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What Can You Actually Do With a Yoga Teacher Certification?
Discover how a yoga teacher certification can open career doors beyond the studio—in schools, healthcare, business, and more—while giving back
Mia Jakubowsky : The Share Institute, Inc.'s 2027 Scientist of the Year
Announcing Mia Jakubowsky as our 2027 Scientist of the Year for her contributions to prenatal health, literature, and community leadership.
On the Road for Wellness: Joseluis Steps Up as Our High School Volunteer Driver
From managing sports programs to delivering yoga mats to Rikers Island, see how student-leader Joseluis López-Sanchez is driving real change with ShareLove.Fund.
How Stationery Affects Incarcerated Women
One of ShareLove.Fund’s missions is to give hope to incarcerated women in their times of need during imprisonment. To do this, Share.Love.Fund provides imprisoned women with stationery. The stationery allows incarcerated women to maintain a sense of connection with the outside world. This case study examines the impact that stationary has on incarcerated women.
Aryan Pandalai : The Share Institute, Inc.’s 2023 Scientist of the Year
Join us in celebrating Aryan Pandalai, our 2023 Scientist of the Year! Pandali was selected by our prestigious Board of Directors comprised of multiple M.D.’s including M.D. Ph.D., Dr. Billick, & Professor of Neurosurgery, Dr. Ben Haim after publishing his article on The Impact Of Mindfulness On Developmental Neurology.
Mindfulness Helps You To Enjoy Motherhood and Reduce Postpartum Depression
Even though it might not be possible to spend some time by yourself, you can incorporate mindfulness into your daily routine and work on the skill of being present. This helps us to avoid or reduce any signs of depression or anxiety.
The Importance of your Maternal Mental Health to Postpartum Depression
Why are pregnant women and new mothers so vulnerable? According to many studies, factors including hormonal fluctuations, insufficient sleep, and having to take care of a newborn all play a role. And because of institutional racism's effects on mental health, the strain placed on women and mothers in America is significantly greater.