Sharing something I’ve been working on to help you turn your certification into a profitable business. Learn how Revenue Rx helps health coaches make money online with proven systems and support.

Hi friends! How are you? I’m here in Florida for the Reimagining Health Summit and ready to connect with fellow IHPs and learn as much as possible. I’ll definitely share a full recap when I’m back!!

I’m also super excited and honored to be presenting on a panel with some rockstar IHP friends. Please send me all of your good vibes lol.

For today’s post, I wanted to share a little something that I’ve been working on behind the scenes for the past couple of months. I did a small soft launch to a target section of my newsletter list just to see how it would do, and our first cohort is already crushing it, so I’m doing a big announcement now.

I’m excited to tell you about Revenue Rx: designed to help health coaches set up their online business and make money online.

If you’ve earned your health coaching certification but feel completely stuck on what to do next, you’re not alone.

So many new health coaches and integrative practitioners come out of their programs full of passion – ready to help people feel their best – but no one teaches them how to actually run a business. You get your certification in the mail and it’s just like, “Welp! Good luck!”

You know how to help your clients get results, but how do you find those clients? How do you price your services? What should you even post online?

That’s exactly why I created Revenue Rx: a 12-week accelerator program that helps new and growing health coaches confidently build and launch a business that helps them help others.. and actually makes money.

Revenue Rx: The Business Accelerator for Health Coaches Who Want to Finally Make Money Online

What Is Revenue Rx

Sharing some of my best tips for using red light therapy at home, including how to use red light and what to look for.

Hi friends! How are you? I hope you had an amaizng weekend! Ours was packed with fall fun and now we’re headed back into a week with travel and more events. The fall chaos is in full swing, but I’m loving it.

When things are crazy, I try to stick to the pillars of my routine as closely as possible: daily walks, strength training a few times each week, meditation, hydration, nutrition, and my favorite biohacking tools, like red light.

If you’ve been hanging out here for a while, you know I’m a huge fan of wellness tools. Between mom life, work, and workouts, anything that makes recovery, energy, and skin health easier (and more convenient) is a win.

One of the tools that’s been a total game-changer for me is Red light therapy.

It’s one of those things that seems almost too good to be true – glowing skin, reduced inflammation, better recovery, deeper sleep – but the research behind it is pretty incredible. Today, I wanted to chat about what look for in a red light device, how to use it effectively, and the pros and cons of at-home red light therapy (plus two of my favorite brands: HigherDOSE and Lumebox).

Red Light Therapy at Home: Device Guide & Best Use Tips

What Is Red Light Therapy?

Red light therapy (also called low-level light therapy or photobiomodulation) uses specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light to help your cells produce more energy (ATP).

Think of it like this: your skin and tissues have tiny receptors that absorb light the way plants absorb sunlight. That energy boosts your cells’ performance – improving circulation, supporting collagen production, easing inflammation, and even speeding up muscle recovery.

What to Look For in a Red Light Therapy Device

Before investing in an at-home red light device, it helps to know what actually matters.

Here’s what I recommend checking:

1. Wavelength Range

Look for a device that offers both red light (around 660 nm) and near-infrared light (around 850 nm).

Red light supports skin health and surface-level rejuvenation, while near-infrared penetrates deeper into muscle and tissue for recovery and inflammation support.

2. Power Density (Irradiance)

A good at-home device should deliver between 30–100 mW/cm² at a few inches away from your skin. This ensures you’re getting a therapeutic dose of light energy without long exposure times.

3. Treatment Area

If you want to focus on your face or neck, a portable panel (like the Lumebox) is perfect.

If you want a full-body experience, a larger panel or wrap (like the High

Hi friends! Happy Friday! What’s going on this weekend? We’re meeting up with friends for dinner, heading to a fun fall festival, and are touring a high school for Liv (how?!). For now, I’m just taking an easy morning with my Lumebox and my PEMF mat. The weather has been a dream this week, so I’m hoping we can sneak in a family hike. I’d love to hear what you’re up to!

It’s time for the weekly Friday Faves party. This is where I share some of my favorite finds from the week and around the web. I always love to hear about your faves, too, so please shout out something you’re loving in the comments section below.

10.17 Friday Faves

Fashion + beauty + random:

NYC adventures! We had the best fall break trip to NYC. It was P’s first time, and it definitely lived up to her high expectations. She couldn’t believe how tall the buildings were and how many things there are to do. Both kids were blown away by the amazing shopping, the gorgeous scenery of Central Park, and all of the incredible food options.

Some of the highlights:

Seeing Six with the fam! Liv and I saw the touring production and LOVED it, and I figured it would be the perfect family Broadway show since we’ve already seen the Disney productions. It’s not wildly inapproriate – there is some innuendo that will totally fly over younger kids’ heads – and it’s short and sweet. No intermission and more of a concert-type vibe. This cast was insane – Heart of Stone almost had me sobbing into my cup of white wine – and everyone loved it. P said she wants to see it again!

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Hi friends! I’m SO excited to share this week’s episode with symptom support coach Rachel Reimer, where we explore the fascinating connection between emotions and the body, and how unprocessed stress can show up as chronic symptoms, pain, and even autoimmune issues. Rachel shares how she helps clients uncover the emotional roots of their physical ailments – bridging the gap between traditional medicine and emotional healing. This conversation is such an eye-opener if you’ve ever felt stuck in your healing journey or wondered what your body might be trying to tell you.

Here’s what we discuss:

• Rachel’s path from chronic illness to becoming a symptom support coach, also known as a medical intuitive

• How the body uses symptoms as a signal that something deeper needs attention

• The difference between intellectual and emotional processing of stress

• How to identify unresolved emotions that may be stored in the body

• Common emotional roots behind conditions like back pain, thyroid issues, and autoimmune disease

• The link between self-criticism, Type-A tendencies, and chronic illness

• Rachel’s “knot” exercise for emotional release and symptom relief

• Real-life client transformations—from chronic pain to deep emotional healing

• Why physical healing alone isn’t enough without emotional integration

• And so. much. more!

This one’s for anyone who’s ever said “I’ve tried everything” and still hasn’t found answers: Rachel’s perspective just might change the way you think about your health forever.

196: Unlocking Emotional and Physical Healing Through Body Awareness with Rachel Reimer

Here’s more about Rachel and her background:

Rachel Reimer believes that the body can develop physical symptoms (acutely or chronically) when unresolved emotional stress is present. Instead of rationalizing that the emotional stressor “isn’t so bad”, Rachel h

Looking for the best pre-workout snacks to fuel your workouts? Discover 10 great pre-workout snack ideas to boost energy, support muscle building, and maximize your performance.

Hi hi! How is the week going? I hope you’re having a great one! I have a morning of meetings today and looking forward to a hot yoga class this afternoon.

For today’s post, I wanted to chat a little bit about pre-workout snacks and share some of my favorite options.

When it comes to fitness, exercise and nutrition are the ultimate power duo. You can crush your workouts all you want, but if your nutrition isn’t dialed in, you’ll feel the difference – in your energy, endurance, and results.

One of the biggest game-changers in sports nutrition is learning when and what to eat before and after you work out. While a good post-workout meal helps with recovery (you can read about my favorites here), your pre-workout snack sets the tone for your entire session.

Not all foods are ideal before exercise. Some can make you feel sluggish or bloated. Today I wanted to round up some of the great pre-workout snacks that can help you fuel your body, maximize your performance, and feel strong through every rep, mile, or flow.

10 Great Pre-Workout Snacks

In this post, we’ll talk about why your pre-workout snack matters, what makes one effective, and some of my go-to options that balance protein, healthy fats, and complex carbohydrates. These combinations give you steady energy, prevent fatigue, and support your long-term fitness goals.

Is a Pre-Workout Snack Necessary?

The short answer: usually, yes!

Having a small snack 30–90 minutes before your workout can make a huge difference in your energy and stamina, especially if you’re training in the morning or haven’t eaten in a few hours.

A good pre-workout snack provides the building blocks your muscles need to perform well, and it helps you avoid that dizzy, “running on fumes” feeling mid-session.

Your body needs carbohydrates for quick energy and protein and fat to stabilize blood sugar and keep you fueled. When you skip your pre-workout meal, you risk breaking down muscle for energy instead of building it.

The right combination can help you:

– Train longer and harder

– Maintain focus and endurance

– Prevent early fatigue or energy crashes

– Support lean muscle growth and fat loss

What Makes a Good Pre-Workout Snack

1. Balanced Macronutrients

Your pre-workout fuel should contain a mix of complex carbohydrates, protein, and a touch of healthy fats.

Carbs give you immediate energy, while protein supports your muscles, and fats keep you feeling satisfied without weighing you down.

2. Easy to Digest

You don’t want to head into a workout feeling full or sluggish. Go for snacks that are light but substantial enough to sustain you, like whole grain toast (with good ingredients), fruit, yogurt, or a small smoothie.

3. Timing

Aim to eat your snack 30–60 minutes before yo