Archive

Health is far more than the mere absence of disease. It is an active, ongoing pursuit that requires daily attention and conscious effort. The human body is an extraordinary, self-regulating system capable of correcting imbalances and addressing pathologies—if it’s provided with the right conditions, support, and time.

PRESS RELEASE: Marion Institute's BioMed Program Launches it's 3rd Annual 2025 21-Day Reset

Marion Institute's December 2024 Newsletter featuring upcoming events, happenings, and program announcements.

We're Flipping the Script on Giving Tuesday This Year! Marion Institute isn't asking for donations this Giving Tuesday, we proudly donated our time at Skinny Dip Farm in Westport, MA!

Marion Institute's November 2024 Newsletter featuring upcoming events, happenings, and program announcements.

Rest & Reset - Join us for a peaceful and rejuvenating two-hour experience designed to nourish both body and mind. As the sun sets over the idyllic Onset Bay waters and the golden hour rays cascade through the floor-to-ceiling windows, you’ll be bathed in nature's sound frequencies. This event combines gentle yoga, mindfulness meditation, chakra healing, and the therapeutic power of sound bowls, bells, and gongs to create a holistic journey of relaxation and inner balance.

The new year is the perfect time to reset. To make it easy, we’ll send you daily emails with simple tips to improve your health and boost your immune system. Join us for our Third Annual 21-Day Reset, where we’ll guide you through daily habits that support your well-being and align with the "Natural Laws to Live By."

The 2024-2025 school year marks an exciting chapter for the Marion Institute's Grow Education Farm-to-School (Grow FTS) program, as it welcomes five dedicated FoodCorps Service Members to support and grow its impact.

Healthy Food Starts with Healthy Soil: Marion Institute's Grow Education Farm-to-Table Programs Brings Soil Science to Life in Local School Gardens through Soil Testing.

The Marion Institute's Southcoast Food Policy Council (SFPC) is Looking for New Community Advisory Board (CAB) Members

The state-funded Healthy Incentives Program (HIP) helps people on fixed or low incomes who use SNAP (the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) buy nutritious vegetables and fruit from local farmers at participating farmer's markets, mobile markets, farm stands, and CSAs...