
Wellness Blog & Updates
My best advice on how to SAVOR a life you love fueled by a thriving mind & body.
The September Reset: How to Regroup on Your Goals Before the Holidays
My children have flown the nest. And yet — every single August, right around the time every store in America decides it's fall while you're still clinging to summer — something in me shifts. The rhythm changes. It always does. I love it. And then about a week in, I...
Your Girlfriends Might Be the Best Health Decision You’re Not Making
Social health is as real as sleep or exercise — and it may be the pillar you're quietly skipping. Social health, in one line: it's the quality and structure of your relationships — how much they actually nourish, support, and sustain you — and it ranks alongside...
The Walking Book Club® 2026–27 season
Twenty years ago, I pressed play on an audiobook, laced up my sneakers, and started moving. I had no idea what it would become. What started as a way to support my son through dyslexia — movement and audiobooks, together — grew into The Walking Book Club®: a community...
SAVOR a Life You Love
Fueled by a Thriving Mind & Body
Why Are Midlife Women Being Ignored in GLP-1 Research?
Why Are Midlife Women Being Ignored in GLP-1 Research? Something is happening in the world of midlife women's health. And honestly? It's about time. I've been coaching women for decades — watching them white-knuckle their way through every wellness trend that promised...
Why Social Health Matters
In a time when loneliness and disconnection are increasingly recognized as real health concerns, social health—the quality of our relationships and sense of belonging—is becoming an essential part of how we define well-being. Why Social Health Matters: What I Learned...
When Precision Nutrition Meets Real Life
Why Health Decisions Are Often More Personal Than Perfect Precision Nutrition Data can guide health decisions—but thriving usually requires something deeper than perfect information. A Conversation That Stayed With Me Not long ago, I was talking with someone who had...











