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Susan Miller: Expressive Arts Therapist
A New Expressive Arts Therapist in Downtown Raleigh We are so excited to welcome Susan Miller to our team of wellness practitioners! Susan is a professional counselor specializing in expressive arts therapy. We interviewed her to learn more about her approach and how you can engage with her work. How…
Welcoming a Prenatal/Postpartum Trainer to Our Team
Jenna Somich: Personal Trainer, Mom, and so much more We are thrilled to welcome Jenna Somich to the team! She is now offering prenatal and postpartum training both virtually and in-person at our wellness center. We interviewed her to learn more about her philosophy on wellness through movement. How does…
Curvy Yoga Series in Raleigh, NC
Yoga for All Bodies I am Curvy Yoga certified! I have been practicing yoga for 7 years. I started in college and continue my practice today, where it’s needed more than ever. I stopped teaching after college because I didn’t feel comfortable teaching in other spaces, especially those where I…
Small Group Training in Raleigh, NC
Empower Movement Series Join Brit Guerin for her small group training program, Empower Movement Series! If you’ve struggled with maintaining a routine with exercise, this group is for you. This program lasts for 8 weeks and is designed to build strength, increase confidence in movement, and help us connect to…
A New Physical Therapist in Downtown Raleigh
Introducing Caitlin Greenstein of Beyond Physical Therapy We are thrilled to welcome Caitlin Greenstein to the team! She will be offering physical therapy on an appointment basis. Head over here to book an appointment with Caitlin. We asked Caitlin some questions to get to know her better. See below for…
Meet Maggie Perkins: A Health at Every Size Dietitian
Meet Maggie Perkins, a registered dietitian who will be working with Current Wellness! We are so excited to introduce her work to our community. Read more about her unique perspective on nutrition and how she uses Health at Every Size principles with her clients. How does nutrition support wellness? Humans…
Worthy of Wellness: My Mental Health Journey
by: Casey Geiger Disclaimer: I am not a mental health professional. This blog post is a reflection on my experiences and should not be considered professional advice. Also, I refer to some potentially triggering concepts in this post including, suicide and self-harm. Major depressive disorder. Generalized anxiety disorder. Borderline personality…
Navigating Anxiety with Self-Care and Boundaries
Anxiety Part 2: Redefining It All by: Nola Johnson (for part 1 of Nola’s story, read The Roots of Anxiety). As I continue to navigate the ups and downs of anxiety there are a few things that I try to keep in mind. While each one is pretty easy to…
The Roots of Anxiety: A Personal Story
Anxiety Part One: The Reason Behind It All by: Nola Johnson For a little over two years now I’ve known that I have anxiety. It seems a bit strange to say now, because my anxiety didn’t pop up two years ago. Nope. Anxiety has been in my life for as…
Orthorexia: When Healthy Eating Becomes Unhealthy
Healthy eating is not bad, in and of itself. It’s important to consider proper fueling, nutrients, and the pleasures of eating. However, healthy eating can become an obsession, to the point that it interferes with health and well-being. This is called orthorexia. Even though orthorexia is not yet recognized in…