The Hidden Power of the Be Well with Dr Michelle Greenwell Podcast
Season 6 of the Be Well with Dr Michelle Greenwell podcast has been released. What a season this will be! The vault is full of great episodes for you to enjoy. Join us!
Season 6 of the Be Well with Dr Michelle Greenwell podcast has been released. What a season this will be! The vault is full of great episodes for you to enjoy. Join us!
Being named a Top 5 finalist for the Legacy Builder Award with the Authority Awards is a deeply meaningful honour. This recognition reflects more than a personal milestone — it celebrates the conversations, collaborations, and community-centred wellness initiatives that continue to shape my work through CanBeWell, Marathon Jam, and Be Well with Dr Michelle Greenwell. From building self-care tools and healing-centered programs to celebrating World Tai Chi and Qigong Day as part of our Blue Zone vision for community wellbeing, this acknowledgement strengthens my commitment to helping others reconnect with the body’s remarkable capacity to heal.
So many of us move through life with a quieted voice—held back by past experiences, self-doubt, or the fear of being seen and heard. Yet, when we begin to explore our voice—whether through sound, tone, or expression—something shifts.
Have you given yourself the space to pause, regroup, relax, and let go of your diagnosis or situation? The Illness Brain is something that can hold you in a pattern that continues to feed the situation. Join Laurin Wittig and Michelle Greenwell as they explore the power of vacation in this “Facing Dementia” podcast episode.
Join us March 28 in St Peters as Ann-Marie Boudreau and Michelle Greenwell power up your posture using sound and movement. This is a great chance to get ready for the outdoors and the healing sounds of nature while you walk, garden, and get back to living in the beauty of Cape Breton. Check out the details.
What happens when musicians get together? Music, connection and healing. Add movement, a formula for wellbeing, some great food and beverages, and you have a day you won’t soon forget. Check out the details for Marathon Jam’s 2nd Annual Healing through Music and Movement event on April 18th.
For the second year, the Greenwell Center for Holistic Health is proud to participate in Podcasthon, joining podcasters around the world who dedicate an episode to sharing the story and impact of nonprofit organizations making a difference.
In this special episode, Dr. Michelle Greenwell and Natascha Polomski explore the work of the Canadian Association of BioEnergetic Wellness and highlight CanBeWell.org as a growing resource for wellness plans, courses, events, and community support. Together, they discuss the importance of empowering people with practical skills—such as muscle monitoring and biofeedback—so individuals can become active participants in their own wellness journey rather than focusing solely on dis-ease.
Paired with a joyful cup of Playtime Tea from the Cape Breton Tea Company, this conversation celebrates collaboration, education, and the power of community to support mental health awareness and holistic wellbeing.
The Nervous System responds to our environment instantly to bring us to safety. How we think, feel, and act all contribute to the calming of our system, or the level of stress added to the system. In this special interview with Christine Ruch, she shares more about this journey and how your active living choices can change the way you feel. Enjoy this latest Be Well with Dr Michelle Greenwell Podcast episode.
Join us for an immersive, multi-discipline retreat exploring how the spine, the Five Elements, and vibrational frequency guide growth, healing, and self-realization. Register for the 8 day August retreat today.
Can tea play a role in supporting migraine headaches? Check out this special blogpost sharing the fantastic information offered by the Mindful Migraine Blog. We all need to be more mindful and present, and how can that choice change your health and wellbeing. Check out the resources to find out, and consider joining the Mindful Migraine Blog for their celebratory tea party this weekend.