Simplifying Your Environment To Promote Greater Wellness

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Some of you may know from following my journey that I studied architecture in university and went on to do my Masters and Thesis focusing on the impact of architecture on physical body healing.

My thesis topic was really driven by my own experiences living with Crohn’s disease for most of my life. Through my research, I was able to discover a lot of transformative information regarding the connection between our physical environment and our healing journey. A few major themes arose throughout my research and one of them was surrounding the concept of simplifying your space. So, today I want to give you three practical and easy ways to adapt your environment to promote greater wellness and healing in your life. All of these concepts are backed with scientific data. At the end of the post, there will be an extensive list of published scientific studies linking back to points mentioned throughout the post.

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Your trusty, gutsy gal, 

Nathalie xx

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08. Mental Health Tips and Tricks with the CMHA Gutsy Convos

In this weeks episode, I share the conversation I had on the Canadian Mental Health Association Podcast #KeepConnected. I got to sit down with Jenny-Lee and Ewelina to discuss mental health and it's role in my life with Crohn's disease. A big thank you to the CMHA and Media Works for filming, editing, and mixing this episode.  Check out CMHA-WECB: https://www.instagram.com/cmhawecb Check out Media Works: https://www.instagram.com/mediaworksyqg/  Instagram | Facebook | Join the Gutsy Crew for Exclusive Content
  1. 08. Mental Health Tips and Tricks with the CMHA
  2. 07. 10 APPS TO HELP YOU LIVE YOUR BEST LIFE
  3. 06. MRE PREP, PROCEDURE, & TIPS
  4. 05. TEN JOUNRALING LISTS TO BOOST JOY + INCREASE GRATITUDE
  5. 04. INFUSION + BLOOD DRAW TIPS FOR PEOPLE WITH BAD VEINS

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Nathalie is a Canadian entrepreneur, blogger, architectural designer, and Crohn’s warrior. Nathalie graduated from her final university degree in Spring 2020 with a Master’s of Architecture. Nathalie decided to start this blog to share her journey and experiences. She shares daily advice on all things health, lifestyle, self love, motivation and environmentalism on the blog and over on Facebook and Instagram.