Have you noticed that society has gotten more and more stuck on labels while crying out NOT to be labeled but to be free to just be?
These labels can range from deep issues regarding gender, race, sexual orientation, and political party to learning challenges, disabilities, neurodiversity, behavior, and mood for the moment.
What labels do you use in your life? Do you find comfort in labels or confinement in them?
Why do we use labels and put people into categories so much? Think about how we use labels in business, education, politics, and interactions with people.
These labels are meant to provide insight and understanding about one another. They are meant to group people into categories for two main reasons:
To create awareness of who people are and what their needs are.
To create a sense of belonging and connection within the labeled group or category.
About Host, Jennifer Wren Tolo:
Jennifer Wren Tolo, RN, MA is a whole health educator and patient advocate as well as an adjunct professor at Endicott College School of Nursing where she teaches, “Holistic and Complementary Approaches to Health and Healing”. Jennifer is an author, speaker, medical intuitive, Karina Reiki Master, mindfulness educator, personal trainer, Integrative Nutritionist, and, most importantly, a magical warrior mom of four boys, two of which had significant health challenges.
Her passion is helping high-achieving women who show up for everyone at the expense of themself navigate through the anxiety and stress of their daily lives so they can find more moments of peace, joy, and connection with what they need in the moment. She helps high achieving women and families take back their power over their own health and happiness by helping them ‘be in the now’ and connect to what they need to thrive.
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