Ever heard of Umbrella Health and Resilience? They specialize in the art of thriving under pressure. And what do these resilience experts have to say about the SaS book? They love it! Here are two quick excerpts from their review.
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03
Apr
2012
SaS Recommended for Workplace Teams
05
Mar
2012
Sprout Savvy Says “SaS Is An Essential Tool”
If you are not sure how to fit healthy habits into your lifestyle, then check out this excerpt from Sprout Savvy’s review of the Smarts and Stamina book:
“The book is easy to use and provides the tools needed to achieve body-mind harmony. The science-based information provided is practical and easy-to-read. It allows you to set achievable goals and reflect on challenges that may have affected your health in the past. “Smarts and Stamina” is as an essential tool to kickstart your journey to better health and productivity.”
15
Jan
2012
Psychology of Wellbeing Endorses SaS
Jeremy McCarthy, Director of Global Spa Development and Operations at Starwoods Hotels and blogger extraordinaire, posted a very flattering article last week about the SaS model and philosophy. If you’ve never visited his blog, I encourage you to do so because you’re really missing out! Here’s an excerpt from his most recent article.
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Greater Good is a Berkeley University publication focusing on The Science of a Meaningful Life, and Jill Suttie, Psy.D., is its book review editor. Needless to say Kathryn and I were excited to see her talk about our book! Retail Therapy Lounge operates in a completely different reality and has different objectives than Berkeley, yet they come to very similar conclusions when it comes to the SaS book.
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14
Nov
2011
More Good News in the SaS World!
14
Oct
2011
Spas as Vitality Centers
23
Sep
2011
2 Great Blogs Talk About SaS This Week
I’m loving all the action! After enjoying the opportunity to share the SaS philosophy on 2 radio shows earlier this week, 2 great blogs are now also spreading the news. Jeremy McCarthy talks about the SaS Compass and why he loves it on his fabulous blog The Psychology of Wellbeing, and Louisa Jewell offers a generous and comprehensive book review on the Positive Psychology News.
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