Weekly meetings presented by ARTIC and the Self-Care Sanctuary Group Self-care is more than rest, it’s about learning how to show up for yourself with intention, clarity, and support. Self-Care Sanctuary is a reflective and supportive space for resilient men and women seeking community, connection, and practical steps to create and maintain a meaningful self-care plan. Our weekly workshop and discussions are interactive, fun, and community oriented. We meet on zoom. Rememner

Respect in the workplace creates an environment where everyone feels valued and heard. But sometimes, simple words or actions can cross a line and feel unprofessional. Do we ignore it or say something? Respect can’t exist if unconscious biases, disguised as "harmless" names or remarks, go unchecked.  The Risks Healthy workplace boundaries help create psychological safety. They allow individuals to protect their energy, maintain self-respect, and stay engaged without compromis

Your 30s can feel like a crossroads. Career pressure grows. Health suddenly matters more. Emotions become heavier. Relationships shift. And sometimes stress pushes us into habits we know are not helping. You are not alone. The good news: small, consistent changes now will pay off in the biggest ways later. Take that leap of faith! Here are 7 simple, life-changing habits your future-self will thank you for. 1. Take Your Health Seriously Now Your body is strong, but it still ne

There is a real power to writing down your thoughts, feelings, and listening to that quiet voice within you. The focus shifts from achieving external milestones to understanding your inner world. Many realise that real change does not begin with action, but with reflection and a different mindset. Change begins with inner work, the practice of understanding your thoughts, emotional patterns, and values so that your outer world reflects who you truly are. Personal growth often

As the seasons shift, so do your body and your needs. Many women in their 30s notice changes in energy, mood, hydration, and skin throughout the year. Seasonal self-care is a gentle way to stay connected to yourself by adjusting routines so you feel supported, not overwhelmed. Nature naturally moves in cycles, and you are moving with those cycles too! In spring and summer, longer days and warmer weather often encourage movement, socialising, and fresh foods. This is a great t

Intuitive eating is a way to rebuild trust with your body by paying attention to hunger, fullness, satisfaction, and emotional needs. It is not a diet. It is a supportive mindset that helps you feel well, energised, and connected to yourself. In your 30s, your relationship with food and your body often changes. Diet trends may have influenced how you eat in the past, but many women are making changes for a calmer and more holistic approach to eating and nutrition. Intuitiv

Throughout your 30s, responsibilities often expand faster than personal time. Career goals, household tasks, relationships, and the pressure to perform can slowly replace activities that once brought joy. Many women set aside creative outlets not because they lost interest, but because creativity no longer feels practical. Yet research consistently shows that creative self-expression supports mental wellbeing, lowers stress hormones, and strengthens cognitive function. When y

Many women in their 30s notice shifts in digestion, energy, and emotional wellbeing. What often goes overlooked is that your gut and your brain are deeply connected. The gut is sometimes called the second brain because it produces many of the same neurotransmitters that influence mood, including serotonin. When your gut health is supported, your mood, focus, and stress levels can improve as well. Inside your digestive system lives the gut microbiome, a community of trillions

Life in your 30s can feel filled with expectations. There are pressures to do well at work, maintain relationships, and always appear confident. With so much noise around you, it can be easy to lose touch with your own voice. Quiet confidence is not about being the loudest. It is the steady trust you build in who you are. Self-trust is the gatekeeper of confidence building. Quiet confidence grows from self-awareness. Notice when you choose based on approval- seeking behaviour

Sleep is often one of the first things sacrificed when life feels busy, especially for women juggling career demands, relationships, and personal wellbeing. But sleep is not a luxury. It is a core pillar of physical and mental health. Prioritizing sleep can improve energy levels, hormone balance, metabolism, mood, and immune function. That is why searches for tips to fall asleep faster, nighttime anxiety relief, and sleep hygiene strategies continue to rise. Redefining sleep

Turning 30 is a milestone that often brings more confidence and clarity about who you are. Yet, it is also the time when your body quietly starts to shift. Bone density naturally peaks around age 30 and then slowly declines. Muscle mass decreases gradually each year unless it is actively maintained. For women, hormonal changes can make this process even faster, increasing the future risk of osteoporosis, injuries, and slowed metabolism. This is why prioritizing bone and muscl

Life in your 30s can feel full in every direction. Work demands, family responsibilities, and personal goals can quickly take over your time and your living space. When clutter builds, your mind often follows. Decluttering is not just about cleaning your home. It is a form of self care that supports your mental wellbeing and creates room for calm, focus, and joy. Our environment directly affects how we think and feel. A cluttered home can lead to stress, distraction, and deci

Life in your late 30s often feels like an endless balancing act. Careers are growing, families demand attention, relationships need nurturing, and personal goals still matter. With so much happening at once, stress can build quickly. This is where mindfulness becomes a powerful tool. Mindfulness for busy lives is not about sitting in silence for an hour or escaping to a retreat. It is about bringing small, meaningful moments of calm into your daily routine so you can feel mor

Does this sound like you? You're in your 30s and feel like a powerful woman, yet confused at the same time. You know who you are but your hormone balance is quietly shifting and you simply don't feel like yourself. Hormone imbalances can affect your mood, energy, metabolism, and menstrual health. You notice the changes, but you aren't sure what to do. Understanding these hormonal changes in your 30s empowers you to take control of your wellbeing. What’s Really Changing: Hormo

For many women in their 30s, mornings can feel like a sprint before the day has even begun. Between work, relationships, family responsibilities, and the mental load that never seems to turn off, building a morning routine that actually supports your wellbeing can feel impossible. Yet this is often a turning point, a time when your energy, purpose, and mental health become priorities rather than afterthoughts. If you’ve been craving a calmer start to your day, this is your in

Your 30s are a decade of major transitions, and while this can be exciting, it can also bring uncertainty and emotional overwhelm. Many women find themselves reassessing who they are, what they want, and what truly matters. Career growth, relationship shifts, evolving friendships, financial decisions, and identity changes all happen at once. This is a time of transformation that deserves compassion and support. Society often tells women they should have it all together by 30,

Fitness in your 30s looks different than it did in your early 20s, and that is not a bad thing. Your body is wiser and more intuitive. Now you need movement that prioritizes strength, mobility, and longevity instead of just calorie burning. Many women in this decade are shifting from intense workouts to routines that support energy, hormone balance, and mental health. Low impact fitness is one of the most powerful ways to stay strong without exhausting your system. It reduces

I wrote this poem years ago. I was in my mid 20s and struggling with my then-relationship, finances, and life in general. A friend suggested I get outside for some fresh air. That was the last thing I wanted to do. Luckily, I took my friend's advice. It was a warm and sunny day. For a moment, I forgot my worries and struggles. It is remarkable how healing writing can be. This poem came to me as I sat pondering my feelings, overlooking the lily pads. Nature's Symposium Transit

Technology is woven into nearly every part of modern life, especially for us women, balancing busy careers and full calendars. Phones, laptops, and constant communication help us stay productive, but they often leave us feeling overstimulated, distracted, and emotionally drained. A digital detox is not about ditching technology entirely. It is about using it intentionally so your energy and wellbeing come first. Many women experience tech exhaustion: scrolling late at night,

The pressure to excel at work while managing relationships, health, home life, and personal growth can feel overwhelming. The phrase “work life balance” often seems like a motivational quote rather than an achievable reality. But balance is not about doing everything perfectly, it is about creating a life that supports your wellbeing, goals, and happiness, not just your productivity. Self-love and self-care are equally as important. Whether you are climbing the career ladder,