13 Reasons to Take the Self-Love Journey
I recently finished facilitating a retreat for my self-love course participants. We went away and stayed in a BnB, cooked together, held a graduation ceremony, […]
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7 Surprising Responses to our Catering Service: Flourishing Foods
In addition to the launch of TreatBox in August, we ventured into catering plant-based and gluten-free fare, including desserts, in July. We were nervous, excited, […]
Continue reading »Perilous Parenting Part 6: 6 Reasons Parents Interfere and 10 Tips for Coping
In our last blog, we looked broadly at interfering parents. Here, let’s examine the possible reasons why parents interfere in their children’s lives. Six common reasons […]
Continue reading »Perilous Parenting Part 5: Interfering Parents – An Overview
Typically, parents want to decide what is good or ‘right’ for their babies and children. This starts as soon as the babies are born, with […]
Continue reading »4 Values that Made us Foodpreneurs
Since I was 16, I’ve been cooking, baking, and pretty much obsessed with experimenting with flavors and forms. As a result of this obsession, I […]
Continue reading »(Racial) Microaggressions in Paradise…Again
We were recently at a resort that is considered the number 1 family resort in Fiji. Indeed, we were there for a family event. Upon […]
Continue reading »Integration of the Self: 10 Streams of Services
Recently I was speaking to my cousin and sister-in-law about my work. They were asking about a recent offering we are developing: teaching life skills […]
Continue reading »Perilous Parenting Part 4: 5 Effects of Avoidant Parents on their Children
As part of our Perilous Parenting series on Beyond Medicine, we discussed the effects of absent or avoidant parents. Some first-time parents may have no […]
Continue reading »Perilous Parenting – Part 3: 7 Ways to Deal with Narcissistic Parents
Narcissism is a type of mental illness and personality disorder, where a person feels that they are special and entitled. They have an inflated sense of […]
Continue reading »7 Ways to Stop Internalizing Patriarchy
I’ve noticed in the last several workshops I’ve facilitated, that feminists, like the rest of us, have internalized patriarchal ways of being. Indeed, I wrote […]
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