Wednesday, June 8th, 2016
It’s a non-alcoholic, stress
reducing, body and mind
enhancing experience.
A great way to:
-Reduce stress
-Calm the mind
-Transform anxiety
-Get acquainted with acupuncture
Tuesday, June 7th, 2016
FAY Fresh Series at Guiding Wellness Institute
Calling all foodies! The food industry is rapidly changing, but digesting (pun intended!) all of the information bouncing around can be overwhelming. Let us do the work for you! We’ve put together an informational session that will help you better understand the basics of this new national food movement. Plus, we’ll take it a step deeper by exploring various current and future opportunities within our own community of Fayetteville to equip you with the resources you need to take steps towards directing your own path towards wellness through food.
Tuesday, June 7th, 2016
FAY Fresh Series at Guiding Wellness Institute
Weren’t able to join us earlier in the day for this presentation? No worries–we’re offering it again in the evening to cater to those with different schedules! Come and learn a unique angle to healthy food choices. Here at Guiding Wellness Institute we focus on food as one of the foundations to a healthy lifestyle. This class gives you important info to consider when choosing the most beneficial food choices. A healthy food may be medicinal to one person and detrimental to another. Learn the unique significance of different blood types and how foods, types of exercise, and even personality traits can impact longevity and quality of life.
You do NOT need to know your blood type to join in this class. To find out your blood type you can check your marriage docs (if applicable), ask your doctor, or donate blood. Blood Type Testing Kits are also available for purchase online.
Monday, June 6th, 2016
Friday 6/24
Coaching on the mat uses the platform of yoga as an analogy for how we show up for ourselves and others on the mat of life. This month, Kelsy will explore the power of affirming, the practice of affirmations and the impact our vocabulary has on our mindset, our mood and our mindfulness practice. Connect with your unique language and the movement of the body with this in depth mindfulness and movement experience. Please come in comfortable clothing and bring your yoga mat if you have one. Mats are available to purchase in our facility store for $38.00. See you on the mat!
***Attention*** Are you the parent of a pre-teen/teen? We’re offering a youth poetry/arts program at the same time as Coaching on the Mat! Details here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1731292690418547/
Get the whole family engaged at Guiding Wellness Institute this summer!
Monday, June 6th, 2016
Wednesdays 6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29
This weekly community education class series at Guiding Wellness Institute is for anyone interested in learning more about the relationship between the human body and sugar. Whether or not you’re living with diabetes, this well-rounded series will equip you with the information you need in order to make healthier decisions with regard to your body and sugar consumption.
Schedule conflicts for some of these evenings? We’ve got you covered! We’ll also be offering this same series on Monday afternoons throughout the month of June, so you can mix and match the classes based on your scheduling needs. Download our Guiding Wellness app to stay up to date on our calendar of events and register for classes!
The breakdown of the series is as follows:
June 8 – Sweet Tooth Cravings
Why we have them and what to do about them.
June 15 – Sugar and its Effects on the Body
How sugar affects the cardiovascular system and its short and long term damage.
June 22 – Starting the Day with Lower Blood Sugars
The Liver and how it supplies us energy overnight.
June 29 – Movement: Mother Nature’s Diabetes Remedy
Movement reduces the need for insulin in the muscle and fat cells.
Monday, June 6th, 2016
Every Mid-Month Friday at Guiding Wellness Institute, Dr. Rhiannon Hutton provides acupuncture for the community at our beautiful holistic health facility.
Thursday, April 7th, 2016
Colon cancer is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer and the second leading cause of cancer death. Anyone can get colon cancer, and the risk of being diagnosed with colon cancer is 1 in 19. Many colon cancer deaths can be prevented by early and regular screenings. Screening tests locate polyps, which are tiny growths that can become cancerous. The goal in screening is to find colon cancer in its earliest stages and to remove polyps before they become cancerous. Colon cancer often appears without symptoms, so screening is essential in catching and stopping the disease early.Current guidelines recommend first getting screened at age 50 or earlier if you have a family history of the disease. When caught early, colon cancer is both treatable and beatable.
Cary Gastroenterology Associates, the Women’s Center for GI Health and South Wake Gastroenterology are committed to improving the health of our community by promoting and supporting colon cancer screening. Our staff is available to provide information on the importance of colon cancer screening and answer questions to ensure preventive screening becomes top priority.
Wednesday, April 6th, 2016
Learn the science behind why we should avoid sugar and dairy, about the benefits of green leafy vegetables, how we can supplement our diet for optimal health and wellness, and more!
Tuesday, April 5th, 2016
It must be emphasized that the physiological changes associated with the acute stress response are absolutely necessary for survival in a stressful environment. If you could not produce these changes you could not deal with stress and you would die. HOWEVER, we are not designed to be under chronic stress. What was designed to be helpful in an acute fight or flight situation is now being stimulated chronically for days, weeks, months, years!
Tuesday, April 5th, 2016
We all suffer from inflammation issues to varying degrees. Therefore, each of us needs to focus on reducing our individual inflammation issues, and diet is the key to realizing this goal.