or stuck in the rut. Or, perhaps, you struggle with ADHD, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, chronic pain, relationship issues, facing uncertainty of losing a job, or … (fill in the blank). In […]
Lisa’s Note of the Day: Grounded

Everyone has his or her own definition of feeling grounded or centered. It might be the feeling that life is flowing effortlessly, or when you feel perfectly comfortable in your own skin. Maybe it’s when your purpose is clear. For me, being grounded and centered equates to those times when I’m less reactionary, more patient, […]
Lisa’s Note of the Day: 85 BILLION NEURONS

Science now says we have 85 billion neurons in the brain. There are 5 times as many neuronal networks allocated for threat detection than there are for non-threat input. This is why negativity is so easy to default to AND so contagious. Believe it or not, positivity can be trained and strengthened. What are you […]
Overcoming the Whirlpool of Placeness by: Travis Rumsey

You know how when you go back to the hometown you grew up in, how you almost feel like a child again? Sometimes you can feel it in your whole body, like you’re being transported back in time. For some, this can be a good feeling, yet for others of us it’s not always comforting. […]
Walk Your Own Path by Travis Rumsey

Our culture teaches us that we should be strong and resilient. Weakness is frowned upon, and asking for help is seen as a weakness. Am I telling you anything new yet? I’m all for asking for help – but only as a concept apparently, because I’m terrible at asking others for help. It’s just not […]