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  1. Speaking Your Language: Health Journeys Launches Spanish Guided Meditation Series

    Speaking Your Language: Health Journeys Launches Spanish Guided Meditation Series

    Evidence-Based, Mind-Body Audios to Help Hispanic Listeners
    with Anxiety, Pain, Depression, Trauma, Illness, Grief

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  2. En Tu Idioma: Health Journeys Lanza Su Colección De Meditaciones Guiadas En Español

    En Tu Idioma: Health Journeys Lanza Su Colección De Meditaciones Guiadas En Español

    Audios de Mente y Cuerpo Para Ayudar a Oyentes Hispanos
    con Ansiedad, Dolor, Depresión, Trauma Emocional, Enfermedad, y una Dolorosa Pérdida

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  3. Happy 2016 from Health Journeys

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  4. Peace on Earth: Savor the Treasures of the Season

    Somewhere amid the gifting, receiving and celebrating, it's nice to take a moment to savor the gifts the holiday season gives to us.


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  5. Health Journeys’ Shopping Mouse Simplifies Gifting

    Health Journeys’ Shopping Mouse Simplifies Gifting

    Tis' the season to be jolly, but that's tough to do when you are stressed out about over-crowded to-do lists, last-minute shopping and what to buy for those special people who have been so good to you this year.

    If you choose to let your mouse do the work, and shop online, check out our handy Online Gift Guide for inspiration.

    If you have questions, need help deciding what to order or prefer to place a phone order, call 1-800-800-8661 to speak to one of our resourceful staff members, who double as holiday elves this time of year. We are in the office between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. EST on week days (our office is closed Dec. 24 and 25).

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  6. Help from an Expert on Finding and Keeping Love Relationships

    Help from an Expert on Finding and Keeping Love Relationships

    "Shirley is a psychotherapist who specializes in self-esteem and anxiety related issues, and is an award-winning (2003 Milton H. Erickson Award for Scientific Excellence) expert at helping people examine their patterns and change their behavior, thanks to the removed, safe perspective of a light, hypnotic trance state."—Belleruth Naparstek

    Creating Satisfying Relationships
    By Dr. Shirley McNeal

    I am a psychologist who has been in private practice for more than forty years. During this period of time I have spoken with many individuals, both men and women, who want to understand their relationship issues in order to increase the possibility of finding partners who will be the right match for them.

    Much has been written about love at first sight and finding your heart's desire, and we know about the laws of attraction and what brings people together in the beginning. However, after the initial infatuation wanes, what enables the relationship to continue in a satisfying and healthy manner? What keeps love alive and allows relationships to last?

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  7. Head Off Holiday Burnout: Gifts for the Giver

    Head Off Holiday Burnout: Gifts for the Giver

    The great thing about giving yourself a gift is that you don't have to wait for a holiday to enjoy it. The really great thing about giving yourself a gift before the hectic holiday season is that an act of self-kindness can help access the creative, giving spirit in you and make it more fun to give gifts to others.

    From a simple walk in the park to a mini-shopping trip just for you, there are many ways to reward yourself, and provide a well-deserved treat for body and soul. When you are feeling appreciated and rewarded, it's amazing how easily you can think of the perfect gift for someone, food to serve, outfit to wear and even find more time to savor the real meaning of the season.

    Because you have been so good to us this year, Health Journeys is rewarding you by granting your requests for more aromatherapy products. Check out the aromatherapy goodies in our online store, just in time for holiday gift giving and self-giving.

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  8. Respite: Care for Caregivers

    Respite: Care for Caregivers

    The theme for National Family Caregivers Month is Respite: Care for Caregivers. It's a universal theme. Each of us has been a caregiver, needed a caregiver or loved someone who was a caregiver at some time in our lives.

    When I think of family caregivers, what pops to mind is what I call the oxygen mask speech. Before taking off for a flight on a commercial airplane, passengers are given instructions by a flight attendant who tells them that if the air pressure in the cabin changes for any reason, an oxygen mask will be released to each person.

    Passengers who are flying with small children or people who would need assistance in putting on the masks are told that it's important for them to put on their own masks before assisting the other person.

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  9. A Reminder to Be Kind to Your Pancreas

    A Reminder to Be Kind to Your Pancreas

    Because the pancreas is the organ responsible for insulin production, the best way to be kind to your pancreas is to follow the recommendations for treating or preventing diabetes.

    During American Diabetes Awareness Month, we are urged to eat right, move more, sit less and above all—be aware of how our daily choices directly and indirectly affect our over-all health, whether we have diabetes, care for someone who has diabetes or simply wish to prevent it.

    To stay abreast of the most recent information about diabetes, read the American Diabetes Association's 2015 Fact Sheet.

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  10. Hospice.Helps.Everyone

    Hospice.Helps.Everyone

    Since 1992, the month of November has been designated to raise awareness of hospice and palliative care and provide information about important care issues for people coping with serious illness. This year's theme is Hospice.Helps.Everyone.

    This November, hospices across the country are reaching out to raise awareness and dispel myths about hospice and palliative care. For example, some people believe that hospice is a place, but 70 percent of hospice care takes place for patients who are in their own homes.

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