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5 Healthy Choices Cynt Marshall Makes in a Day
The Dallas Mavs CEO on integrating physical, mental, and spiritual health and how a health scare shifted her view on wellness.
By Kimber Westphall

Mental Health
Coryanne Ettiene’s Journey to Self Care
The Ettiene Market founder burned out and broke down. Then she tried everything to build herself back up.

Health & Wellness
3 Wellness Experiences You Must Try in Dallas
Reset your chakras, relieve your allergy symptoms, and attend a sound bath at these local spots.
By Lydia Brooks and Emma McRae

Home & Garden
How to Turn Your Home into a Wellness Sanctuary
Refresh your living space with each of the five senses in mind.
By Laura Kostelny

Health & Fitness
5 Healthy Choices Training Mate’s Luke Milton Makes in a Day
The Australian fitness trainer on Dallas studio, his professional rugby days, and how he’s shaking up the local fitness scene.
By Kimber Westphall
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A North Texas Dermatologist Answers 7 Winter Skincare Questions
It’s cold and dry out, which can harm the skin if you’re not careful. We asked Westlake Dermatology’s Dr. Ramya Kollipara to tell us which products to try, if we should switch up our routines in freezing temperatures, and more.

Health & Wellness
How to Navigate Healthy Eating During the Holidays
We talked to a local dietician about the toxicity around food culture this time of year and how people can combat it.

Health & Wellness
How to Destress in Dallas This December
The holiday season can be stressful. So, we rounded up 10 local wellness activities and remedies to help you unwind and carve out a bit of peace.
By Kimber Westphall

Health & Wellness
5 Healthy Choices Yaser Elqutub Makes Each Day
The doctor of osteopathy and former pro football player talks how faith, diet, and exercise shape his wellness journey.
By Kimber Westphall

Healthcare
Dallas City Hall Targets Period Poverty
A city pilot program found that nearly half of the people who received free menstrual products at libraries and other public buildings had reported missing work or school because they didn’t have access to those items. Dallas wants to change that.