Stress Reduction & Resilience Clinic
An 8-Week Journey Toward Greater Balance, Resilience & Well-Being
Cultivating calm. Building resilience. Living simply well.
At Living Simply Well, we believe that chronic stress is one of the greatest obstacles to living a healthy, balanced, and fulfilling life. Our 8-Week Stress Reduction & Resilience Clinic is designed to empower individuals with practical, sustainable tools to better understand stress, support nervous system regulation, and cultivate lasting well-being.
Rooted in the principles of yoga therapy, nervous system science, and evidence-informed integrative wellness, this guided program combines education, experiential practices, and individualized self-care strategies to help participants recognize their unique stress responses and develop healthier ways of navigating life’s challenges.
Throughout the eight weeks, participants will explore the connection between mind, body, and breath while learning accessible techniques such as mindful movement, breathwork, meditation, relaxation, and self-awareness practices. Emphasis is placed on integrating these tools into everyday life to support greater emotional balance, adaptability, and resilience.
Meet Your Facilitator
Angeline Finch, APRN, ACNS-BC
Founder & Owner, Living Simply Well
Advanced Practice Registered Nurse | RYT-500 | Yoga Therapist in Residency
With 30 years of hospital-based experience, our founder brings a unique perspective that bridges conventional medicine and integrative wellness. Currently practicing in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Emplify Health, she supports individuals recovering from life-altering conditions, including stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, and amputation. Her previous clinical experience includes Cardiac Surgery.
Throughout her career, she has witnessed the profound impact of illness, injury, and chronic stress on individuals and their families, inspiring her passion for a whole-person approach to well-being.
As an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, certified yoga teacher with more than 500 hours of training, and yoga therapist in residency, she integrates clinical knowledge with evidence-informed mind-body practices to empower individuals to become active participants in their own health and healing.
Her work reflects a simple belief: When we learn to understand and support our nervous system, we create opportunities for greater resilience, connection, and sustainable well-being.
