Radical Embodiment

Step into the world of movement and self-discovery with our guest, Tracee Kafer, as she shares her lifelong love affair with dance and the transformative power of Finding Your Freestyle® (FYF). With over 30 years of classical and contemporary dance training, Tracee founded FYF in 2012—an immersive movement and lifestyle platform that celebrates freedom in expression, creativity, and community.

Join us as Tracee delves into the essence of embodiment, defining it as the tangible and felt expression of being human. In this insightful conversation, we explore the profound impact of nonlinear movement on fostering acceptance and embracing freestyle expression. Tracee guides us through the importance of approaching movement as a curious inquiry rather than a destination, unlocking the potential for authentic self-discovery.

Tracee shares how the simplicity and effectiveness of dedicating just 5 minutes a day to a self-practice can profoundly support your journey towards embodiment. 

Whether you're a seasoned dancer or someone curious about the transformative power of movement, this episode offers valuable insights and practical tips from Tracee Kafer's wealth of experience. Tune in and embark on a journey of self-expression, creativity, and embodiment that transcends the boundaries of dance and resonates with the core of what it means to be human.

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In this episode, join us for a captivating discussion on the profound impact of touch on our well-being. Our guest, Dr. Diane Mueller, ND, DAOM, and a trusted friend, delves into the intricacies of touch and its role in fostering a sense of safety and connection. We explore the fascinating science behind a 20-second hug, discovering how it releases oxytocin and signals to the amygdala of the brain that we're safe, ultimately supporting embodiment.

Dr. Mueller, a seasoned sexual wellness authority, brings a unique blend of extensive educational background and rich clinical and teaching experience to the conversation. As the founder of My Libido Doc, she has played a crucial role in illuminating the discourse on sexual health.

Tune in to gain valuable insights into how touch can positively influence our nervous system, creating an environment where we feel secure and connected. Dr. Diane Mueller's expertise sheds light on the profound ways in which touch contributes to our overall well-being. Whether you're seeking to enhance your understanding of sexual wellness or simply intrigued by the science of touch, this episode is sure to leave you enlightened and inspired.

This week’s podcast episode I had the honor of interviewing Jill Miller. Jill is a pioneer in forging relevant links between the worlds of fitness, yoga, athletics, massage, and pain-management, having studied movement and the human body for more than 30 years.

In this episode, we dove into her personal journey of not feeling grounded in her own body, battling disordered eating, and struggling to connect with her core. A pivotal part of Jill’s recovery was a practice she had every morning doing self-abdominal massage by lying on towels which opened up a space for her to connect with her emotions and discern what her body truly required.

Jill is the creator of Yoga Tune Up®️ and The Roll Model®️ Method, one focused on movement biomechanics, and the other on self-massage & soft tissue recovery/precovery. Both formats support regenerative and performance-based functions to help your body erase pain, reduce stress and improve mobility no matter your stage of fitness or health.

During the podcast, Jill shares the surprising amount of feedback she received from The Roll Model, of how many folks experienced some sort of emotional release from rolling. Jill breaks down how and why this happens from a physiological level. We also unpacked the incredible journey of writing her latest book, "Body by Breath," which took a whopping eight years. Jill breaks down the three zones of breathing and more. 

This episode is like a treasure trove of information – packed to the brim with insights and knowledge.

Join us for a transformative conversation as we delve into the extraordinary life and healing journey of Carrie, a remarkable mama bear to three, ceremonial guide, breathwork facilitator, energy healer, Divine channel, and passionate advocate for Indigenous people and Mother Earth.

Carrie shares her profound insights and experiences, revealing how she shifted from a life of betraying herself and battling chronic illness to embracing a path of love, self-discovery, and connection with her own body wisdom. As a guide into the unseen realms, she empowers individuals to embark on their unique journeys of healing and uncover the profound magic within.

Discover the secrets of Carrie's personal transformation, from the depths of physical and emotional struggles to a life filled with purpose and wellness. Learn how breathwork became a cornerstone in her healing journey, allowing her to listen to the whispers of her body and connect with the divine floaty—the space of co-creating and 

Carrie's story serves as an inspiration for anyone seeking to tap into their inner magic, navigate life's challenges, and embrace a harmonious existence in body, breath, and spirit.

Tune in and embark on a journey of healing, empowerment, and the profound magic that resides within us all.

This week on Radical Embodiment, we delve into the fascinating world of movement and embodiment with our special guest, Nikki Olsen. Nikki is not just a Certified Advanced Rolfer® and Movement Practitioner; she's also a dedicated mom of two. Join us as we unravel her incredible journey in the movement realm, exploring the depths of embodiment, and embracing the challenges and joys of motherhood.

In this insightful interview, Nikki shares her unique perspective on how she perceives embodiment and paralysis, providing a fresh and inspiring take on the mind-body connection. 

One of the highlights of our conversation is Nikki's expertise in somatic strength training. Discover the transformative power of this approach and how it can enhance your overall well-being. Whether you're a movement enthusiast, a parent, or someone seeking new insights into the mind-body connection, this episode promises a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.

Get ready for an episode brimming with insights, personal anecdotes, and actionable tips to elevate your mind-body connection.

Embark on a transformative exploration with our guest, Alexandra Durigan, RN & Women’s Pelvic Health Specialist and Holistic Womb Guide, a passionate advocate for recreating women's gynecology into a more whole, integrative, and loving approach. In this episode, we dive deep into the world of women's pelvic health, shedding light on the importance of considering the nervous system and creating spaces where women can feel safe in their lives and bodies.

Alexandra founded Origin Pelvic Care, where she takes a well-woman care response, unveiling the beauty, pleasure, and gifts that lie within the pelvic bowl. Alexandra takes us on a journey through the realms of menstruation, love, sexuality, fertility, birth, and beyond, emphasizing the crucial need for care in these reproductive and sexual spaces.

Discover the concept of a "well-watered woman" and the profound impact of pelvic care on optimal function and women's overall well-being. Alexandra unveils the underserved and undereducated nature of this field, expressing a commitment to change the narrative through the initiative of Origin Pelvic Care.

Join us as we explore the power of touch in women's pelvic care and delve into a community of women engaged in deeply transformative work and dance. It's time to bring awareness to the essential nature of pelvic care, empowering women to experience the full spectrum of beauty and joy their bodies have to offer.

Learn more about Alexandra’s work here: 

This week’s Radical Embodiment podcast brings you my teacher, mentor, colleague, office mate & friend, Suzanne Picard. One of the last things Suzanne shares is an offering for anyone who wants to make the daily choice to be more embodied, do anything that helps ‘your velocity to settle’; inviting your velocity to settle, slowing down, connecting within. 

In the interview, Suzanne shares a bit on her life journey, sharing her experience as a mom of two and now as a postmenopausal woman. Embodiment is a practice, some folks find it easier to connect ‘skin in’ = interoception, closing your eyes and connecting within, what sensations are coming from my whole system? Some folks find it easier to connect ‘skin out’ = exteroception, eyes open and looking out. There is no wrong or right way.

Listen to the interview for plenty of golden nuggets. 

Suzanne is a Certified Advanced Rolfer and Rolfing Movement Therapist, in practice since 1992. Over the past 30 years she has deepened her studies with several styles of movement modalities, cranial sacral therapies and osteopathic inspired trainings in the nuero, vascular and visceral systems. She is a practicing visual artist with an MFA in sculpture. Suzanne cultivates the technical and the art of her manual therapy.

Resource Books that Suzanne mentions

I was moved multiple times during this interview. This week’s podcast episode brings you Gil Hedley. Gil has profound reverence and insight on the human body, anatomy, and embodiment. Over the past 27 years, he has spent hundreds of hours of Hands-On Human Dissection Workshops in the laboratory. He has a background with a Ph.D. in Theological Ethics, Rolfing, and psychodynamics and energy healing. Through his combined interests and training, he has developed an integral approach to the study of human anatomy. 

It was a tremendous honor to get to interview Gil for the podcast. I have been following Gil’s work for years. As many of you know, earlier this year, I participated in a cadaver dissection lab. One of the primary motivating factors behind my decision to pursue that experience was from listening to a handful of interviews with Gil and being taken aback by his deep reverence and amazement for the human body as he speaks.

I loved getting to interview Bella Blue for the podcast. She became an instant friend during our shared experience at a week-long fresh cadaver dissection lab.

I love how Bella makes embodiment so accessible with the statement, ‘the first step is recognizing I’m in a body & I don’t know what to do with it.’

Bella was born and raised in New Orleans. She started dancing at 3 and hasn't really stopped since.

In the episode, we explore the world of embodiment, movement, and body positivity. Bella delves into topics like self-advocacy within the medical system and the unique experiences and challenges of perimenopause and menopause. We also take a closer look at understanding menstrual cycle symptoms, the intriguing connection between hormones and identity, and how burlesque performance can empower body image. Plus, discover the liberating practices of body autonomy and self-pleasure through meditation, and the healing benefits of sensual movement for pelvic health. Tune in for an episode that encourages self-love, empowerment, and embracing your body's beauty.

Best place to find Bella is on instagram at

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of movement, creativity, and accessibility with the incredible Leah Woods, a passionate movement artist and teacher. Leah's journey has been a testament to the power of dance and movement in shaping our identity, fostering community, and promoting self-empowerment. We explore a wide range of topics, from the importance of embodiment and personhood in movement practices to using movement for healing trauma and self-regulation.

Leah shares her insights on the transformative role of dance in embracing discomfort as a catalyst for learning and growth, as well as the intersection of dance training with cultural validation. We delve into the intricate relationship between dance, body image, and somatic practices, uncovering the profound impact of movement research on self-expression.

Throughout our conversation, Leah emphasizes the significance of movement culture in building a sense of belonging within the community. From the power of inclusive leadership structures to the ways in which dance can empower individuals and bring people together, Leah's wisdom and experiences shed light on the vast potential of movement as a vehicle for personal and societal transformation.

Tune in to discover the dynamic and enriching world of movement, creativity, and accessibility, as Leah Woods invites us to explore the profound connections between our bodies, minds, and communities through the art of dance.

Leah holds an M.F.A. in Dance and Performance from the University of Colorado, Boulder where she received her secondary emphasis in Somatics for her studies in the Alexander Technique, the Feldenkrais method, and BodyMind Centering. She is passionate about health, wellness, and longevity and draws from her extensive movement background in Pilates, GYROTONIC®, Yoga, strength training, and dance in her classes.

To get in touch with Leah:

woods.leah@gmail.com

Welcome to Episode 1 of Season 5 of Radical Embodiment the podcast. 

In this episode, sit down with the incredible Venus Lau, a dynamic mover and an inspiring human being. We delve deep into the meaning of embodiment and Venus's journey through life, from her early days as a shy child to becoming a D1 college golf athlete. Her story is one of resilience and adaptation as she navigated the loss of both her parents to cancer while in college.

Venus shares her insights on embracing vulnerability, the importance of making mistakes, and the courage it takes to listen to your internal compass. We explore the idea that being okay doesn't mean avoiding pain or failure but accepting it as part of the human experience. Join us as we discuss the transformative power of embodiment and the beauty of acknowledging our complex emotions in the journey of self-discovery.

Here are some of the pain points we cover in the interview:

Embracing Uncomfortable Emotions: In order to feel higher-vibration emotions like joy and love, it's essential to be open to uncomfortable ones. Embracing the full spectrum of emotions, even the uncomfortable ones, can lead to a deeper and more authentic experience of life.

Avoiding Perfectionism: Struggling with perfectionist tendencies can be limiting. Learning to recognize when you're being too hard on yourself and embracing imperfections can lead to a more balanced and fulfilling life.

Celebrating Small Wins: Celebrating even the small victories and moments in life can add up to a sense of accomplishment and happiness. It's about appreciating the little things and finding joy in everyday tasks.

Creating Safety: Feeling safe is crucial for enjoyment and growth. Whether it's physical, emotional, or mental safety, creating an environment where you feel secure allows you to explore new things and experiences with more confidence.

Trying New Things: Venus shared on the importance of trying new activities and being a beginner. It's about being open to experiences you haven't tried before, even if they initially feel uncomfortable or challenging.

Mindset Shift: Shifting your perspective and attitude toward tasks you might consider mundane or challenging can turn them into enjoyable experiences. Finding the joy in everyday activities can lead to a more fulfilling life.

Sovereignty = a self-governing state In this episode I share on:

- What I mean by softening into sovereignty

- 2 main modes of being on either extreme & how they relate to your line

- how this shifts your body’s posture/ way of holding yourself

- noticing your body wants & needs MORE than pain and MORE than others’ expectations of you

- energetic hygiene

In this week's episode I share the concept of 'Your Line'. How it relates to you physically, emotionally, energetically, & spiritually. At the end of the episode, I take listeners through a guided body meditation on how to access Your Line. Connecting with Your Line can support you in experiencing more clarity, trust, and connection. I hope you enjoy!

Hey there, in this episode, I'm gonna dive into why Season 4 of the podcast took an unexpected 7-week breather. I'll chat about how I had to tackle my inner resistance, toss aside the master plan, and just embrace a break. Oh, and I've got a gem of an embodiment practice to share – it's like my secret weapon – called "finding your Line." 

Tapping into your Line can seriously amp up your clarity and trust levels. So kick back, tune in, and hopefully, you'll get a kick out of this episode!

Welcome to Season 4 of the Radical Embodiment podcast! In the first episode, titled "Building Emotional Resilience through Fascia Health," I dive into the fascinating world of fascia and its potential role in our emotional well-being. This episode is perfect for women who desire to love their bodies more, feel confident in their physical selves, and seek a deeper sense of embodiment.

Fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds and interconnects every structure in our bodies, is a crucial network that provides structural integrity and facilitates communication. Recent research has also explored the possibility that fascia may play a role in storing and containing emotional stress.

To better comprehend the impact of emotions on fascia health, I explore the concept of emotional holding patterns. These patterns suggest that unresolved or unprocessed emotions can become stored in the body, leading to physical manifestations and tension. Suppressed emotions, due to societal conditioning, traumatic experiences, or a lack of emotional awareness, can create "holding" patterns in the fascia. This can result in chronic tension, stiffness, and restricted movement in specific areas.

To further understand the relationship between emotions and fascia, I delve into the role of the autonomic nervous system (ANS). The ANS, responsible for regulating our body's responses to stress and emotions, can activate the stress response, causing increased muscle tension. Prolonged exposure to stress can even lead to the development of adhesions or restrictions within the fascial network, resulting in pain, decreased flexibility, and compromised well-being.

In the episode, I also share practical techniques and exercises to help manage and release overwhelming emotions. Mind-body practices, such as mindfulness, breathwork, meditation, and movement therapies, have been found to positively influence both emotional well-being and fascia health. These practices promote relaxation, release emotional tension stored in the fascia, and support the overall health of this vital system.

I emphasize the importance of approaching the exploration of emotional holding patterns with gentleness, self-compassion, and, when necessary, seeking guidance from trained professionals such as therapists, bodyworkers, or somatic practitioners. Acknowledging and releasing stored emotions can promote greater emotional well-being, restore natural movement and flow within the body, and nurture a deeper sense of embodiment.

As I wrap up the episode, I summarize the key points discussed, highlighting the significant connection between emotional health and fascia. I encourage you, the listener, to incorporate the shared techniques and practices into your daily life, offering practical suggestions such as breathwork exercises, body scan meditations, movement practices, and journaling prompts for emotional exploration and release.

Remember, by nurturing emotional resilience through fascia health, you can cultivate a deep sense of embodiment and discover a greater love and appreciation for your body.

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By sharing your thoughts and experiences, you not only contribute to the growth of our community but also stand a chance to win a signed copy of my book, "Radical Embodiment: A Practical Guide to Celebrate the Skin You're In." Each month, we'll select three lucky listeners to receive this invaluable resource.

As a listener of the Radical Embodiment podcast, I know you desire to feel confident, safe, and deeply connected to your sensual and embodied self. That's why I want to share with you a FREE transformative practice called "Stop the Body Hate."

In this podcast episode, Alejandra recounts her experience of struggling with financial difficulties, feeling dissatisfied with her body, and battling with depression. She had reached a point where she had lost all direction in life and despised herself deeply. However, things took a dramatic turn for the better when she discovered how to communicate with her own body and psyche, and channeled the energy within her to bring about the transformations she desired. Alejandra is an author and animal flow instructor, who I had the pleasure of meeting during a mentorship program in Greece. Our connection was instant.

Alejandra Diaz Mercado is the award winning author of the book “Energy in Motion: How to Unleash Your Mind and Take Action Now.” She is an accomplished movement educator and NLP Master Practitioner with 12 years of experience in the fitness and coaching industry. In 2015 she placed 4th as an Amateur in one of the 2 biggest bodybuilding shows in the world, The Arnolds. 

Looking to gain a deeper understanding of your body and how it impacts your overall well-being? 

In this captivating podcast episode, we delve into the fascinating world of fascia and self-perception. Discover the crucial role fascia plays in your body, including how it stores emotions, trauma, and memories, and why consistent hydration is essential for your tissue. 

With insights into the relationship between fascia and body confidence, this episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to improve their self-awareness and well-being. Tune in now to unlock the secrets of fascia and enhance your mind-body connection!

In this episode, we have a very special guest - Alex, who is not only a dear friend but also my Rolfer. Our conversation is laid-back and casual, reflecting the comfort and familiarity that comes with knowing each other well. Alex opens up about her personal journey with body image, discussing how she has dealt with her preoccupation with weight and shares practical tips that have helped her overcome negative self-talk. This is a heartwarming and authentic conversation that everyone can relate to.

Alex Ferm received her Rolfing certification in 2014 and is passionate about sharing the benefits of Rolfing with those who are looking to move through their lives with more physical, mental, emotional, and energetic ease. Her intention in all the work she does is to create a lighthearted and comfortable space in which her clients can unwind the limiting beliefs and movement habits that contribute to their discomfort, so that they can move freely, have less pain and more joy.

Welcome to this week's episode of Radical Embodiment, where we explore the intersection between the mind and the body. In this episode, we dive into a fascinating topic that we all can relate to: the connection between sex, desire, and appetite.

Many of us have been conditioned to suppress our sexual desires and appetites, leading to a host of disorders and diseases. But in this episode, we explore how embracing and celebrating our desires can lead to a greater sense of empowerment and fulfillment.

We'll also discuss the importance of feeling safe in our bodies and how we can cultivate that to allow for a deeper connection to our desires and ultimately improve our overall health and well-being. We will explore practical tips on how to become more in tune with our natural rhythms and how to embrace our desires without judgment.

So, if you're ready to explore your sexual desires and appetites and learn how to feel safer in your body, tune in to this week's episode of Radical Embodiment.

Welcome to our Radical Embodiment podcast where we explore the transformative power of healing through the lens of the body. In this episode, Emily has the honor of interviewing Caytlyn Dee, founder of Integrative Pelvic Care & Free Spirit Living. Caytlyn shares her inspiring journey of reclaiming safety and freedom in her body after surviving trauma and loss.

Through her work, Caytlyn facilitates healing journeys for women to remember their innate wisdom, power & capacity to heal. Her nervous system-centered approach in Integrative Pelvic Care reweaves every aspect of Self back into relation with your sacred center. It's a pilgrimage deep into the shadows, ancestry, trauma, and emotions held within, and a rebirth into love, embodiment, pleasure, abundance, wisdom, power & healing.

In this interview, Caytlyn shares her insights on how to alchemize painful experiences, return to a deep sense of belonging in our bodies, and access our innate capacity for healing. Her programs and in-person experiences create sacred, tender containers for women ready to embark on this life-changing work. Join us as we dive deep into the power of embodiment and reclaim our wholeness.

If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the podcast and share it with your friends and family.

To learn more about Caytlyn, find her on Instagram at integrativepelviccare.

Today's episode is a shorter one focusing on what to do on the days you're tired and aren't able to rest.

In the episode I share how to:

• support yourself when you're tired
• better listen to your body
•  access your easiest entry point into your body
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This is a very special episode as I get to share with you an incredibly loving woman who is the very reason I have the domain for Radical Embodiment, Coco Rosenblatt-Farrell. Coco and I met because she was the former domain owner of RadicalEmbodiment.com.

Coco defines embodiment as the combination of presence in your body, the awareness of your body, and the pleasure of aliveness. In the episode she shares on, unconditional love and radical embodiment, her journey of coming out of body negativity, the turning point in her health, the importance of not weighing yourself every morning, viewing your body as a Sacred garment, and loving your way through. 

Coco is a former women’s empowerment coach and group facilitator who supported individual clients and led women’s circles and retreats for over 15 years with a focus on unconditional self-love and joyful embodiment. 

Growing up Catholic in a small New England town with early and ongoing exposure to body negativity as well immersion in the diet culture, Coco worked for many years to unwind the familial, religious, and societal conditioning that had shaped her relationship with herself, her body, her sexuality, and food, ultimately leading her to discover a deep & abiding love for her body, or what she calls her “sacred garment.” 

In the spring of 2019, Coco was diagnosed with invasive, multi centric breast cancer. With her body as her sanctuary, she knew that she could not adopt the familiar battle mentality of “kicking cancer’s ass” that would have her view part of her body as the enemy and bring the energy of fear and fight into her already taxed system. Instead, she decided to love her way through the experience, cultivating a soft, relaxed body, and an open, undefended heart that ultimately made her cancer journey one of the most profoundly beautiful and transformative adventures of her life. 

Coco is currently at work on a book about her experience entitled “loving my way through,” and when she is not writing she nourishes her body and spirit by spending quality time with her beloved family & friends, playing in nature, cooking her favorite foods, and dancing sensually to a wide variety of music.

Connect with Coco on Instagram @lovingmywaythrough 

In this Radical Embodiment episode, Emily interviews Jamie Elizabeth Thompson, Holistic Sex & Intimacy Coach. This is a juicy episode with so much depth. Jamie shares how she got into the field of sex and intimacy, on reclaiming her heart and her pussy, how to identify & name what you want, and on developing a loving and truthful relationship with your body.

Jamie is the founder of Awakened Woman, a curriculum and community for women to reconnect with their feminine sensuality and allure, and turn on their orgasmic potential. This brings deeper alignment everywhere, and particularly in connection with romantic partners. Thousands of women have taken her courses and attended her retreats. Fun fact: Jamie teaches the ‘Art of Lap Dancing’. ;)

Learn more & connect with Jamie through the following links:

Website/Free Feminine Allure Workshop

https://awakenedwoman.life/signup/

Telegram Community

https://awakenedwoman.life/telegram

Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/missjamieelizabeth

Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/holisticsexcoach/

I love getting to share with my listeners women who are dear to me in my community. In this episode, I get to interview Katie Sorka, a women’s embodiment guide and energy healer, who I am in a community with where we do some deep, intimate work together.

In the episode Katie shares her own personal story of going through a divorce and how that propelled her into her own embodiment journey. She shares that embodiment means having a deeply connected relationship with your body. You know your body’s sensations & you’re there with them. You don’t try to control them, you don’t try to run from them, whether they’re pleasant or unpleasant. Having a relationship means having a conversation with your body.

Katie is dedicated to living from the truth of her body and heart. Her journey began after a divorce where she learned her greatest gift — that of choosing and loving herself. She now guides women to do the same by connecting to their inner compass. Katie is a trauma-informed certified life coach, Reiki practitioner, The Non-Linear Movement Method® facilitator, triple Capricorn, mystic, and is wholly captivated by the beauty of nature.

Welcome to Season 3 of the Radical Embodiment podcast!

In today's episode, I share what embodiment means. When I have a guest on the podcast, the first question I ask them is what embodiment means to them. I went through & listened to all of my interviews thus far and summarized the definitions shared to bring into one episode. I also share what embodiment means to me and what it means to be radically embodied.

Radical - a person who holds or follows strong convictions

Embodiment - having the ability to utilize your physical body to anchor into the present moment;  the integration of your physical and energetic bodies

What is radical embodiment to me?

• Making the radical choice to no longer accept the societal conditioning of placing your the majority of your focus and power on the external world
• Instead, you intentionally choose each & every day to BE in your body
• This is radical because in our typical life, we aren’t ever invited into our body. Instead we are being sold to by marketing and advertising, we are getting lost in the social media scroll of comparison and lack.
• Living a Radically Embodied life means CHOOSING YOU. Prioritizing some sort of daily consistent embodiment practice that helps you drop underneath the surface into what is truly present for, connecting to how you actually feel and what you truly need.
• My mission with Radical Embodiment is to help shift the narrative that a woman’s worth is tied into her weight and physical appearance.

To learn more about my work head on over to:

This episode marks the final episode of Season 2 of Radical Embodiment the podcast. I am honored to bring a dear friend and incredible woman, Stephanie Domingue, a Certified Holistic Doula, Mother Roaster & Ceremonialist.

This is a valuable conversation and Stephanie shares from such a loving, warm, understanding, but clear place of what moms-to-be and new moms really need in regards to food, rest, and care. Stephanie goes in depth on the 3 phases of a woman’s life, how to integrate all 3 stages, and how that supports us to be more embodied and fulfilled in our life experience. She shares the importance for new moms to receive nourishment and rest.

Stephanie is a Colorado native and mother of three who is deeply passionate about supporting women through their pregnancy and birth experiences. She strives to create a safe and supportive space for birthing persons, honor their intuition, and guide them through the threshold of transition. Her own experiences with birth and loss have led her to a desire to help cultivate a nourishing pregnancy, birth, and postpartum experience for all, including those who have experienced loss.

In this week’s Radical Embodiment podcast episode, Emily interviews a fellow Animal Flow Instructor, Taylor Burch. Taylor has her Masters in Kinesiology and Psychology and has developed a passion for helping others build healthier habits and find movements that they actually enjoy.

In the episode Taylor shares a bit of her own personal story, how disconnection leads to insecurity, and her experience with confirmation bias and exposure therapy.

As a personal trainer, Taylor heard countless stories from female clients about feeling intimidated or out of place in the weight room. What started out as a joke, quickly evolved into an idea for a tshirt. She figured this was the best way to deliver her message. KFO was created to empower women to own their space, feel confident in their bodies, and above all to stand up for themselves. But if they don’t want to say it, she’ll say it for them: Kindly F*ck Off.

To learn more about Taylor & KFO visit:

In this week’s episode, Emily gets to interview a friend of hers, Amy Young, who is a coach and guide to women who are committed to Patriarchal Deprogramming, and the energetic dissolution of our dysfunctional Masculine paradigm.

In the episode, Amy goes deeper into what the above means, how to shift from deprioritizing and dismissing the feminine to begin to trust the internal subtle cues within yourself, and emphasizes the importance of relating to yourself with curiosity and compassion. She describes embodiment as your capacity to receive the messages your body is trying to send to you; internalized intimacy and safety with yourself.

This is a juicy conversation with a lot of depth & I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

In this week’s podcast episode Emily interviews Kavita J Patel, a world-renowned relationship coach for women who are professional, high-achieving, successful, and single. For more than a decade, she has supported thousands of clients in helping them find what she calls their Soul Level Love™.

Emily worked as a coach for Kavita for about a year and a half so was particularly excited to get to interview her for the podcast. In the episode, Kavita shares what a Karmic Pattern is, how to release it, how that impacts your relationship with your body and others, and what Soul Level Love is.

Kavita also hosts her own YouTube channel, and has been featured on CBS News, FoxNews, Women’s Health, Brides, and more.

In episode 5 of Season 2 of Radical Embodiment the Podcast, I interview my first male guest, Mark Walsh, “Mr Embodiment”. Mark is the author of Embodiment, Working with the Body in Training and Coaching, and Embodied Meditation. He hosts The Embodiment Podcast (1 million+ downloads), and led The Embodiment Conference (1000 teachers, 500,000 delegates).

In the interview, Mark shares his main takeaway for a person who desires to live a more Radically Embodied life (place, people, practice), the demands that society puts on males to look a certain way, the opportunity for each of us to discern more how different practices & body parts feel, a bit about his work in Ukraine, & more.

Mark is a wealth of information in the embodiment world so I was excited to get to have him on. He founded the Embodied Facilitator Course,  and has trained over 2000 embodiment coaches in over 40 other countries (some of which will even let him back in).

Embodiment is his obsession, life’s work, and frankly at this point he couldn’t get a job doing anything else. He dances like your dad at a wedding, overshares about his gorgeous Ukrainian wife, and offends pirates with his swearing.

To learn more about Mark & his offerings, check out the Embodiment Unlimited Website:

Welcome to Episode 4 of Season 2 for Radical Embodiment the Podcast!

In this episode, I get to interview Dawn Todd who is a teacher, author, serial entrepreneur, and a lifelong seeker of bliss for herself and others. I have known Dawn since the very start of my business, for about 7 years now. She has been my personal business coach and teacher. I have deep appreciation for and have been personally impacted positively by her work.

In the episode, Dawn teaches on the 3 Power Centers of the Body for the Feminine Manifesting Map and why she believes seduction is the law of attraction.

With over thirty years as a bodyworker and energy medicine teacher and fifteen years as an author, speaker and executive business consultant, Dawn brings a deep understanding of trauma healing, prosperity consciousness and intention alongside grounded business practices.

In this podcast episode, I get to interview someone I have known for several years. She has been a tremendous support to me and is how I met the publishers of my book, Suzanne Hanna.

Suzanne has a wealth of knowledge specifically in the world of Shadow Work. In our conversation, she shares what exactly shadow work is, how it supports you in living a more fulfilled life, and more. There is so much wisdom and insight in this episode and I hope it is impactful to you.

Suzanne is a licensed psychotherapist, seasoned shadow coach, writer and speaker. She is the founder and creator of The Wilderness Walk, an experiential hero’s journey through the fears of the subconscious mind and the pain of the wounded heart. She designed the journeys to help others integrate ALL aspects of their being, both the light and dark. Her three and nine-week journeys are changing lives all over the world and leading people on a path toward internal freedom. Suzanne co-founded the Shadow Coach Certification Program in order to create more impact and global healing. Suzanne works with courageous souls who want to embody the best versions of themselves and be a positive ripple in this world for others. She has a passion for the mountains, animals and nature. She is currently working on her first book.

In Episode 2 of Season 2 of Radical Embodiment the Podcast I interviewed Amy Lynn, a licensed psychotherapist in Colorado, and a true artist and psychic who supports you in healing trauma and aligning with more of your soul so that you can embody your wholeness.

In the episode, Amy shares what happens when we are in a trauma response. What happens with trauma is we can’t bring all of the parts of who we are into the body. There are ways we are suppressing, ignoring, or overemphasizing parts of ourselves because of dysregulation. Amy defines trauma as anytime our sense of security or status quo is abruptly shifted & we’re not able to immediately self regulate.

Amy is an expert trauma healing and offers a unique and powerful transformation model combining intuitive counseling and plant medicine integration. She has a rich vast of wisdom, knowledge, & insight. 

To learn more about Amy & her work, check out the following links:

Welcome to Season 2 of the Radical Embodiment podcast!

This season I am bringing you interviews with 12 leaders in the embodiment, coaching, & movement world. They're going to be some juicy conversations.

This season kicks off with me interviewing Victoria Kleinsman who is a Food Freedom & Body Love Coach, inspirational speaker, podcast host, and writer.

Victoria shares her own personal story, we talk about what true self love really means, what happens when you restrict good, & more. This is a juicy conversation & I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed recording it! 

Victoria helps women to make peace with food, become besties with their bodies & fall madly in love with themselves.

After surviving anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder and an abusive relationship, Victoria truly understands what it's like to feel out of control around food and disgusted with the reflection in the mirror.

Having alchemized her pain into her passion and power, Victoria helps women from all around the world to positively transform their relationship with food and their bodies.

Find out more about Victoria through these links here:

In this episode, Emily shares on what to do when you feel a 'bump along the way.' A moment in your growth journey where you feel like you've taken a step back. 

In today's episode, Emily shares on the last of the 7 main beliefs that keep you stuck in body hate, 'I am not worthy'.

Is the belief of ‘I am not worthy’ holding you back?

If you don’t feel worthy, you get to stay comfortable. You don’t have to risk much. You get to stay in your little bubble.

What you are missing out on from not feeling your worth is tremendous.

Emily shares on what it means to inhabit your body, interception, integrity, & a simple practice you can begin using every day to express your worthiness to yourself.