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Las Vegas wellness coaches and mental health clinics say structured screen-free windows — not vague intentions — are the key to actually lowering stress in a city that never stops buzzing.
Las Vegas never sleeps — but you should, and these room-by-room fixes can make all the difference.
Las Vegas has more mental health providers than ever, but most residents have no idea which door to knock on — and the wrong choice can cost months and hundreds of dollars.
From Summerlin to Henderson, the valley's public fitness infrastructure has quietly grown into one of the Southwest's most underrated workout networks.
From the Strip's 24-hour glare to smartphone scrolling at 2 a.m., Las Vegas has a sleep crisis hiding in plain sight — and local wellness experts say the fix starts with understanding the problem.
Las Vegas wellness coaches say structured screen-free time is the stress management tool most residents aren't using — and the science backs them up.
Las Vegas has more trails, parks, and pedestrian corridors than most visitors realize — and wellness instructors say they're perfect classrooms for one of the oldest stress-reduction techniques around.
From free Sunday sits in Summerlin to casino-adjacent breathwork studios on the Strip, the valley's mindfulness scene has quietly grown into something serious.
Las Vegas runs 24 hours, but your body doesn't — here's what sleep researchers say actually works when the neon won't quit.
Las Vegas runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week — and that relentless pace is quietly wrecking the sleep of the people who live here.
While visitors crowd the Strip, Las Vegas residents are quietly logging miles on trails that most out-of-towners never find.
From Downtown Arts District juice bars to Summerlin grain bowl spots, registered dietitians are pointing hungry locals toward a growing roster of venues that take clean eating seriously.
New neuroscience research is clarifying exactly how meditation reshapes the brain — and Las Vegas's growing wellness community is paying attention.
Across the Las Vegas Valley, dog-friendly parks are quietly evolving into full-service outdoor wellness hubs where regular gym-goers are trading treadmills for trails and tail-waggers.
From Summerlin trails to downtown pop-up yoga, no-cost group workouts are drawing record turnout as residents hunt for ways to stay active without the gym bill.
With grocery bills climbing and schedules tighter than ever, Southern Nevada residents are turning Sunday afternoons into a nutritional lifeline for the week ahead.
Las Vegas wellness providers say most people wait too long to seek help — and then walk into the wrong door when they finally do.
Las Vegas runs on late nights and bright lights — but the science on screens and sleep is more complicated than the usual advice suggests.
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