As students, we often lament that school is hard, implying an unspoken expectation that life should not be hard. This assumption is dangerous because beauty results from difficultly. The times in life when we are desperate invite us to recognize a grand plan, one that extends beyond our own life, and surrender to it.
When Douglas Valdez, LMHCA, MA, MSOM, MBA, ’18, first started as an acupuncture student at National University of Health Sciences (NUHS), he had no idea he would one day become a mental health counselor. It wasn’t until Valdez started working as an intern at National University’s Whole Health Center that he decided to combine the two fields.
With the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays coming up, it may be wise to prioritize your digestive health. Both holidays are often associated with indulgent and rich foods, which can sometimes be a strain on the digestive system. Aside from helping you avoid being overstuffed or lethargic, healthy digestion can also ensure proper nutrient absorption. It may even affect your energy levels.
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