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Amanda Wilson Wellness how to: total wellness in real life
RN BSN, Integrative Nutritionist, CPT
mama x2
Fayetteville, AR + beyond for coaching

girl grip: RN edition 🏥🩺 my story hasn’t been linear whatsoever. but if i could tell my nervous 22-year-old baby nurse s...
10/26/2026

girl grip: RN edition 🏥🩺 my story hasn’t been linear whatsoever. but if i could tell my nervous 22-year-old baby nurse self one thing, it would be this: there will be seasons when you feel so far behind and others when you feel exactly where you’re supposed to be. and both will teach you something. every job, every pivot, every season of life has given me something i didn’t have before. wisdom, compassion, confidence, perspective.

i’ve learned that “i don’t know” and “this is my first time doing this” are perfectly okay things to say. that advocating for others can be both beautiful and incredibly difficult. that you can learn to see things from multiple perspectives without abandoning your own.

age 22 → started as a cardiac nurse, nervous as could be
• age 24 → had my first baby and became a stay-at-home mom.
• age 27 → had my second baby. age 29 → became a foster mom.
• age 30 → returned to nursing part-time as a clinical instructor
• age 31 → became a single mom and called a hospital overnight practically begging for shifts because i knew they needed nurses during 2020 & got certified in integrative nutrition
• age 32 → picked up shifts in rheumatology and worked in geriatric medicine
• age 33 → started working in cosmetic surgery during the week and bartending on weekends to cover bills and my kids’ activities. lost 20 lbs in 8 weeks from the stress (not okay) → eventually left nursing to build my health coaching business while continuing to bartend to support myself
• age 35 → had the hard realization that the business i had poured so much into wasn’t going to support us financially the way i needed it to. applied to nurse practitioner school and went back to the hospital for more stability
• age 37 → here we are: still in school, still nursing, still learning, still growing.

lots of pivoting, messing up, & unlearning. Ive learned to be durable. fight frailty. do whatever it takes to train your brain toward gratitude, even when life doesn’t make it easy. speak up for yourself. move in ways that honor who you are. stay compassionate without abandoning your boundaries.

always find joy in the small things everyday. The alternative isn’t worth it 💙

girl grip: RN edition 🏥🩺  my story hasn’t been linear whatsoever. but if i could tell my nervous 22-year-old baby nurse ...
10/26/2026

girl grip: RN edition 🏥🩺 my story hasn’t been linear whatsoever. but if i could tell my nervous 22-year-old baby nurse self one thing, it would be this: there will be seasons when you feel so far behind and others when you feel exactly where you’re supposed to be. and both will teach you something. every job, every pivot, every season of life has given me something i didn’t have before. wisdom, compassion, confidence, perspective.

i’ve learned that “i don’t know” and “this is my first time doing this” are perfectly okay things to say. that advocating for others can be both beautiful and incredibly difficult. that you can learn to see things from multiple perspectives without abandoning your own.

age 22 → started as a cardiac nurse, nervous as could be
• age 24 → had my first baby and became a stay-at-home mom.
• age 27 → had my second baby. age 29 → became a foster mom.
• age 30 → returned to nursing part-time as a clinical instructor
• age 31 → became a single mom and called a hospital overnight practically begging for shifts because i knew they needed nurses during 2020 & got certified in integrative nutrition
• age 32 → picked up shifts in rheumatology and worked in geriatric medicine
• age 33 → started working in cosmetic surgery during the week and bartending on weekends to cover bills and my kids’ activities. lost 20 lbs in 8 weeks from the stress (not okay) → eventually left nursing to build my health coaching business while continuing to bartend to support myself
• age 35 → had the hard realization that the business i had poured so much into wasn’t going to support us financially the way i needed it to. applied to nurse practitioner school and went back to the hospital for more stability
• age 37 → here we are: still in school, still nursing, still learning, still growing.

lots of pivoting, messing up, & unlearning. Ive learned to be durable. fight frailty. do whatever it takes to train your brain toward gratitude, even when life doesn’t make it easy. speak up for yourself. move in ways that honor who you are. stay compassionate without abandoning your boundaries.

always find joy in the small things everyday. The alternative isn’t worth it 💙

10/23/2026

add these to your cart next 🍫🥞🍊
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10/20/2026

just tried to do my best honestly 😅✈️ completely delirious

sept & aug photo dump to remind you that wellness doesn’t happen outside of real life but right smack dab in the middle ...
10/15/2026

sept & aug photo dump to remind you that wellness doesn’t happen outside of real life but right smack dab in the middle of it. so keep living 🦋🧞‍♂️🥣

1. new fav workout addition at SaltWay Studio
2. always make time for an outdoor walk even if it’s for 10-15 min, I can show you the data of its benefits to boost mood, improve mental health, increase creativity, regulate blood sugar.
3. please be silly forever, it’s cool 😎 and good for you
4. highly recommend the health benefit of playing mermaids with friends even if that means squeezing in a few days between work, kids schedules, and all of life
5. Dodo Coffee Company is the spot. I try to work on school out of the house at least once a week. changing environments improve focus.
6. walk to coffee may always be a fav activity
7. When your 11 year old says “I really like doing this with you” in the middle of baking cookies with you 😭 this is when sweets are worth it — tied to bonding moments
8. lots of learning and new training this year at work & it’s good to be a beginner again (!!)
9. stopped wearing mascara on a daily basis and reserved for evenings or out and I love it. Side note: been determined to stay present amidst these wild work/clinical hours this fall. 6 more weeks of crazy before a break.
10. If you don’t stop for 2 minutes to enjoy the sunset then you need to get a grip
11. Nothing like a shower post long day + always CurrentBody red light mask while resetting the house
12. Ancient Nutrition chocolate bone broth night cap SO good
13. Take a moment to have gratitude for your surroundings. Sometimes I still am overwhelmed with how far I’ve come.
14. First pep rally, am I actually old enough to have a son who is also old enough for pep rallies 🥹
15. Dinner to go + Bloom Nutrition pop (my boys and my favorite!!) while watching his football training

recent travel eats 🗺️✈️ incredible how even indulging while overseas still means feeling good, real whole food, and incr...
10/12/2026

recent travel eats 🗺️✈️ incredible how even indulging while overseas still means feeling good, real whole food, and incredible flavor everytime. What a concept. lol.

1. carrots orange ginger juice (new fav combo) & iced latte with only espresso, milk, cinnamon. No sweetener or flavor needed.
2. the best tacos I’ve ever had and you don’t leave feeling heavy
3. snack plate I made myself while he was at practice. seed crackers, aged cheddar, olives, pumpkin seeds, Brazil nuts. did you know just a few Brazil nuts contains all the selenium you need for your thyroid? Real food supplement.
4. seafood dish with butter, lemon, garlic and a seafood broth with all the fresh herbs. Incredible.
5. Causal sandwich from the gym cafe (tuna, egg, fresh cucumber, tomato, spinach) and another bomb simple latte.
6. açaí bowls with an (indulgent) view
7. first time trying paella and first time in Spain for one of his games! So good. Paired it with a dry martini.
8. Some kind of delicious ahi tuna tostada situation with mango, avocado, and cream.

over the last four years I’ve done a few things in the aesthetic wellness realm that I have loved & wanted to share sinc...
10/09/2026

over the last four years I’ve done a few things in the aesthetic wellness realm that I have loved & wanted to share since I get questions from time to time. nothing major just things to maintain and refresh. I see Kristen King Davidson (ily sis) and she has built such a beautiful concept & space for our community at The House. None of this is sponsored/paid, I just genuinely love this space and love the services I’ve received:

• micro-needling. first series I got was in 2018 at another place but plan on resuming skin pen micro-needling and budgeting for it 2-3x per year. This has really changed my skin texture for the better and long term.
• tox between my eye brows every 6 months cause I have a gnarly line that likes to stick with the first furrow of my brow, lol. And then I get my forehead here and there.
• lip filler. I get questions if I have received this and yes! First time I got it was in 2022 and just had 2 minor touch ups since then. Kristen does such a good job of building to your natural shape so it looks like you. It keeps my lips looks hydrated and no lines, too.
• ultra clear laser one time. This was a commitment and did it between shifts when I was on break from school. However, I had two significant pigmented spots on my cheek and guess what? It made them VANISH.

That’s it!! My skin has never been better & good daily skincare is so important, I can share that next (along with a clean, Whole Foods). My regimen is simple and effective! On my list at The House next? Lymphatic facial and getting on a good skin pen schedule.

PS. I even hosted an engagement party. It’s the perfect space for any intimate event.

09/26/2026

Good morning! It was time to repost my salted maple iced latte 🫡 I am shocked every time how good it is. You can make this a hot latte too with some steamed milk.

09/21/2026

a layered life that has taught me so much. Let’s keep learning while having agency 🫡 a slow Saturday morning was needed with my boys.

that morning stack stays the same tho:
- morning light
- THE SKINNY CONFIDENTIAL ice roller and caffeinated sunscreen
- coffee w cinnamon & Evergreen Beef Co. milk
- movement or stretching

use ITSBEAR for $$ off at Native Pet, he loves them.

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