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Stanford Psychiatry’s YogaX Program Brings Yoga into Healthcare

Stanford Psychiatry’s YogaX Program Brings Yoga into Healthcare

by Sharon Brock | Apr 27, 2026 | Mental Health, Movement & Exercise

By Sharon Brock, MS, MEd When most people think of yoga, they picture flexible bodies contorting into intricate poses at a local yoga studio. However, thanks to Dr. Laura Roberts who brought YogaX into her department, Stanford Psychiatry’s YogaX program is expanding...
Strength and Power: Why Both Are Important for Women in Midlife and Beyond

Strength and Power: Why Both Are Important for Women in Midlife and Beyond

by Anya Higashionna & Sharon Brock | Apr 27, 2026 | Movement & Exercise

By Anya Higashionna, BS and Sharon Brock, MS, MEd If you think weightlifting is only for bodybuilders or gym rats, think again. A 2026 study found that women aged 63 to 99 with higher muscular strength had a lower mortality risk, concluding that strength training may...
Weighted Vests, Vibration Plates, Red Light Therapy—Are They Worth The Hype?

Weighted Vests, Vibration Plates, Red Light Therapy—Are They Worth The Hype?

by Erin Pettygrove & Sharon Brock | Apr 27, 2026 | Movement & Exercise, Recovery

By Erin Pettygrove, RDN and Sharon Brock, MS, MEd Fitness trends move fast—one week it’s weighted vests on your morning walk, the next it’s vibration plates or red light therapy promising better metabolism, stronger muscles, and faster recovery. Many are looking for...
Why Adding “Play” to Workouts Increases Longevity

Why Adding “Play” to Workouts Increases Longevity

by Sophia Fay & Sharon Brock | Apr 27, 2026 | Movement & Exercise

By Sophia Fay, BS and Sharon Brock, MS, MEd We may think that play is only for kids, but according to the National Institute for Play, it is a biological need across the entire lifespan. Additionally, play is not an activity, but rather a “state of being.” Some key...
Understanding “Good” vs. “Bad” Joint Pain, and When to See a Doctor

Understanding “Good” vs. “Bad” Joint Pain, and When to See a Doctor

by Nick Ehrhardt & Sharon Brock | Aug 25, 2025 | Joint Health, Movement & Exercise

By Nick Ehrhardt, MD and Sharon Brock, MS, MEd Pain is essential for survival—it exists to protect us, promote healing, and signal when something’s wrong. However, it becomes a problem if it lingers for too long or causes us to stop moving. In fact, nearly half...
How to Modify Exercises for Those with Arthritis

How to Modify Exercises for Those with Arthritis

by Sharon Brock | Aug 23, 2025 | Joint Health, Movement & Exercise

By Sharon Brock, MS, MEd For those living with arthritis, it’s hard to know whether exercise is helpful or harmful. Many people stop exercising altogether to avoid pain, but this can sometimes make the pain worse. So, rather than becoming sedentary, we can choose...
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4 Ways to Cultivate Joy in Later Life
4 Ways to Cultivate Joy in Later Life
Stanford Psychiatry’s YogaX Program Brings Yoga into Healthcare
Stanford Psychiatry’s YogaX Program Brings Yoga into Healthcare
Strength and Power: Why Both Are Important for Women in Midlife and Beyond
Strength and Power: Why Both Are Important for Women in Midlife and Beyond
Weighted Vests, Vibration Plates, Red Light Therapy—Are They Worth The Hype?
Weighted Vests, Vibration Plates, Red Light Therapy—Are They Worth The Hype?
Why Adding “Play” to Workouts Increases Longevity
Why Adding “Play” to Workouts Increases Longevity
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