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7 contributions to April Joy Wellness
Merry Christmas 🎄
Happy Thursday and Merry Christmas, beautiful souls! On this most special of days, let's talk about something that makes the holidays even more meaningful: "Gratitude and Relationships: Strengthening Bonds." There's something magical about Christmas that brings out our appreciation for the people we love, and today feels like the perfect time to explore how gratitude can deepen and strengthen our most precious connections. The Power of Gratitude in Relationships Gratitude isn't just a nice feeling—it's like relationship superglue! When we express genuine appreciation for the people in our lives, something beautiful happens. It creates a positive cycle where both people feel valued, seen, and loved. Research shows that couples and families who regularly express gratitude to each other report higher satisfaction, deeper intimacy, and stronger bonds. Why Gratitude Works So Well When we feel appreciated, our brains release oxytocin—often called the "love hormone"—which increases feelings of connection and trust. Gratitude also helps us focus on what's going right in our relationships rather than what might be lacking. It's like putting on gratitude glasses that help us see all the wonderful things our loved ones do that we might otherwise take for granted. The Christmas Connection Today is such a beautiful example of gratitude in action! Think about how the holiday spirit naturally brings out our appreciation for family, friends, and even strangers. We give gifts, share meals, create memories, and express love more openly. This is gratitude in its most joyful form—celebrating the people who matter most to us. Simple Ways to Express Gratitude in Relationships Be Specific with Your Appreciation Instead of just saying "thank you," try being more detailed: "I'm so grateful for how you always remember to ask about my day" or "I appreciate how patient you were when I was stressed about the holidays." Specific gratitude shows you're really paying attention. Notice the Small Things
Merry Christmas 🎄
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Merry Christmas !
My silence
I have been silent for the past few days because I am in mourning. My father passed away on Thursday (October 23), and I have been in shock and grief ever since. Today, I am returning to work as a school teacher, but I cannot promise that I won’t cry. I am focusing on self-care because it is essential for my health. I'm taking care of myself by making teas, sleeping when my body needs it, crying, and making sure I eat regularly. I have also taken a break from creating for this group and posting to engage with all of you wonderful people. I want to express my gratitude to all of you and apologize for being silent and distant. I will return to normal eventually, but I can't put a date on that. Please do me a favor: hug your loved ones tighter and longer the next time you see them because it could be the last time. If you can't hug them, then call, text, or write to them.
My silence
1 like • Oct 29
I am so very sorry for your lost April. Sending hugs to you.💗
Course Creation Question
What confuses you most about herbs and herbalism? I am developing a course and would appreciate your feedback. Please comment below and answer this question.
Course Creation Question
1 like • Oct 25
I was just listening David Winston who is an Herbalist and Ethnobotanist in clinical practice nearly 50 years. Interesting how he talks about herbalism. 🤩
Top 10 Dried Herbs for Teas
What top 10 dried herbs should a newie have in the kit for making teas? I would like to start building my kit since I am enjoying making my own creations but really wondering what basics or maybe unique ones to have on hand. I am not looking for any particular 'ailment' fix just a good variety. Thanks!
Top 10 Dried Herbs for Teas
1 like • Oct 22
Nettle and hibiscus is a must.
Welcome! Introduce yourself & learn about Skool? 🎉
Welcome, beautiful souls! I'm so excited you've joined our natural wellness community. 🌿✨ I'm April, your guide on this journey to simple, effective wellness routines. As busy women, we often put ourselves last on the to-do list. But here, we're changing that narrative together! Let's kick things off with a quick wellness win. Today, I challenge you to take 3 deep, mindful breaths whenever you feel stressed. It's a small step that can make a big difference. I'd love to hear from you! What's one area of natural wellness you're most curious about? Herbs for energy? Mindfulness for better sleep? Quick stress-busters? Drop a comment below and let's start this conversation! Also, create your own post and introduce yourself. This is a safe space, so feel free to spread your kindness around!!! Remember, small steps lead to big transformations. We're in this together! Stay positive and kind. 💜🌹 Watch these videos to find out what this community is all about.
Welcome! Introduce yourself & learn about Skool? 🎉
5 likes • Oct 19
@April Johnson looking forward to learn more about herbs, mindfulness and anything regarding our health.
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Pavlina Wsolova
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My name is Pavlina, I live in Canada. I received my certificate of Aromatherapy in July 2022.

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Joined Sep 18, 2025