Yana Mind-Body Healing, 19 Richards Road (2026)

22/08/2026

Apparently, my idea of “rest” changes depending on the day 😄

Sometimes I want the full version: no plans, no people, no rushing anywhere.

Just quiet. Water. Maybe a book. And please don’t ask me to get dressed and go somewhere 😂

But very often, what actually helps me reset is movement. A workout. A walk. Paddleboarding. Being outside. Something physical enough that my brain finally stops jumping between 25 different things at once.

And that’s probably the biggest thing I’ve noticed lately: rest doesn’t always look like rest.

Sometimes it’s lying down and doing absolutely nothing.
Sometimes it’s sweating through a workout.
Sometimes it’s being around people I love.
And sometimes it’s disappearing for a few hours and not talking to anyone 😄

I don’t really try to decide anymore what rest is supposed to look like.

I just ask myself: What do I actually need today?

Because the answer changes.

What about you?

What genuinely helps you recharge — movement, silence, people, being alone… or does it completely depend on the day?

20/08/2026

I’ve realized that marriage compatibility has a very underrated category:
sleep. 😂

Because during the day, we’re great - we spend time together, talk, laugh, cuddle, watch something in bed… and all the other things married couples do. 😄

And then it’s time to actually sleep. That’s where the negotiations begin. 😅

My husband loves a cold bedroom. AC on. Curtains open. Morning light coming in. He can fall asleep with the TV still playing and somehow sleep like a baby.

Me?

I need darkness. Silence. Warmth. Like… FULL darkness. No little light from the TV, no sunrise at 5:30 AM, no freezing AC blowing on me. And I’m already sleeping under a warm blanket while he’s probably wondering how I haven’t overheated yet.

Then there’s the snoring. 😂 He snores.

And apparently my nervous system has decided that every single snore requires immediate attention.

So I wake up.
Then I listen.
Then I try to ignore it.
Then I gently touch him.
Then I push him a little.
Then… maybe not so gently. 😂
And now nobody is sleeping. 🙈

So sometimes we just end up in separate rooms — and honestly, everyone wins. 😂 There’s no drama around it. No one takes it personally. If one of us wants to move to another room later, we just do.

I wake up rested. He wakes up rested.
And nobody gets elbowed in the ribs at 2 AM. 😂

To be fair, he really does try to meet me halfway. He closes the curtains, turns off the TV, and even had a custom dental mouthpiece made to help with the snoring.

So yes, marriage is compromise. But sometimes compromise looks less like sharing one bed all night… and more like both people waking up rested and actually liking each other in the morning. 😂

Now I’m curious:

How do YOU handle sleep as a couple?

Do you always sleep in the same bed? Sometimes separate rooms?

Or are you one of those suspiciously lucky couples who actually agrees on the temperature, darkness, noise… and nobody snores? 😂

13/08/2026

I’ve been thinking about this lately… When did self-development become another thing we have to be good at?

Heal. Grow. Set boundaries. Regulate your nervous system. Communicate better. Be more feminine. Love yourself more.

All good things.

But at some point, even healing can start to feel like pressure.
Not every emotion needs to be analyzed.
Not every hard day means there’s something to fix.
Not every part of you needs “work.”

Sometimes growth is learning. And sometimes it’s just letting yourself live without constantly trying to become a better version of you.

Maybe that’s part of healing too.

13/07/2026

If you asked me what my perfect summer day looks like…

It would probably be this.

Starting the morning on my nail board by the pond.
Getting a good workout in.
Driving to the ocean.
Grabbing a lobster roll (because summer in New England isn’t complete without one 😄).
And staying for the sunset.

That’s a day I’ll never complain about.

What’s on your perfect summer day list?

11/07/2026

Lately I’ve been thinking about how often we’re waiting for the next big thing.

The next trip.
The next goal.
The next weekend.
The next chapter.

And somewhere in between, life quietly keeps happening:
A sunset.
A conversation.
People you love.
An ordinary evening that doesn’t feel important… until years later.

Maybe this is what a good life actually looks like.

What ordinary moment are you grateful for today?

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