Love and be in continual alignment with yourself with the most important tool you have: your intuition! Tune in this week for insights on the topic of listening inward and intuition, nourishing a relationship with your body’s messages, and discerning between intuition and fear-based decision-making.
a{Live} now: The Consequence of What Goes Unspoken – EP19
What is unspoken, undone, and unacknowledged – what needs to be expressed and doesn’t get air time – goes back in and rots inside of us. Learn about ways you can shift and use your expression to have a healthier body and how the language of Sanskrit connects with this song.
How to Heal and Grow with Ease : Pendulation
Pendulation describes movement back and forth. In Somatic Experiencing, it is the practice of moving from pleasant to unpleasant, or neutral/ease to challenge.
When you move back and forth from what’s safe to what may feel a bit more challenging, your nervous system is able to integrate small doses at a time and expand its capacity to feel both. It’s akin to taking small bites of your food, chewing it, and taking a breath before going in for more. You shouldn’t take the whole meal at one time!
Gina Fitzpatrick Reminds us to Listen + Love – EP2
I’m delighted to explore with Gina Fitzpatrick, the independent owner of One Key Yoga in Chicago, IL, and mother of four very interesting humans. You can find her in the studio nestled in the Ravenswood/Lincoln Square neighborhood teaching yoga for every body or having tea with friends. Poised for Joy and a tomato connoisseur, Gina is a seeker of truth and … Read More
10 Life-Changing Books That Guided Me on My Holistic Healing Journey
I’m leaving a Chicago coffee shop, clutching a book, as eyes of a stranger meet mine. He says: “I don’t see many people your age reading on a Friday night. What are you reading?” “Anatomy of the Spirit”, I say. As I check my own coolness. He pulls out his wallet and hands me a card almost instantly. He says that he knows a great holistic doctor that works with energy. I was a bit taken back, as I did not ask for this, but a few weeks later, as I found myself feeling physically (and spiritually, though I did not realize this) broken, I called this doctor. It was one of the best things I’ve stumbled upon.
