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Chunky Vegetable Soup

Submitted by previous therapists on November 7, 2011 - 12:50

Steph recently cooked up this great Chunky Vegetable Soup from alkalinesisters.com. It's so good, we just had to share it again! This soup has lots of health benefits. Make enough of it and you can freeze it for next week too. Just remember, if you do decide to freeze and reheat, try if you can to slightly undercook the veg so that reheating doesn't overcook them, making them soggy.

Although this recipe calls for juicing veggies to make a broth, Steph bought her broth ready made from the Root Cellar.

Simple Steps Towards Winter Wellness:

Submitted by previous therapists on October 13, 2011 - 19:13

Registered massage therapist, Jane Podmore, offers a few self care tips for how to stay well this winter. 

The air is crisp, the leaves have fallen and the winter winds are just around the corner. Fall presents the perfect opportunity to relax, reflect and be thankful for all of the beauty the year has brought to us. It's also, however, the time of year where our healthy habits seem to dwindle. 

Cesarean Section Recovery

Submitted by previous therapists on October 4, 2011 - 17:30

Over the past few years I have had the joy and pleasure of working with families, in varying capacities, throughout their child bearing years. This work has been both fascinating and rewarding, and has taught me many things about the miraculous capabilities of the human body and spirit. Some of these lessons have come from watching women recover from cesarean deliveries while caring for their newborn babies. Instantly selfless, these women's unwavering love and commitment to their new baby so often results in their own health and wellbeing becoming secondary.

Postpartum Care Boxes

Submitted by previous therapists on October 1, 2011 - 11:50

When I joined the EOHC team I was incredibly excited that the focus group of clients was in their reproductive years. Everything about getting pregnant, being pregnant and watching families grow is exciting for me. For two years now, as I have worked with new moms and babes, I have seen true benefit from the use of traditional eastern postpartum care. The challenge is finding practical ways to use this care without adding stress to the already hectic schedule of a new mom.

Family Friendly Fridays

Submitted by previous therapists on September 2, 2011 - 10:28

Acupuncture & Registered Massage for New Moms and their Babes.

The Beauty of a Helping Hand (and Breast!)

Submitted by previous therapists on August 5, 2011 - 12:48

As we come to the end of World Breastfeeding Week, this story is the perfect way to highlight the ends mothers will go to in order to support their children and each other.

Yoga In The Park

Submitted by previous therapists on July 5, 2011 - 16:39

 

Once again, Victoria Community Health Co-operative will be offering Yoga in the Park in beautiful Beacon Hill Park this summer. Beginner to Intermediate Hatha Yoga amidst the trees and under the sky, these drop in classes are open to all and will take place Thursdays from 5:30 - 7:00 pm beginning on July 7th and finishing in the second week of September.

Therapy by Donation

Submitted by previous therapists on June 1, 2011 - 15:42

 

We just received this email from Kelly Uniewski from www.fix-my-body.com

Ending Female Pain

Submitted by previous therapists on May 23, 2011 - 09:52

 

Chinese Astrology and the Royal Wedding

Submitted by previous therapists on April 30, 2011 - 11:41

 

Ahhhh. Everyone loves a wedding! More than that everyone loves analyzing a wedding and taking bets on how long it will last. According to Chinese Astrology every person is born into several astrological animals and elements based on the year, month, day, and time they were born. Similar to western astrology, a person’s life can be forecasted and their relationship compatibility measured based on the stars alignment at the time of their birth. 

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