Tune into our May Spiraling to Wellness Podcast for an in depth look at this month’s theme of Reconnection. Host, Kristin Ritter, interviews Psychic Medium & Spiritual Life Coach Julie Kraus about how to reconnect to your intuition and re-establish joy in your life. Julie talks about how we are all born with a large intuitive sense that often gets eroded by life situations. She says that imagination can be a bridge to that intuition and a highway to your higher self.

Julie, along with her sister, Jess, host a Podcast called Cut the Karma. You can also visit Julie’s website at Spiroibreathe.com for information on her services.

You can also connect with Julie here:
Energetic Upgrades: https://www.spiroibreathe.com/personalized-energetic-upgrade
Sacred Space: https://www.spiroibreathe.com/oursacredspace
Instagram: @spiro.i.breathe

Music by Peacetime Guitar. 

On a mission to REDISCOVER, the April Spiraling to Wellness Podcast highlights Reiki Practitioner and newly certified Nourishing Storm Yoga Instructor, Jamie Zanzano, and her goal of bringing back the “wonder and awe” in all of life’s moments. Following some significant career and personal changes, Jamie discusses how she evolved from a narrow viewpoint of life to one of openness and authenticity by choosing to change her perspective, let go of the past, and focus on the here and now. She encourages anyone to look at a hard time in their life and see what blessings may have come out of it and how this can make the struggles ahead easier to face. When Reiki called to her and she let the rest go, Jamie said she opened herself up to life’s surprises.

You can learn more about experiencing Reiki with Jamie here. And catch her 4:30pm Yoga Bliss Class at Nourishing Storm. 

Falling in love all over again with your passion—the thing that always brings you peace and a sense of accomplishment—is just part of the insightful dialogue in our March Podcast on the theme of RE-EMERGE. Musician and teacher, Anthony Viscounte of Peacetime Guitar speaks with host, Kristin Ritter, about his organic path to music, how he turned an obstacle into an opportunity to create music in a new way, and what he learns from his students every day.

You can listen to Anthony’s music on Spotify at Peacetime Guitar or see him in person at Open Mic Night hosted by Nourishing Storm on the second Saturday of the month at swiig Café (next to the studio).

Follow Anthony's journey here. 

The February Theme of RE-IGNITE is put into perspective by Nourishing Storm Wellness Company owner and Spiraling to Wellness podcast host, Kristin Ritter. Based on recent changes she’s made in her life, Kristin talks about how she felt a shift that motivated her to leave some things behind and re-ignite parts of herself she had forgotten.  She encourages anyone feeling this shift to allow themselves to be patient with the unfolding and to also “let life surprise you.” Kristin emphasizes the importance of self-love as a source of energy in this process and is working towards creating more programs on this topic for the Storm.

Music by Peacetime Guitar. 

Stop repeating, start REIMAGINING. That is just part of the impactful dialogue featured in our January Podcast honoring our theme of REIMAGINE with guest Lauren Verbilla, Lauren is a licensed therapist in private practice and a Storm yoga Instructor. She emphasizes the importance of both releasing emotions through conversation and physical discord through movement. She encourages anyone who is automatically following the same tracks in their path to “visualize new destinations” and give themselves “permission to go to that place where anything is possible”.

Though she admits it is scary, Lauren’s advice is to “make a choice, take a
small step, make another choice”…and so on. Tune in and enjoy more of Lauren’s insight and experience.

You can connect with Lauren through email or by seeing her in one of her classes at Nourishing Storm.

Music from the album "Flower Peace, Volume 7" by Peacetime Guitar. 

How do we RECEIVE? As it turns out, in unique and interesting ways every single day. December’s Spiraling to Wellness Podcast is focused on the theme of RECEIVE. Guest, Marisa DiMarcantino, hair stylist at Blue Hair Salon in Huntington Valley, says that the deep conversations and connections she makes with clients are among the gifts that foster love and learning within herself. She says she is very sensitive to making people feel comfortable and creating space to receive and give. Marisa expresses herself in artistry and the social aspect of her job and says that she is not just in the service industry, but the people industry, as well.

Listen in for this uplifting and delightful conversation.

Follow Marisa’s journey here. 

Our August S2W Podcast discussion invites you to SURRENDER to the possibilities before you. Talking with Emily Walker, yoga teacher, artist, and Social Media Director/Community Planner for swiig Juice Bar & Café, we delved into what it really means to surrender, to find strength in vulnerability, and to hold onto something without “clenching it.” She points out that if we hold on too tightly, it becomes a source of tension, so we need to “surrender with an open palm.”

Emily holds an MA in Religious Studies from Emory University and incorporates times of prayer and quiet into her day, as well as the practices of yoga and Ayurveda, as ways of letting go and making space to live life more fully. Like her last name, she claims to be a “walker” through life, letting go of what doesn’t serve her in order to find her true path.

You can follow Emily's journey here.
And get the latest and greatest from swiig cafe's offerings here. 

Welcome to our June Podcast where we focus on the themes of SEEK & FIND. Listen and be inspired by special guest, Lori Felt, Founder of Lori Diamond Arts. Lori’s passion and talent for art led to a lifetime of creativity. But it wasn’t until this passion intersected with another one that she was able to find her true path. Lori speaks with us about her collaboration with organizations that address health and human rights issues and how her unique brand of art has benefitted these causes and given her life new meaning. The focus of much of her art is on self-love and empowerment for girls and women and being a changemaker both locally and globally.

You can meet Lori at our upcoming Summer Open House at Nourishing Storm in Hatboro, PA Saturday, June 18th 12-3pm. Learn more about Lori's work on her website, visit her etsy shop "LoriDiamondArt" and follow her journey on instagram. 

As human beings, a concept we all can agree upon is that breath is something we literally can’t live without. But using that breath as a centering and healing tool can boost our quality of life. Our April theme of Breathe sparked this insightful S2W conversation with Colin Kirts owner of Koru Real Wellness in Doylestown. Colin points out that “the things we most need to cherish are simple and obvious” like breath. But often those things can be elusive as we try and reach perfection or gain mastery of them. He emphasizes that learning never stops and there is always an “unpredictable adventure” awaiting us. Moving out of our own way and breathing into any situation, helps us regain our center, and focus on what is important at the moment.

You can learn more about Colin's offerings here.

Follow Koru Real Wellness on Instagram.

And make sure to tune into Colin's podcast "Movement Matters"

Our final podcast of 2021 focuses on the theme of Transcend, the concept of going beyond, rising above, and leaving behind what no longer serves us. I am so excited to welcome, as our guest, Margo Langlotz, Astrologer, Massage Therapist, Spiritual Advisor, and Multi Dimensional Healer. Margo talks about the challenges of the past year and how it led her to guide others on their healing journey. She emphasizes how important it is for people – and even animals - to transcend their fears, to not be crippled by them or enabled by others to stay in a limiting place. She emphasizes the need to “hold ourselves gently”, create spiritual grounding, and not be afraid to ask others to hold space for us on our journey. She points out that teachers are all around us and describes one of her first teachers, a pony named Pierre, who showed her how exciting it was to gallop and jump.

Learn more about Margo's offerings here and follow her here.