June 18, 2017

The Sisterhood of Island Women

June 18, 2017

Let's face it, us island women need each other, and we have to stick together in order to survive the mental hardships (yes hardships, it's not all fruity rum drinks and rose-colored sunglasses people) that one faces by living on a rock...

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Mariah is a writer, yoga teacher, wellness enthusiast, dog mom, and nature lover. She divides her time between the Bahamas, Mexico and the Pacific Northwest.

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Shadow Work: Addressing Your Shadows So You Can Take Back Your Power

Shadow work is one of the most important elements of one’s healing journey. It’s also something that unless one recognizes what a shadow is, they might not even be able to do the deep healing work they are longing to do. Learn more about shadow aspects of yourself, plus an exercise to help find your own shadows.