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PEMF: A Powerful Anti-Aging Therapy

Humans are biological, chemical, and electrical beings. As such the health of our 100 trillions cells are constantly being challenged through the natural aging process and environmental factors such as Wi-Fi, cell phones, power transmissions, and food additives. This takes a significant toll on our cellular health. Enter PEMP (pulsed electromagnetic field therapy), the sole proven technology for enhancing our health on a cellular level through the increased flow of electrons. This powerful therapy reduces chronic pain and inflammation, eliminates toxins, increases bone density, improves brain function (FDA approved for Alzheimer/Parkinson’s) and more. PEMF regenerates all cells and accelerates the healing process.

Coldest Night of the Year Fundraising Event

Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) is an annual event that supports people experiencing homelessness in your community. This fundraiser helps YWCA Regina provide shelter, care, and holistic support to women and families experiencing homelessness to heal and find hope. CNOY 2024 takes place on February 24th, 2024 – drawing individuals together to support the cause through raising money as well as taking part in a 2 km or 5 km walk. Across Canada, over 190 communities are involved with CNOY, supported by people who care about their communities and the most vulnerable people who live in them. Learn more + get involved at cnoy.org/regina

Al-Anon Family Groups: A Beacon of Hope

In the quiet corners of our communities, Al-Anon Family Groups offer help and hope to friends and families of Alcoholics. These sanctuaries offer solace to family members and friends, imparting the tools to navigate the stormy seas of addiction. With unwavering support, Al-Anon nurtures understanding, resilience, and a renewed sense of purpose. The power of shared experiences within these groups cannot be underestimated; they provide a lifeline for those who have felt alone in their struggles. As Al-Anon continues to transform lives and mend relationships, its role in healing and recovery remains vital.

Business Profile: Automobility Medical

Automobility was started in Regina in 1989 by Peter & Janis Hillcoff a Regina family that had spent many years working with people with disabilities. Peter was also one of the founders that created the Sarcan recycling program which provided new employment for people with disabilities, while helping our environment. The Hillcoffs, along with their daughters and grandchildren own and operate Automobility today. The staff have been with the company for many years and are a part of the Automobility family. We are the Canadian distributor for many great US & Canadian companies including Merits Health and Catnapper Lift Chairs and we buy and sell in volume so we can offer better products and prices to our customers!

Communication Rule

Many misunderstandings and conflicts arise because of poor communication. Here is something to remember. Communication is made up of 7% spoken words; 38% of voice and tone; and 53% body language. The Enneagram is a tool that helps you be present in the moment – speaking and listening with your quiet mind (words), open heart (tone) and grounded body. How calm and open you are, can be far more important than the actual words you speak. Remembering this will not only help you be better understood, but it will also help build your relationships with your family members and coworkers!

Avoid the Winter Blues

The Canadian Physical Activity Guidelines suggest adults should perform at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise per week, as well as two sessions of muscle and bone strengthening activities, to achieve physical AND mental health benefits. With winter coming, and the challenges of leaving home, this can seem daunting! Your physiotherapist can tailor an exercise program designed specifically for you to do inside with minimal space (to help avoid the cold weather!), and with equipment everyone has around their home. At 30 minutes per day, the benefits of exercise are countless, while the side effects are minimal.

Breathe in the New Year!

Let 2024 be the year you live your best lung life with these lung health resolutions: 1) Are you or a loved one thinking about quitting or cutting back on smoking? Join the Saskatchewan Quits community at www.SaskQuits.ca for education, peer support, resources, and the chance to win prizes! 2) Stay up to date on your vaccinations. Protect yourself against influenza, COVID-19, pneumonia, and RSV. 3) Check your breathing. If you cough, wheeze, experience shortness of breath, or feel chest tightness, ask your healthcare provider about having a spirometry breathing test. 4) Tune in to Lung Saskatchewan’s live and on-demand Lung Life Webinar Series to learn from leading experts at www.LungSask.ca.

Healthy Eating and ADHD

There are many hurdles to overcome for those with ADHD to eat well. Planning, shopping for and preparing a healthy menu requires a lot of executive function skills and there are many steps involved with are often overwhelming. There needs to be planning, task initiation, impulse control, motivation, and sustained attention to follow through on each of the steps. That’s a lot of skills, all of which can be built and strengthened through ADHD coaching. If you have ADHD and are having a hard time meeting your health goals let’s talk! I can help!

Al-Anon & Alateen: Where You Can Find Help

Al-Anon Family Groups are a diverse fellowship of people seeking help and support while living with another’s alcoholism. Groups consist of grandparents, parents, spouses, siblings, and friends who have been affected by the disease of alcoholism. At meetings we share our experience, strength, and hope. We listen and learn. We begin to heal whether the alcoholic is drinking or not. If you are wondering whether you belong in Al-Anon, why not join a meeting – in person or online. The meetings are free. Members will welcome you and encourage you to decide for yourself whether the program can help you with your circumstances.

The 10th Annual Regina Wellness Expo!

The Health and Wellness Expo is back at the Conexus Arts Centre for 2024. We are working hard to create a fresh, exciting, highly informative & engaging event for you this February. This Premiere Health and Wellness Event will feature specialized companies and speakers with unique products and services, as well as practitioners who focus on education and motivating people to be proactive in their personal well-being. Make plans now to check out the new and improved Regina Wellness Expo Feb. 24-25, with this years’ event powered by WellnessNews Choices for Healthy Living® SK!