Marissa Bio Marissa is a somatic therapist, Ayurvedic practitioner, movement-based trauma specialist, and therapeutic movement educator and practitioner. Her passion for embodied and holistic health runs parallel to her passion for holistic, embodied learning. She holds an MA in Somatic Psychology: Dance/Movement Therapy from Naropa University; is an Ayurvedic Health Counselor through Shakti School with […]
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Ayurvedic Food Shifts for Spring Every season comes you should be switching up your diet slightly. The gunas (qualities) going on outside are reflected on what’s going on inside of us. Notice it’s more muddy, sticky, droopy feeling outside during early spring inside our bodies colds, coughs, congestion starts to occur more commonly the spring […]
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Ayurvedic Approach to Weight Loss & Anti-aging Sharon Bio I have two passions that I am expert at. The first one I found early in life; Quality Engineering which I spent decades focused on how to make things better faster with least waste and effort. The other passion I found later in life; Ayurveda ~ […]
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Kapha Dosha Background I wanted to touch on Ayurveda and kiddos and how you can help set your child(ren) up for success no matter their dosha. Just like an adult each dosha has a few unique qualities and in a child having boundaries set, the right amount of give and take can really help them […]
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What Foods to avoid this fall season The fall in Ayurveda can be a brisk, windy, & have variable temperatures. It is associated with the vata dosha which is related to the wind, cold, and variable, scattered thoughts & emotions. With the change in weather comes changes in routines. We are in the middle of […]
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