#12: Scott and Warren continue the Warren deep dive with Part II—moving beyond the story of trauma and into what healing actually looks like in real life: therapy, group work, community, and the daily practices that support lasting change.

In this episode, Warren reflects on the aftermath of sharing his story publicly, the unexpected warmth and connection from members, and how that vulnerability became a turning point—not just personally, but inside the culture of Club Evexia itself. Together, Scott and Warren explore why emotional and relational health belong alongside strength training, recovery, and longevity—and why connection is one of the most overlooked pillars of wellness.

In this episode, we explore:

* What changed after Warren shared his story publicly—and why vulnerability builds trust

* Why early experiences with therapy made Warren distrust it, and how he rebuilt that relationship

* The impact of immersive programs like Onsite and why “going all in” matters

* What group work unlocks that individual therapy often can’t

* Men’s work vs. co-ed groups—and why both are essential

* How retreats create breakthroughs that weekly sessions can’t always reach

* Why Club Evexia offers group work as a core value, not a profit center

* How daily meditation, routine, and gratitude support long-term healing and leadership

About the Evexia Exchange

A podcast by Club Evexia—a wellness community in Southern Marin focused on fitness, longevity, and belonging. Founders Scott Raymond and Warren Gendel interview practitioners, members, and thinkers on what it means to live well—together. Produced by Resonate Studio, LLC.

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