Author: Sharea Farmer, LCSW

Sharea is a licensed clinical social worker with years of success in helping clients recover from anxiety, depression and low self-esteem. She is also a highly skilled Small and Non-Profit Business consultant. Through her skill building small businesses, she has a 100% success rate in helping individual’s realize their dream of starting or expanding their business.

Wellness Wednesday!

January 6, 2021
Daily Prayer.Similar to a prior tip. Taking a few moments a day for prayer and breathing has been very impactful for my spiritual wellness. A positive restart to each day...

Wellness Wednesday!

December 30, 2020
Take a bath. Feel the stress leave your body while you soak, consider adding salts, soothing lavender, and essential oils, and puts on calming music. Whenever I do this it calms...

Wellness Wednesday!

December 23, 2020
Resist the urge to suppress that big afternoon yawn.According to research from University of Vienna in Austria, yawning helps cool your brain, which in turn improves alertness and performance. Let’s...

Wellness Wednesday!

December 16, 2020
Daily GoodbyeEach morning, regardless of who has to get out first, my husband and I always says I love you and kisses good-bye (even when the other is asleep!). Then...

Wellness Wednesday!

December 9, 2020
Remove your shoes at your front door.Think about all the places you step prior to getting back into your home. This keeps all kinds of gross items out of your...

Wellness Wednesday!

December 9, 2020
Dance with your partner.Research shows that romance reduces the production of stress-related hormones. Dancing around the house for a few minutes leaves you feeling youthful and happy. Allow yourself the...

Wellness Wednesday!

December 2, 2020
Dance with your partner.Research shows that romance reduces the production of stress-related hormones. Dancing around the house for a few minutes leaves you feeling youthful and happy. Allow yourself the...

Wellness Wednesday!

November 25, 2020
Smile, even if you’d rather not.According to a University of Kansa study, even a fake smile can lower heart rate after a stressful event. So get to smiling!

Wellness Wednesday!

November 18, 2020
It has been shown that when you move from poor posture to good posture, you increase levels of energizing hormones, as well as feel-good serotonin, plus you decrease the stress...