Sustainable Food, Health, and Lifestyle Advocacy
Research
As a researcher, I am passionate about gathering, synthesizing, and presenting the most progressive and up to date information on a wide variety of topics related to regenerative well-being.
By conducting research grounded in human interest and behavior, I add to the growing body of evidence-based literature concerning sustainability, resilience, and the enhancement of quality of life.
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Participate
Why participate in a study?
Because you and your life experiences are important and valuable.
By participating in a study about wellbeing you not only get to know more about yourself but you also get to add to the body of information utilized to help create better lives for all beings.
Volunteers and participants are always needed to help us answer important questions about things that impact health, vitality, and wellbeing. Participating in research studies or taking our polls and surveys will help add to the much-needed resources on wellbeing and improve the health of individuals, communities, and ultimately the world. Interested to know more?
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Ask a Question
Remember curiosity is a superpower? Sometimes asking important questions and inviting deeper inquiry that includes others as co-researchers is an incredible way to access higher levels of well-being.
Asking questions and engaging in scientific search through methods and processes aimed at discovery enhances openness and lifts self development out of the realms of self help and into the realms of self-awareness and mastery. Research as a means of self-inquiry and dialogue with others aimed at finding the underlying meanings of important human experiences generates valuable data for the world. The deepest currents of meaning and knowledge take place within the individual through one's senses, perceptions, beliefs, and judgments. This requires a passionate, disciplined commitment to remain with a question intensely and continuously until it is illuminated or answered.
If you're curious or have a burning question that would make an interesting research project, reach out!
