By Stephenie Craig, Journey Bravely Have you ever done something kind for someone you value to then feel like it went largely unnoticed? Do you feel frustrated when you spend time and energy investing in a relationship to feel like the other person doesn’t really see or appreciate your investment?...
By Lisa Leath-Turpin, Health & Wellness Coach As we embark on another exciting year, it’s crucial to stay updated with the latest trends to make the most of our fitness journey. Survey results are in; the health and fitness industries continue to grow. So, let’s embrace the new wave of...
By Bobby Parker As the seasons change and the air gets crisp, so does the likelihood of sniffles, sore throats and seasonal viruses. The Tortoise Clinic, located in Santa Rosa Beach, believes in blending Eastern and Western medicine to support the immune system naturally. Their medical-grade dispensary, open to the...
By Teresa Halverson, Director of Business Development/Community Relations Understanding when long-term care becomes necessary can be a challenging and emotional journey for families. Long-term care refers to a range of services and support provided to individuals who are unable to perform basic daily activities due to chronic illness, disability or...
By Bobby Parker As the seasons change and the air gets crisp, so does the likelihood of sniffles, sore throats and seasonal viruses. The Tortoise Clinic, located in Santa Rosa Beach, believes in blending Eastern and Western medicine to support the immune system naturally. Their medical-grade dispensary, open to the...
By Kenneth Books The Ground Up Project, an organization designed to find homes for adults who have autism, plans a unique event in February to raise funds to further that goal. And it promises to be a “wacky” and “crazy” time. “This is our inaugural marquee event,” said spokesperson Lisa Pitell....
By Wendy Rudman Ten years ago in January, four swimming enthusiasts sat around a kitchen table in Fort Walton Beach brainstorming on how to bring community pools and competitive swimming opportunities back to the area. The last publicly accessible pools had shut down overnight in October of 2014, leaving swim...
By Dr. Karen Devore As the calendar turns and the holiday festivities wind down, many of us feel the pull to reset, refresh, and refocus on our health. Detox and weight loss are two of the most common New Year’s resolutions, sparking motivation to shed holiday indulgences and kickstart healthier...
By Krisy Anderson, Owner, Beverly Hills Day Spa Is your New Year’s resolution to exercise more for health reasons, alleviate pain, destress and relax? One of the most beneficial ways to do this is through massage—especially when increasing your work outs! And it’s not just for women; men, you deserve...

Just Breathe

By Kay Leaman, Health Architect, HealthyDay HealthyLife Happy New Year. 2024 is over and I’m ready to take a few deep breaths…Looking ahead, I have renewed hope and new adventures awaiting me. This is the way I’ve chosen to walk in the weeks and months to come. Will you join...