by Angela Leavey – One of the main questions I am asked by patients is; “what do you see when you look at my tongue”? and “What are you looking for”? The tongue is one of the best diagnostic tools we have in Chinese medicine to help identify energetic imbalances in the body. During an […]
Inside Out – Tongue Diagnosis: A TCM Diagnostic Tool
by Jo Barnes – The warmth of the sun on your face. All is quiet save the birdsong and the splash of water from your paddle. The only physical distancing here is from you to the next horizon. During this pandemic time, when human connections are limited impacting our mental outlook, kayaking offers a delightful
Kayaking: The Pleasures of Paddling
by Janine Morris, Hughesman Morris, Chartered Professional Accountants – Have you recently started, or are you thinking about starting your own business? While this can be a very exciting venture you are eager to dive right into, it’s important to slow down and make sure you take the appropriate preliminary steps. If you want your
Common Cents – Starting a Business: What to Know Before You Begin
by Krista Rossato – Home is important: It’s where we start each day, and return to each night. It provides us with joy, security, belonging and privacy. However, we now face a new and unique challenge: our homes have become a place for everything – living, learning and working. Settling into a work-at-home lifestyle is
On Design – Live, Work, Connect, REPEAT: Living with a Home Office
by Janice Henshaw – As Canadians, we love our personal space, right? So much so that our new homes have doubled in size since the 1970s, while at the same time our family size has decreased. Why do we need such large homes? Well, one answer to this question is “Because we can.” At the
Seaside Homes – Tiny Homes: Not a Fad Anymore!
