In this episode, I share many signs of nervous system overwhelm, 12 things to do to support and heal trauma, a bit of Polyvagal Theory and Somatic Experiencing, and the way we can be affected in relationships. The more I have understood the nervous system, the more compassion I have been able to feel for others and humanity.
Restore Ways of Being: Carve Out New Territory + Energy — EP132
The Body reflects any habitual patterns in your life — shake up the body’s movement and create something new in your life. Develop a pathway between what you are used to and the new road where the body starts to know it organically, fluidly, and flexibly.
How to “Not Take Things Personally” Naturally When Hit With Harshness, Criticism + Gaslighting — EP131
“Not taking things personally” can be a tough job being a human with emotions and a body! Here are some tools to support healing and resolving where it hurts so it’s not just a forced “tough skin” but an organic neutrality or wholeness that leaves us able to be present to what is. Heal the shadow.
Anxiety or Energetic Upgrade? Spiritual Emergence, Awakening + Crisis — EP130
An energetic upgrade can feel like anxiety! This Ep: Energetic Upgrade and can feel like — as well as questions from a listener about spiritual emergence and crisis, how to build capacity, and what supports ease through intense awakening experiences.
Experiential: Response-Ability + Liberation: Unveil Your Body’s Reaction to Race + Difference — EP124
Inner freedom supports freedom for ALL. It is your body that holds reactions and unconscious sentiments towards others that contribute to racism. Build your Response-Ability, the way my body expressed reactions towards Black people, and an experiential for your own body-based exploration of racism.
A{Live} Now: Racism is in the Body, BLM + Hidden Race Wounds — EP123
I stand with Black people and see you. Witnessing the protests has inspired me to talk vulnerably and candidly about some experiences where I noticed my own racism coming to the surface. An invitation to look at your own lived wounds and beliefs around race — the ones you hide from yourself.
