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10 Fresh Wellness & Fitness Resolutions Beyond Weight Loss
Explore 10 fresh wellness and fitness resolutions that go beyond weight loss. Learn how to cultivate a positive body image, heal your relationship with food, inject play into your fitness routine, and discover unique ways to prioritize your wellbeing. From skill-based goals to embracing innovative therapies, Western's Renew wellness space, and actionable tips for better sleep and cooking, this blog is your guide to a holistic and fulfilling approach to health in 2024. Break free from conventional resolutions and embark on a journey to a healthier, happier you with Western's expert guidance and resources.
Eating Your Way Through the Holidays
Navigating the many eats and treats throughout the holiday season can be stressful for anyone who is on a health or fitness journey. Read this blog from Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Tad Taggart and get the lowdown on how to handle the holidays stress-free.
Weight Loss Nostalgia: How “The Good Ol’ Days” Are Holding You Back
We all have those "good ol' days" that give us a feeling of nostalgia, but some of those memories may be holding you back when it comes to weight expectations. Read the latest Wellness Corner blog from Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Tad Taggart and learn why trying to recapture those "good old days" may be holding you back.
What Happens in a Dietitian Session?
It’s pretty clear that when you go to a session with a personal trainer, you’re going to work out. Likewise, you talk with a therapist, get your teeth cleaned at the dentist, and get your eyes checked at the optometrist. So, what the heck happens in a dietitian session?
The Why of BMI
BMI or Body Mass Index has long been the go-to metric used to determine whether an individual falls within a "healthy" weight range. But after decades of using it as a standard practice in the health and fitness world, there is now a growing understanding that BMI is actually fraught with error and inconsistency and is rarely a great measure of health.