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Our Experts’ Top Health and Wellness Trends to Watch in 2023

By Callie Fredrickson

Life Time experts share their predictions for what will be up and coming in the next year.

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Jonah Kest on the Power of Yoga

By Experience Life Staff

Jonah Kest shares insights on the power yoga has to support, nourish, and transform our lives.

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ONE HEALTHY HABIT:
Practice Gratitude

By Experience Life Staff

This month’s One Healthy Habit challenge inspires a daily routine to express your appreciation — and boosts your well-being in the process.

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16 Tips for Upgrading Your Fitness Routine in 2023

By Emily Ewen

Seven healthy-living experts share their go-to advice for embracing healthy habits and sticking to your goals in the New Year.

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How Awe Can Create a Greater Sense of Happiness

By Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl

Psychologist Dacher Keltner on how awe can transform your life.

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How to Make Your Ski Vacation More Environmentally Friendly

By Michael Dregni

Downhill skiing and snowboarding are environmentally expensive sports. Can they become more sustainable?

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1-2-12: The Nutrition System to Sustain You for Life

By Samantha McKinney, RD, CPT

Learn about this dietitian-developed, step-by-step system designed to make healthy eating easy and practical for the long-term.

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MacArthur Foundation ‘Genius Grant’ Winner Robin Wall Kimmerer Talks About Connecting With Nature

By Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl

The world is a gift, says botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer, and we can accept it with gratitude and reciprocity.

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How to Keep Winter Skin Well-Hydrated

By Jolene Turner

Expert tips for maintaining moisture in your body’s largest organ — and why it’s vital for general and skin health.

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What Is Upcycled Food?

By Jazz Ward

Upcycled foods are made from imperfect foods that would have otherwise found their way to a food-waste destination.

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STRONG BODY, STRONG MIND: Identity Crisis

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Experience Life‘s fitness editor talks about the benefits of adopting a fitness identity — and what happens when you lose it.

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4 Strategies to Teach Empathy to Children

By Jill Patton, FMCHC

Use these tips to help instill empathy early on.

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How to Use Journaling for Mental Health

By Jon Spayde

Explore six types of journaling practices that can offer meaningful benefits for your mental health.

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Edible Holiday Gift Ideas

By Experience Life Staff

Treats to satisfy just about everyone on your list.

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PUMPING IRONY: In Hock and Unhealthy

By Craig Cox

A growing proportion of U.S. seniors are struggling with too much debt, and a recent study suggests that it’s making them sick.

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Merry and Mindful: How to Navigate the Holidays — Stressors and All

By Emily Ewen

A Q&A with a Life Time MindCoach on handling the seasonal challenges that arise, reducing stress, and coping with loss and grief.

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What Is the Impact of Natural Gas on Human Health?

By Jazz Ward

A 2022 study found that 95% of homes tested had low but potentially harmful levels of chemicals like benzene.

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How Music Brings Us Together

By Katherine Reynolds Lewis

Whether it’s experienced through singing, playing an instrument, dancing, or attending a concert, music is a powerful mode of connection.

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13 Ways to Combat the Winter Blues at Work

By Callie Fredrickson

Learn why we experience a lull in the winter months and how we can set ourselves up for success.

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8 Ways to Rediscover Empathy

By Jill Patton, FMCHC

Our ability to feel compassion for others helps us survive and thrive. Learn how to feel empathy without burning out.

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