Movement On The Road: A Simple Way To Support Travel Wellbeing
Sometimes it feels as though there is pressure to maintain your usual movement routine when you travel. In reality, travel…
Travel places extra demands on our nervous system, routines, and attention. This section focuses on practical, evidence-informed ways to support your wellbeing while travelling, without perfection, restriction, or rigid rules.
Sometimes it feels as though there is pressure to maintain your usual movement routine when you travel. In reality, travel…
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