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Turning a New Leaf: Connectivity and Healing this September

Writer: Natalie Mereniuk
Natalie Mereniuk
Aug 31
1 min read

Medical Trauma Therapy


Turning a New Leaf Together

As the season shifts, let us lean into the body's wisdom.

Soft golden sunlight filtering through a canopy of changing autumn leaves.


Hello beautiful community!

My name is Natalie (she/her), and I am excited to connect with you and your family! Summer had lots of mixed weather, but I hope you were able to find what brings you joy and gratitiude! I was able to try tree planting for the first time, & desite the rain, I ws pleasantly suprised at how easy it was, and how nice it was to connect to our community!

 

 

September is only a few weeks away, and with it, a familiar sense of transition. For many of us, it’s a time of going back—to school, to routine, to busier schedules. But for those of us navigating medical trauma, burnout, or the quiet weight of chronic illness, this transition can feel profound. It’s a moment to ask: How am I connecting with myself today?

gentle stretching

I invite you to get curious about your own healing. Whether you are a healthcare worker feeling the pangs of burnout or someone struggling with somatic symptoms that words haven't yet reached, there is space here to breathe and begin again.

 



gentle stretching

My office space in South Edmonton in the Ritchie Professional Centre



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Points of Connection


A single delicate green leaf resting on a smooth stone with water droplets.

Medical Trauma

Navigating the psychological impact of medical experiences.

A balanced stack of smooth river stones in a peaceful forest setting.

Burnout

Support for healthcare workers facing the weight of service.

Ethereal morning mist rising over a quiet, green autumnal meadow.

Somatic Symptoms

Understanding the language your body is speaking.


 
 
 

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Edmonton, AB
Canada

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