Why Google and Children Benefit From Aquariums

Google and many other companies are betting that productivity, focus, creativity and stress can be heavily impacted by adding nature inspired elements to the work environment. Google’s ‘Living Lab’ will include lots of natural sunlight, green trees & plants, and a gigantic aquarium. The modern term for this is ‘biophilia’ ~ the love of all […]

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 5 Feng Shui Tips To Improve Children’s Sleep

We often talk about adult sleep problems, but how can we enhance children’s environments to promote better sleep patterns for them? My clients are often confused by mixed messages about decorating children’s rooms. I explain that the primary goal of a child’s bedroom is to promote health and vitality in the form of restful sleep. […]

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 Celebrate the Feng Shui of Autumn

Autumn in Feng Shui  is a transition time when we shift from the peak of Yang activity in the summer  to the beginning of a Yin period, a time when nature starts to contract inwards. In my classes, I teach that feng shui is a cyclical, energy practice. If we follow the natural way of […]

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 Can Sacred Space be Healthy for You?

Honoring something with respect and dignity is ‘sacred’…this something could be YOU! But, do you take time to honor yourself with your own sacred space? The first  energy spot I work on now with clients who are super busy professionals, moms or retirees…is finding a sacred space. Yes, exercise and spending time connecting with others […]

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 How Small Spaces Inspire Simplicity

New urban highrise construction is leaning towards small spaces like Asians and Europeans are accustomed to which inspire simplicity. On a recent visit to Seattle, and Vancouver, I noticed that 850 square’  or less small spaces for apartments or condos are becoming the norm similar to New York & other big cities. The price of […]

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