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Since COVID-19 we are at home. What can we do to inspire our homes yet honor our culture and our heritage? Sherry interviews long time friend and colleague Lisa Shepard Stewart of Cultured Expressions in Rahway, NJ who works with her clients how to create accessories and furnishings to decorate their homes. Tips and ideas for using fabrics, the meaning of them, and how to inspire yourself and your home in the spirit of culture. You can make something even if you think you are not creative!
Sherry Steine discusses the importance of organization and decluttering with Brittini Schafer of B. Organized a organization and lifestyle business located in Philadelphia, PA. January is National Get Organized Month and with the current COVID-19 crisis it is now more important than ever to organize your home and space. Brittni shares how she works with clients who are overwhelmed with other responsibilities to organize and how to overcome procrastination. Sherry reads passages from her award winning book Feel Good Spaces: A Guide to Decorating Your Home for the Mind, Body and Spirit (2012) about the importance of decluttering and organizing your space.
If you feel sluggish, moody and like you're functioning slower in the fall and winter months, you're not alone. Roughly five percent of the population suffers severely and is diagnosed with light-related depression appropriately known as seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, as a result of short days with reduced sunlight and long hours of darkness. But many more of us experience a general malaise especially in light of COVID-19 and stay at home orders this fall and winter.
In this brand new episode, podcast host, Sherry Burton Steine formerly Sherry Burton Ways of SBW Aligned Expressions, speaks with two healing experts Kari Roos and Jenna Gallagher of Nurturing You Wellness Center in Toronto, Canada about the symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder, how to identify it, and healing tips. Based on an interview Sherry was featured in about SAD, she discusses how to manage SAD through a few interior decorating tips .
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