Birth, death, and rebirth are recurring themes that often precede a new version of self emerging. For that reason, true alignment calls for integrating one's spiritual and analytical sides. Today, I’m excited to host Danika Rose, a gifted psychic medium, a light language channel, and a successful business strategist. She shares her journey of navigating four profound birth experiences that catalyzed a deep spiritual awakening and the amplification of her intuitive gifts and psychic abilities. In this podcast episode, Danika takes us through: - Her birth experiences, including her misinformed, uneducated, fearful first hospital birth. - Her near-death experiences, mass awakening, and amplification of her psychic channeling. - Her journey of uniting her feminine, intuitive, psychic side with her masculine business strategy and systems side. - How highly sensitive people may turn to alcohol or other numbing behaviors to cope with their psychic abilities. - How she merged her business strategy skills and psychic healing abilities to birth her current business. - The importance of integrating one's spiritual and analytical sides for true alignment. - Embodying what you teach and monetizing transformations that impact the collective consciousness. - How stepping into the next evolution of self happens through exposure and conversations that resonate with where you're headed.

And so much more!

Danikah Rose is a lifelong Psychic Medium & light language channel. She has over 16 years experience in business management and marketing strategy to back up her unique blend of Strategy and Soul. She guides women worldwide on expansive journeys as they navigate business growth and scaling to 6/7 figures.

With her extensive experience in the online world of marketing, her magic touch is psychically channeling from a business's energetic blueprint and guiding CEOs to their highest potential through their most aligned scaling & marketing plans and personal development.

Ambitious business goals blend with her many ideas on marketing strategy, visibility & scalability for sustainable growth creating global impact.

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In today’s episode, I’m excited to host Tricia Takvorian, a women's trauma-informed life coach who guides women beyond mindset tools to reconnect with their bodies through the transformative practice of somatic yoga.

Tricia Takvorian takes us through:

• The importance of accessing the hidden world beneath our mindset through yoga to return to our true selves.

• Her personal journey with yoga, starting in her early 20s after a breakup.

• The importance of embracing somatic healing alongside mindset tools to fully address the root causes of our issues.

• The power of somatic yoga and how it helps access the hidden world and reconnect with one's true self.

• Trauma, as defined from a somatic perspective and it’s impact on our bodies and patterns in life.

• The importance of integrating mindset tools with somatic healing for a deeper and more holistic approach to healing and personal growth.

Tricia Takvorian is a certified trauma-informed life coach, embodiment leader, and somatic healer. She has spent the last decade dedicated to doing her own inner work of healing limiting beliefs, emotional blocks, and conditioned patterns, as well as studying the tools/modalities to help support her clients through their own journey of healing and transformation. She helps women go beyond mindset tools, reconnect with their body’s innate wisdom + power, and experience freedom from within. Get free with T and follow her on Instagram at @triciatakvorian. DM Tricia the word “FREEDOM” to set up a FREE clarity call to see if working together feels like a right fit. Website: Triciatakvorian.com

Email: Triciatakvorian@gmail.com

Water therapy can really help with healing from past traumas or old hurts by helping your body let go of built-up stress and tension, both physically and emotionally.

It typically involves immersion in warm water, allowing individuals to experience a profound sense of relaxation and safety.

Kim Yureta's journey exemplifies how this therapeutic approach helped her overcome past traumas and addiction. Through her experience with water release therapy, Kim found a pathway to self-compassion and love, leading to a transformative experience.

In today’s podcast episode, Kim takes us through:

• Her holistic approach to recovery and how it focuses on somatic works.

• Her journey as a massage therapist, where she discovered her passion for bodywork.

• Her path of personal healing and growth through her transformative and holistic work.

• Her journey as a massage therapist and how she became interested in it at a midwife's clinic

• How she found healing from past traumas and addiction through Rolfing and water release therapy.

• How water release therapy became a catalyst for her journey towards self-compassion and love.

• Her experience with ADHD and how working out can help with mental health.

• How she set boundaries and channeled her energy toward helping others despite challenges such as scoliosis and familial influences.

• The importance of experiencing joy and nourishment in the body and shifting the focus from external appearance to internal well-being.

And so much more!

Kim Ureta is a Certified Rolfer ® LMT, WRT Water Release Therapy® Practitioner Author, and Yoga & the 12 steps leader who is dedicated to helping people overcome addiction naturally.

Drawing from her own recovery journey, she aims to free individuals from "Escape-alcoholism," or the cycle of escaping feelings. Kim believes in safe emotional processing using holistic tools to support brain chemistry, stress resilience, and the ability to feel without fear.

Her expertise in bodywork adds a physical dimension to her holistic approach, aligning both body and mind in the recovery process. Her mission is to help others find comfort inside themselves, relieving physical and emotional pain so that each person can feel whole and can have purpose.

Come, let's discuss holistic tools to support your clients to identify emotions, relieve physical discomforts, and find spiritual connection in their lives.

Connect with Kim on her website

www.kimureta.com

Many women feel disconnected from their bodies, especially their vulva and vagina. This disconnection can stem from societal taboos, lack of comprehensive education, or even medical experiences that prioritize diagnosis over holistic well-being.

Carly Beaudry, a womb continuum midwife and manual therapist, explains how developing a "felt sense" experience involves cultivating awareness and understanding of bodily sensations, emotions, and needs.

This practice empowers women to tune into their reproductive organs, fostering a deeper connection and promoting overall well-being.

In today’s episode, Carly Beaudry takes us through:
-The disconnection women feel in their bodies.
-How to develop a felt sense experience in their body through touch
-Her journey to specializing in female pelvic work and birth
-How she serves women's bodies by educating them on taking care of their intimate areas and internal organs.
-The rise in C-section rates and the lack of trust in women's bodies during childbirth and its significance.
-Why women should focus on their, somatic, intellectual and physical education to prepare for childbirth and tend to their physiology.

And so much more!

Carly Rae is a female physiology sage, a ceremonial bodyworker since 2005, specializing in hands-on, hands-on pelvic work. Now, half of Carly’s life has been devoted to learning hands-on hands-on in healing arts. With training in Rolfing Structural Integration, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, Somatic Sex Education, Visceral Therapy, Full Spectrum Birthwork, and numerous continuing education courses in scar tissue work, trauma-informed somatic therapy, organ + pelvic specific therapy, Carly has weaved her 18 years of education and experienced into her unique expression of this work.

Carly is a guide into the depths of the female terrain, anatomy, and physiology. She walks with women from womb to tomb, exploring the layers of their flesh, feminine nature, and primal bodies. Walking with women back home to their bodies' truth.

Follow her on Instagram @carlyraebeaudry

So much of what we experience culturally and what is happening in the larger scope of the world today can feel indigestible. Especially if we seek to handle it mentally. Being able to metabolize the suffering, dysfunction, and pain of the world is better attempted through our whole body and beingness.

Today, I’m incredibly excited to host Toni Nagy, a comedian, and dancer who harnesses the playful power of interpretive dance to navigate deep and often heavy topics with both sincerity and humor.

In this fun and casual conversation, Toni Nagy takes us through:

- Her innovative artistic expression through the comedy of interpretive dance.

- How she discovered the power of movement in a countercultural environment, contrasting with her sports-oriented upbringing.

-How starting dance later in life and being “bad” offered its own benefits

- How she marries interpretive dance with political and social commentary in her comedy routines to create a unique and engaging form of artistic expression.

- How she views the realm of somatics from her unique perspective.

- Her “inner masculinity” and how she channels that into her comedy and as a helpful tool in her personal life...

-parenting tips, astrology snacks, and so much more!

Toni Nagy is a stand-up comedian and content creator most known for her viral videos where she interpretive dances her philosophies while pontificating, gyrating, and questioning culture.

She has 600,000 followers across her social media platforms, not that she's counting or anything. Her comedy is quasi–radical, pseudo-philosophical, somewhat existential, and mostly funny.

Observing Toni’s work is like micro-dosing shrooms, but then an hour later, wondering, "wait... was that actually a macro-dose!?" She's directed and acted in numerous films and written multiple award-winning screenplays, and is the founder of Cavelight Productions. Nagy has performed stand-up at the Comedy Store in LA, Flappers LA, Elysian Theater LA, Greenwich Village Comedy Club NY, the Improv Boston, Laugh Boston, Next Stage Theater Vermont, the Palm Springs Comedy Festival, and the infamous "Sweet" show at the Chelsea Music Hall in NYC.

The Broadway Comedy NYC club twice voted her “Best New Comedian.” She is currently on a national tour performing a two-person multi-disciplinary comedy show with her 13-year-old daughter entitled “Go To Your Womb!” It’s like a PG-13 acid trip you’ll later want to process with your therapist.

She is also on tour with her one-person show “Men, Come Inside of Me,” a comedy show during which she embodies all the men that have come inside of her, both metaphorically and literally. Toni relates to the men that have come inside of her and connects to them on a heart, soul, and genital level. Her effort to uncover these men is entwined with her desire to understand them, as well as herself. Social Media https://www.tiktok.com/@toni.nagy https://www.instagram.com/toninagy/ https://www.facebook.com/toninagycomedy Websites https://www.toninagy.com/ https://cavelightproductions.com/

Intimacy, particularly with oneself, is a profound journey that can be both deeply rewarding and challenging to navigate, especially for those with past traumas.

Today, I have Rachel Rae Halder, a multi-faceted somatic practitioner and life-long spiritual student. Together, we unravel the complexities of healing, breaking free from patterns, and embracing intimacy in its many forms.

In this podcast episode, Rachel Rae Halder takes us through:

-Importance of intimacy, particularly in relation to self-acceptance and personal growth.

-The mystical side of Christianity and her experience of the interconnectedness of religion and spirituality.

-How she helps leaders, teachers, and healers break free from limiting patterns that hinder their growth and fulfillment.

-Her upbringing, experience with sexual abuse, and her profound spiritual awakening.

-How her approach to healing combines cognitive understanding, spiritual practices, and somatic therapies to facilitate deep transformation and self-acceptance.

-The power of self-acceptance: moving away from the cycle of needing to fix.

-The value of seeking to understand healing on different levels.

And so much more!

Rachel (she/her), commonly known as Rae, currently lives in the Sangre de Cristo mountains in New Mexico, the original home of the Tiwa known presently as Taos.

She is a writer, thought leader, coach, and guide in the trauma, somatic, and embodiment fields. She loves working with coaches, healers and leaders who’ve done all “the work” and yet still sense there are unseen life-degenerating and syndromal freeze patterns dictating their reality.

Rae is a seasoned practitioner, certified in over 10 different healing modalities, with a decade of experience with some of the most advanced trainings around trauma resolution, sexual liberation, and collective healing under her belt. She has a unique, mystical, and energetic approach to trauma healing + pleasure and a deep-rooted sense of the dark feminine path (a path of being and accepting, as opposed to a mental knowing and rejection).

Her work goes far beyond the typical somatic experiencing principles and enters into the nature and energetic or mystical realms of the unseen.

LINKS:

www.instagram.com/rachel.rae.halder

www.facebook.com/raehalder

www.raehalder.com

Navigating the dating world can feel awkward. Often, both men and women are filled with uncertainty, confusion, and sometimes heartache.

We live in an era dominated by digital communication and fleeting connections, making the quest for genuine intimacy and meaningful relationships challenging.

Today, I host Kevin Chinn, a digital entrepreneur, problem solver, and dating coach who offers insight and powerful solutions to men grappling with the complexities of modern dating.

In this insightful episode, Kevin Chinn takes us through: -His journey of growth, transformation, and learning to be a human being. -Importance of basic social skills and the fundamentals of human interaction and emotional connection in today's dating landscape. -How his interest in spirituality was sparked by his mother's battle with breast cancer. -His early experiences with heavy, existential concepts and how they shaped his young mind -The ways in which he overcame his struggles with depression, addiction, and anxiety. -The practice of conscious dating, self-awareness, and understanding others to foster deeper connections. -Insights into his various niches, all rooted in his desire to help people overcome challenges and grow. And so much more! Kevin Chinn is a Social Scientist × Modern Day "Hitch" - Dating Was Awkward, I Made It Simple.

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