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By Dr. Nadia Noori “Self-love means finding peace within ourselves — resting comfortably within the depths of our being.” — John Amodeo Self-love is critical for a truly healthy lifestyle. Studies have found that people who treat themselves compassionately have better health habits and outcomes. Loving yourself means you’ll be more in tune with what’s going on in your body and mind, more likely to realize when there’s a problem, and more likely to seek care. Self-love also leads to a happier, less stressed life. Self-care and self-compassion are two big components of showing yourself. It... Read More →

Most of us have been anxiously awaiting the change in season from winter to spring, especially since we have been stuck inside due to the COVID-19. The warmer weather allows for opening windows and spending more time outdoors. Getting fresh air, sunshine and exercise is wonderful for our optimal health. Enjoying nature by engaging in outdoor activities such as  walks, hiking and gardening are a welcomed way to spend a day. Spending time outdoors also exposes us to parts of nature that can cause some grief and discomfort. Poison ivy, oak and sumac all have chemical irritants called... Read More →

As a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, and a member of the Shalva team, my goal is to keep your kids healthy and you at ease. I am here to support you with any concerns you have regarding your children during this COVID 19 pandemic.  If you have questions about your kiddos feeling stressed/anxious, not sleeping, immune support, optimal nutrition for kids or you just want to chat with someone who knows the ins and outs of raising kids, I am here for you. Please feel free to reach out and schedule a free 30 minute telemedicine consult with me to address any questions you have. Together, we will... Read More →

The COVID-19 pandemic has created collective trauma unlike the world has ever seen. Entire communities, states, and even countries have been locked down. Some have been in quarantine or lockdown for weeks, for others it’s just begun in the last week. Many of us know, or will know, someone who is impacted or high risk for complications, or it may even be us. We’re all adjusting to new, restricted, and isolated ways of life, many even losing jobs and income. This trauma is both personal and public, close to home and widespread.  The silver lining is that, for the first time in a long time,... Read More →