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Sheena Nancy Sarles is a yoga teacher, author, and grief guide who helps people navigate loss through compassionate, embodied practices. Creator of Yoga for Living With Loss™, she blends movement, breathwork, meditation, and chakra awareness. Her book and video series, Yoga for Living With Loss, Navigating Our Losses Without Getting Lost, offer practical tools for healing.

Latest Posts By Sheena Nancy Sarles

2 years ago

The 3 M’s of Aging Well: Movement, Meditation, and Motivation

As we age, maintaining our holistic approach to health becomes increasingly vital. For women over 60, integrating movement, meditation, and motivation into our daily routines can lead to many physical, mental, and emotional benefits…

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2 years ago

Mature Skin and Chemical Sunscreens: Do the Benefits Top the Potential Damage?

Remember when we used a reflector (horrors!) to speed up that tanned face? Or maybe you slathered baby oil all over to attract the brightest rays of summer right to your face and body, like I did…

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2 years ago

Do You Show Special Attention to the Delicate Skin Around Your Eyes?

As we age, we notice how our skin changes in appearance and texture. We can attribute the look and feel of our skin to our lifestyle, our nourishment, our genetics, and our skin care regimen. Wrinkles under the eyes may develop as the skin ages, due to it losing…

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2 years ago

13+ Ways to Keep Your Aging Hands Precious, Hardworking, and Flexible

Before an infant receives her first toy, she already enjoys playing with a pair of magical and entertaining things attached to her wrists. Those are her hands. As infants we can easily put our hands in our mouth…

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2 years ago

Essential Oils for Glowing Face: What’s in a Formula?

The seasons are changing and, for those of us entering the colder climates, this is a time to assess the best products for our particular skin. Essential oils offer a variety of topical applications to meet your needs. The first consideration…

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3 years ago

Mastering Resilience as We Age: 7 Mindful Tools to Help Us Conquer the Tough Times

Does aging enhance or diminish our resilience? The dictionary definition of resilience goes something like this: the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness; the ability of a substance or object to spring back into shape…

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3 years ago

Melanoma and Me: Sharing My Journey

I have been on quite a journey; more like a roller coaster. If only one person reads this and takes action to investigate one’s own skin, then I have helped. I am usually immersed in how to age well, live well, and be well. I always considered…

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3 years ago

Dos and Don’ts for Your Beautiful Skin This Winter and All Year Long

Now that we are over 60, I think we can all agree – we’ve spent enough time, money, angst, and celebration seeking the best, worst, and most effective products for our delicate skin. Some dry us out, some over moisturize, and some are just right for the moment…

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4 years ago

Navigating Grief in Our Bodies

As we age, we are more exposed to death, loss, grief, and mourning. We feel our losses deeply and we seek some kind of accessible comfort through our tears. Those tears form our river of grief.

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4 years ago

Only Say Nice Things to Yourself in 2022!

Words and thoughts have their own energy, including self-talk. Everything you think and say affects your personal vibration and the way you feel. Gratitude is the best attitude. Now that we are over 60, it’s time to stop the negative self-talk habits…

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