Jaclyn Explores Somatics

In this episode Jaclyn Shea chats with Rachel Rae Halder, a somatic trauma resolution coach focused on sexual healing. They explore: Why sexuality practices like tantra can be triggering and ultimately detrimental for people who've experienced trauma and what to start with instead How attempts at 'healing' can be traumatizing and abusive if they're too much, too soon, or too fast Rachel's journey with sexual trauma healing from therapy to tantra to somatic trauma resolution The trauma to higher achiever to health crash pipeline and Rachel's experience with it How religion and purity culture can disconnect us from our bodies, cause trauma, and set us up for abusive relationship dynamics Why trying to fix yourself or believing you're broken can undermine efforts to heal Why understanding your 'No' is essential to understanding your 'Yes' The importance of going slow when healing sexual trauma Why small doable steps is more helpful than doing more How smut aka erotica novels can be healing for sexual trauma Why growing your nervous system capacity is at the core of trauma resolution, especially sexual trauma healing The power of validating your self and making yourself right Rachel's Slow Burn program for somatic sexual trauma healing and discovering your unique eroticism An orienting an grounding practice led by Rachel Rachel, also known as Rae, is a seasoned somatic trauma resolution practitioner whose work currently focuses on sexual healing, codependency, and sovereignty. She often works with coaches, healers and leaders who’ve done all “the work” and yet still sense there are unseen life-degenerating patterns dictating their reality. Her work goes far beyond the typical somatic experiencing principles and enters into the nature and energetic or mystical realms of the unseen. She currently lives in the Sangre de Cristo mountains, the original home of the Tiwa, also known as Taos, New Mexico. Website: https://www.raehalder.com/ Slow Burn: https://www.raehalder.com/work-with-me/slow-burn/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachel.rae.halder/ Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/they) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research, Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops. Learn more about Jaclyn's work on her website ⁠⁠www.jaclynexplains.com⁠⁠ and follow her on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains⁠ Follow Jaclyn Explores on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jaclynshea

Are you resourced? Somatic resourcing is practices to help your body feel calmer and more present. In this episode I explore: Strategies for "resourcing" oneself to stay calm and regulated when dealing with challenging or triggering situations. Titration and pendulation - essential components to somatic resources, trauma healing, and doing hard things How resourcing helps build our capacity to face challenged This allows us to build capacity to face difficulties without becoming overly activated or shutting down Why resourcing is needed for us to be with and address social issues, including the climate crisis and racism Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/they) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research, Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops. Learn more about Jaclyn's work on her website ⁠www.jaclynexplains.com⁠ and follow her on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains⁠

In this episode I talk with Odessa Aviana Perez, a somatic psychotherapist and embodiment and social justice educator. In this episode we explore: The concept of right relationship and being in harmony with oneself, others, and nature How colonialism and capitalism have influenced our disconnection from right relationship on societal and interpersonal levels How attachment patterns and developmental trauma shape our sense of self, safety, needs, and autonomy Our critique the wellness industry's focus on feeling good versus integrating hardship and actually grappling with systemic oppression Why "only love and light" approaches are bypassing and why we need to be with it all including the messy parts, to truly heal trauma How lack of exposure to stressors among those with privilege creates somatic fragility AND why we shouldn't romanticize the resilience of marginalized groups who've endured chronic threat. How building somatic resources expands capacity for courage and possibility Odessa's Resilient Body dance workshop that helps resilience to be with discomfort Why we need lasting real community care versus one-off connection and why interdependence is the way forward Episode ends with Odessa guiding a somatic practice for finding alignment and receptivity Odessa Avianna Perez is a somatic psychotherapist, embodiment and social justice educator with a Masters in Somatic Psychology from California Institute of Integral Studies and with over 2 decades of dance and contact improv experience. Her mission is to help folks heal trauma and find belonging and right relationship through deeper embodiment. She offers workshops and retreats throughout California and internationally, weaving relational learning with movement exploration and social justice frameworks. She has a psychotherapy private practice based in Los Angeles aka Kizh/Tongva land. She is the Inclusion and Belonging co-lead for SoulPlay Festivals. Connect with her and learn more about her work via her website www.odysseyhealing.com, and on social media IG: embody_resilience, and tiktok: embody.resilience Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/they) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research, Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops. Learn more about Jaclyn's work on her website www.jaclynexplains.com and follow her on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains⁠

In this episode Jaclyn chats with Devon Rufo, sustainability consultant, fashion industry veteran, and post-capitalistic dreamer. Together they explore the origins of capitalism, why sustainability efforts won't save us, and the need for art and embodiment in creating a new world. Why corporate sustainability efforts aren’t enough in addressing the climate crisis The impacts on over production and over consumption on individuals and communities at every stage in the fashion supply chain Why growth cannot continue forever and what  a post growth world could be like The lessons of trees, fungus, and ecosystems in sharing of resources and collectively thriving Why individuals aren’t to blame for the climate crisis The origins of capitalism and how brief it has actually existed How capitalism creates greed Art, awe, and community as essential ingredients in creating a post capitalist future Devon Rufo is a grower, maker, and post-capitalist dreamer. A vessel for change, a conduit for imagination, and a simple brick-layer dedicated to building bridges toward a just and equitable future for all beings.  Devon spent the first part of his career in the fashion industry, working in design and product development for well-known brands, from startups to fortune-500 corporations. After observing the environmental and social atrocities perpetrated by the fashion industry, he pivoted to sustainability work to try to push back against exploitation, overproduction and overconsumption.  Devon is a senior consultant for one of the world’s preeminent environmental consultancies and works to to help fashion brands understand their scope of impact on the world and design holistic pathways toward bringing business into alignment with planetary and social boundaries.  You can learn more about Devon and check out his ABUNDANCE of resources at ⁠⁠imagineourfuture.substack.com⁠⁠ To deepen gain the somatic awareness and tools that make embodied activism like Devon's possible, join Body Language Lab, Jaclyn's online 3 month! Body Language Lab teaches you the science of nervous system regulation, expands your capacity to move through stress, and gives you a robust somatic toolkit for every emotional state. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.jaclynexplains.com/body-language-lab⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Use the code EMBODY50 to get $50 off. Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/they) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops.  Make sure to follow Jaclyn on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains⁠

In this episode Jaclyn chats with Devon Rufo, sustainability consultant, fashion industry veteran, and post-capitalistic dreamer. Together they explore the origins of capitalism, why sustainability efforts won't save us, and the need for art and embodiment in creating a new world. Why corporate sustainability efforts aren’t enough in addressing the climate crisis The impacts on over production and over consumption on individuals and communities at every stage in the fashion supply chain Why growth cannot continue forever and what  a post growth world could be like The lessons of trees, fungus, and ecosystems in sharing of resources and collectively thriving Why individuals aren’t to blame for the climate crisis The origins of capitalism and how brief it has actually existed How capitalism creates greed Art, awe, and community as essential ingredients in creating a post capitalist future Devon Rufo is a grower, maker, and post-capitalist dreamer. A vessel for change, a conduit for imagination, and a simple brick-layer dedicated to building bridges toward a just and equitable future for all beings.  Devon spent the first part of his career in the fashion industry, working in design and product development for well-known brands, from startups to fortune-500 corporations. After observing the environmental and social atrocities perpetrated by the fashion industry, he pivoted to sustainability work to try to push back against exploitation, overproduction and overconsumption.  Devon is a senior consultant for one of the world’s preeminent environmental consultancies and works to to help fashion brands understand their scope of impact on the world and design holistic pathways toward bringing business into alignment with planetary and social boundaries. You can learn more about Devon and check out his ABUNDANCE of resources at imagineourfuture.substack.com To deepen gain the somatic awareness and tools that make embodied activism like Devon's possible, join Body Language Lab, Jaclyn's online 3 month! Body Language Lab teaches you the science of nervous system regulation, expands your capacity to move through stress, and gives you a robust somatic toolkit for every emotional state. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.jaclynexplains.com/body-language-lab⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Use the code EMBODY50 to get $50 off. Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/they) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops.  Make sure to follow Jaclyn on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains⁠

Sensation is our most primal language and yet most of us live fairly disembodied or with pain and discomfort that we'd rather do anything than feel. What if reconnecting to sensation could set you free? In this episode I explore: How sensation is our first language we learn as babies Ways we learn to ignore bodily sensation to abide by social norms How paying attention to our bodily sensations can help us understand what our body is trying to communicate What is interoceptive awareness, the association between interoceptive awareness and mental health, and how to improve it Why feeling into your hands is a great way to connect to sensation How your body can be your internal compass if you can truly feel sensations An evidence based intervention to connect with sensation, increase interoceptive awareness and improve your mental health Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/they) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops. To learn more or work with Jaclyn visit www.jaclynexplains.com and follow her on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains⁠

This episode is all about nervous system regulation! A wellness buzzword but what does it actually mean? In this episode I explore: The nervous system and it's different parts The autonomic nervous system and what it does What actual nervous system regulation is What dysregulation is and the nuances between emotional dysregulation and nervous system dysregulation Ways you might already be regulating your nervous system How to down regulate your nervous system and feel more calm How to up regulate your nervous system and feel more energized Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/they) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops.  Body Language Lab, Jaclyn's online 3 month program starts September 13! Body Language Lab teaches you the science of nervous system regulation, expands your capacity to move through stress, and gives you a robust somatic toolkit for every emotional state. ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.jaclynexplains.com/body-language-lab⁠⁠⁠⁠ Make sure to follow Jaclyn on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains⁠

Want to feel more grounded, supported, calm, and safe? Listen to this somatic practice Dr. Albert Wong in which you'll invited think and feel into different figures in your life that are supportive and nurturing and safe places. It uses bilateral stimulation to help 'install' those resources somatically into the body in a felt way and tells your nervous system, this is safe. Bilateral stimulation is used in EMDR and helps promote cross hemisphere activity in the brain and is supportive as a component of trauma therapy. Dr. Albert Wong is the Director of the Trauma Certificate Program at Somatopia.  He served as residential staff at the Esalen Institute and was the Director of Somatic Psychology at John F. Kennedy University for five years and has served as Core Faculty at the California Institute of Integral Studies. His work is at the intersection of somatics, psychotherapy, and scalable technology. He has been featured on PBS, in Time Magazine, and in the book The American Soul Rush. He was educated at Princeton, Oxford, and the University of Tennessee and is the recipient of numerous national awards.  He maintains a private counseling and consulting practice centered around somatic psychotherapy and is the is the founder of the online somatic education platform, Somatopia:  www.somatopia.com. Learn more about the Trauma Skills Certificate Program. Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/they) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops.  Body Language Lab, Jaclyn's online 3 month program starts September 13! Body Language Lab teaches you the science of nervous system regulation, expands your capacity to move through stress, and gives you a robust somatic toolkit for every emotional state. Join before August 18th to get 30% off! ⁠⁠⁠https://www.jaclynexplains.com/body-language-lab⁠⁠⁠ @jaclynexplains⁠

This practice is called gender as animal, and it's a movement and reflection practice that is important for the sake of both embodied parenting and gender creative parenting. It can give you the potential to get more clarity and authorship over your own gendered experience, whatever gender you identify with. When you do this work, you move towards fuller authorship and expression of who you are. Check out Episode 19 Embodied Parenting with T.T. Kooken for the full interview. T.T. Kooken is a parent, somatic coach, bodyworker, medical Qigong practitioner, Aikido black-belt, dancer, writer, performer, and more. Their client work is focused on creative and self-generated ways of building awareness and cultivating transformation through practice. T.T. emphasizes a beyond-binary process, focusing on movement, play, and interdependence, working primarily with Queer and Gender Non-conforming folks, creatives and artists, as well as parents on the path of Embodied Parenting. They are committed to moving beyond our most-human and culturally-located ways of defining ourselves and towards something wider, deeper, more rooted and expansive. Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/her) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops.  Body Language Lab, Jaclyn's online 3 month program starts September 13! Body Language Lab teaches you the science of nervous system regulation, expands your capacity to move through stress, and gives you a robust somatic toolkit for every emotional state. ⁠⁠⁠https://www.jaclynexplains.com/body-language-lab⁠⁠⁠ To learn more about my somatic coaching focused on trauma healing check out my website ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.jaclynexplains.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and make sure to follow me on instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains

In this episode I talk all things trauma with somatic psychotherapist Dr. Albert Wong. We explore: The neurobiology of trauma The amygalda and trauma How trauma impacts memory Why trauma makes communicating difficult Polyvagal Theory  Albert’s journey from science to somatics and psychology What is resonance and how our nervous systems resonant with others Why embodied connection is healing How to hold space for another person How to support someone experiencing dysregulation or triggered  How to pendulate or go back and forth from what feels activating and what feels safe Why prescriptive practices often don’t work and exploring what works for your body in this moment is critical The components of trauma healing What to do instead of exposure therapy A somatic practice called Resource Installation Dr. Albert Wong is the Director of the Trauma Certificate Program at Somatopia.  He served as residential staff at the Esalen Institute and was the Director of Somatic Psychology at John F. Kennedy University for five years and has served as Core Faculty at the California Institute of Integral Studies. His work is at the intersection of somatics, psychotherapy, and scalable technology. He has been featured on PBS, in Time Magazine, and in the book The American Soul Rush. He was educated at Princeton, Oxford, and the University of Tennessee and is the recipient of numerous national awards.  He maintains a private counseling and consulting practice centered around somatic psychotherapy and is the is the founder of the online somatic education platform, Somatopia:  www.somatopia.com. Learn more about the Trauma Skills Certificate Program. Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/they) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops.  Body Language Lab, Jaclyn's online 3 month program starts September 13! Body Language Lab teaches you the science of nervous system regulation, expands your capacity to move through stress, and gives you a robust somatic toolkit for every emotional state. Join before August 18th to get 30% off! ⁠⁠⁠https://www.jaclynexplains.com/body-language-lab⁠⁠⁠ Make sure to follow Jaclyn on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains⁠

In this episode my somatic coach interviews ME about my personal experience with somatics! We explore: My journey coming to somatics including my mental health struggles and my rock bottom The somatic concepts that utterly transformed my life, especially the Vagus Nerve Why I needed to heal from the body How somatics differed from therapy for me My current challenges and how somatics is supporting Body Language Lab and how I've designed it to be an inclusive choose your own adventure The need for politicized somatics Why investing in yourself is the most important decision you'll ever make Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/they) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops.  Body Language Lab, Jaclyn's online 3 month program starts September 13! Body Language Lab teaches you the science of nervous system regulation, expands your capacity to move through stress, and gives you a robust somatic toolkit for every emotional state. Join before August 18th get early early bird pricing! ⁠⁠https://www.jaclynexplains.com/body-language-lab⁠⁠ Make sure to follow Jaclyn on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains⁠ Nik (she/they) is a somatics coach, Authentic Tantra Practitioner, facilitator, artist, and student of miracles. Experience awe with her ⁠https://www.nikzaleski.com/

In this episode I use the Barbie movie to explain Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS). IFS is an evidence based therapy that helps heal parts of us that are struggling. Content warnings: sexual assault and suicidial ideation. I touch on these briefly but please only listen when you're resourced. This episode also contains MANY Barbie movie spoilers! This episode explores: What Internal Family Systems Therapy is What are exiles, managers, and firefighters in Internal Family Systems Why behavior change fails and why inner parts healing is needed How Jaclyn healed her exiled parts, including her suicidal part How the Barbie movie provides a great example of burdened parts and healing wounded parts The characteristics of our true Self Listen to explore the life changing framework of Internal Family Systems and get curious about your inner parts. Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/her) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops.  Body Language Lab, Jaclyn's online 3 month program starts September 13! Body Language Lab teaches you the science of nervous system regulation, expands your capacity to move through stress, and gives you a robust somatic toolkit for every emotional state. Join today to get early bird pricing! ⁠https://www.jaclynexplains.com/body-language-lab⁠ Make sure to follow Jaclyn on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains⁠

Ever felt confused about what kind of food is healthy and what is unhealthy? Or felt shame when seeing an influencer tout their workout and green juice? Connie Weissmuller is here to bust those myths and help you heal your relationship with food! In this episode I chat with Connie Weissmuller, a Registered Dietitian, about all how diet culture hurts and why intuitive eating lets us have balance and trust our bodies again. In this episode we explore: What intuitive eating is and simple steps to get started Why body attunement is required for intuitive eating and how to develop it Common myths about nutrition and dieting Why BMI is irrelevant and weight loss shouldn't be the goal for most people How the field of nutrition and nutrition education can and has perpetuated White Supremacy Why there is no one diet right for every person The types of healthcare providers that can support someone struggling with eating disorders, disordered eating or simply looking for a healthier relationship with food Somatic therapies that are supportive in addressing the underlying causes of disordered eating How doctors can cause harm and stigma around diet and weight The reason why there's a lack of diversity within the field of nutrition Connie Weissmuller is a Registered Dietitian based in Denver, Colorado. She is passionate about eating disorder recovery, nutrition education, and weight neutral nutrition therapy for all bodies. She's the owner of Constance Weissmuller Nutrition Therapy LLC, a nutrition counseling and consulting practice. She is also a college professor teaching human nutrition. Learn more about her work at www.connierd.com Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/her) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops.  Body Language Lab, Jaclyn's online 3 month program starts September 13! Body Language Lab teaches you the science of nervous system regulation, expands your capacity to move through stress, and gives you a robust somatic toolkit for every emotional state. Join today to get early bird pricing! https://www.jaclynexplains.com/body-language-lab Make sure to follow Jaclyn on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains

Yoga nidra or non-sleep deep rest is the most restorative & rejuvenating somatic practice I've ever experienced. This episode explores: The history of yoga nidra How yoga nidra is both a consciousness and a restorative practice Incredible science of yoga nidra and how yoga nidra can improve health outcomes related to anxiety, depression, pain, cholesterol and high blood pressure Why yoga nidra is a favorite among my clients Recommended time of day and duration for yoga nidra What to expect during a yoga nidra *Edit - I accidentally said yoga nidra puts you into beta brainwaves but I meant delta brainwaves. The episode ends with a 13 min yoga nidra that will leave you feeling relaxed and recharged. Sign up to join my FREE Yoga Nidra for Deep Rest workshop on Aug 10th 2023 at 5:30pm PST on Zoom or to receive the recording: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/yoga-nidra-for-deep-rest-tickets-669673560647?aff=oddtdtcreator Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/her) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops.  Body Language Lab, Jaclyn's online 3 month program starts September 13! Body Language Lab teaches you the science of nervous system regulation, expands your capacity to move through stress, and gives you a robust somatic toolkit for every emotional state. It includes 5 different Yoga Nidra practices of varying lengths and focus. Join today to get early bird pricing! ⁠https://www.jaclynexplains.com/body-language-lab⁠ Make sure to follow Jaclyn on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains⁠

T.T. Kooken is a parent, somatic coach, bodyworker, medical Qigong practitioner, Aikido black-belt, dancer, writer, performer, and more. Their client work is focused on creative and self-generated ways of building awareness and cultivating transformation through practice. T.T. emphasizes a beyond-binary process, focusing on movement, play, and interdependence, working primarily with Queer and Gender Non-conforming folks, creatives and artists, as well as parents on the path of Embodied Parenting. They are committed to moving beyond our most-human and culturally-located ways of defining ourselves and towards something wider, deeper, more rooted and expansive. This episode explores: What is embodied parenting How our conditioned tendencies result in default patterns in the child parent relationship Why so many parents struggle with sacrifice and how to find balance What is gender expansive parenting and how to explore it in your family A gender expansive somatic practice that explores gender as an animal Website - ⁠https://msha.ke/majakqigong/⁠ Schedule with TT: https://calendly.com/majakqigong@Insta - @majakqigong Jaclyn Explores is hosted by Jaclyn Shea (she/her) a somatic coach, embodiment facilitator, science communicator, and health researcher. With a Masters in Public Health, trained in Somatic Stress Release and Mind Body Coaching, and ten+ years of experience facilitating and conducting research Jaclyn is passionate about communicating the latest research into somatic practices that help you release stress, process trauma, and live life on purpose. Jaclyn works one-on-one clients through somatic coaching, facilitates a group program called Body Language Lab, and in person and zoom workshops.  To learn more about my somatic coaching focused on trauma healing check out my website ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.jaclynexplains.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and make sure to follow me on instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@jaclynexplains