Babette Dunkelgrun

Option B

Naturalist and author John Muir famously said: “In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.” And it’s true: Spending time outside has an abundance of benefits for both physical and mental health.

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Body Image / Acceptance Tips

Ode Magazine March/April 2012 Page 72

For parents, self-care is often last on the to-do list. From the first moment those two pink lines appear on our pregnancy test, it seems like everything revolves around those tiny humans—with almost nothing left over for ourselves. But Babette Dunkelgrun, a certified health coach in San Francisco, thinks it’s time for that to change. And before we can change our personal health, we need to change our mindset.
Ditching The Guilt
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Social Media Management

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