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Feminist Wellness

Béa Victoria Albina
Emotional Outsourcing
Feminism
Relationships
Codependency
Self-Compassion
Dating
Interdependence
Vulnerability
Self-Care
Patriarchy
Somatics
Self-Love
Joy
Connection
Mindfulness
Authenticity
Sensuality
Values
Attachment Theory
Emotional Suppression

You weren't born anxious, depleted, and second-guessing yourself. You were taught to be. The Feminist Wellness podcast is where nervous system science meets the truth nobody wants to say out loud: most of what you think is "self-care" is just performing wellness while your body stays stuck in survival mode. Host Béa Victoria Albina - NP, life coach, and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner - breaks d... more

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Tenderoni Hotline #12: Hello, my love, and welcome back to the Tenderoni Hotline. Today’s episode is a true gift, a clarifying, empowering, and deeply nerdy deep dive into all things perimenopause, hormones, and how to actually get the support you de... more

#357: How much time do you spend managing other people's emotions? You know what I mean – smoothing over conflict at family dinners, tiptoeing around your partner's mood, or endlessly reshuffling your schedule for coworkers. It's exhausting. But what... more

Tenderoni Hotline #11: Hello my love, and welcome back to the Tenderoni Hotline, our soft and spacious corner of the Feminist Wellness Podcast where we explore your most tender questions about healing, nervous system care, and returning home to yours... more

#356: Does the thought of holiday gatherings make your chest tighten? Maybe you're the one who always accidentally says the wrong thing. Or maybe you're the one fielding invasive questions about your relationship status, body, or life choices for the... more

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Recent Guests

Sara Fisk
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Ex Good Girl Podcast
Episode: Tenderoni Hotline #10: Unlearn the Good Girl Script: A Tool for Taking Up Space with Sara Fisk
Mary Jelkovsky
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Episode: Tenderoni Hotline #8: From Self-Abandonment to Self-Love: Ending Emotional Outsourcing with Mary Jelkovsky
Aja Evans
Author of Feel Good Finance, Untangling Your Relationship with Money for Better Mental, Emotional, and Financial Well-being.
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Episode: Ep #337: Money is Emotional: The Link Between Finances and Well-Being with Aja Evans
Anna Goldfarb
Journalist and author focused on friendships and relationships.
Episode: Ep #336: Why We're Lonely: Unpacking Modern Friendship Dynamics with Anna Goldfarb
Emma Dunwoody
Human design expert, master coach, and behavioral specialist
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Episode: Ep #335: Human Design Made Simple: Decode Your Authentic Self with Emma Dunwoody
Keren Eldad
Certified executive and personal coach, speaker, and author
Author of 'Gilded'
Episode: Ep #334: Break Free from Your Gilded Cage with Keren Eldad
Busayo Ayodele
A multi-passionate creative and lawyer specializing in human rights and employment law
Episode: Getting Anchored with Busayo Ayodele
Carey Cramer
Participant in the Anchored program and advocate for healing and somatic practices
Episode: Ep #329: Getting Anchored with Carey Cramer
Abbie Attwood
An anti-diet, fat-positive, weight-inclusive nutritionist who helps others heal their relationship with food and body through compassion and an intuitive approach.
Episode: Ep #325: The Antidote to Emotional Outsourcing with Abbie Attwood

Host

Béa Victoria Albina
Host of Feminist Wellness, nurse practitioner, life coach, and somatics expert focusing on emotional health and wellness.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.9k ratings
  • Fantastic

    My favourite podcast for years, highly recommended.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kydee01
    New Zealanda month ago
  • Therapeutic resource

    I love this podcast. Vic speaks so kindly and it allows my inner critic to calm down and start to process the information being shared. I also really appreciate how once we learn the science around dysfunction , she guides us straight into addressing the issues so we aren’t left hanging with the feeling of dread of “oh gosh, one more thing that’s wrong with me” like so many other podcasts. Thank you so so much. I share your episodes so often with friends and family and many others who probably w... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Faye M Plescia
    United States2 months ago
  • Deeply healing

    As a genderfluid neurodivergent assault survivor socialised as female, this show has helped me understand so many of my most hurtful patterns and given me alternatives to treat myself with more love. Highly recommend for everyone!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    snoopa66
    Ireland2 months ago
  • Every episode delivers!

    Every episode leaves me with something I didn’t know I needed. This is for anyone who wants to feel better in their life. Highly recommend !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ginjaswagger
    United States3 months ago
  • So smart

    I love the science behind her thoughts and her great positive loving attitude

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shodgsh
    Canada3 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the genuine and authentic discussions on emotional health.
Many praise the actionable insights provided in each episode, often noting the positive impact on their lives.
Highly recommended by listeners for its relatable approach and transformative content.

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Tenderoni Hotline #11: Why Saying No Feels So Hard + Why You Overexplain + How to Protect Your Energy This Holiday Season
Q: How do I protect my energy during the holidays without just avoiding everyone?
Protect your energy by practicing small acts of self-attunement and nervous system regulation, which allow you to be present with others while maintaining your own emotional well-being.
Tenderoni Hotline #11: Why Saying No Feels So Hard + Why You Overexplain + How to Protect Your Energy This Holiday Season
Q: How do I stop over-explaining my decisions to my family?
To stop over-explaining, focus on noticing bodily cues when the urge arises, practice grounding techniques, and make clear, succinct statements of your needs without justification.
Tenderoni Hotline #11: Why Saying No Feels So Hard + Why You Overexplain + How to Protect Your Energy This Holiday Season
Q: Why do I feel so guilty every time I say no during the holidays?
Guilt after saying no often stems from childhood training that forces individuals to prioritize others' comfort, leading them to perceive guilt as a moral failure instead of an old alarm signal related to fear of losing connection.
Tenderoni Hotline #9: Why Do I Over-Apologize + Why Does My Body Twitch Out of Nowhere? Explained
Q: Is my body just glitching? Is there something wrong with me?
It's likely that the involuntary movements are stress-related, representing the body's way of discharging tension rather than occurring due to a specific medical issue. Engaging in physical activities that allow you to process stress might help alleviate these symptoms.
Tenderoni Hotline #9: Why Do I Over-Apologize + Why Does My Body Twitch Out of Nowhere? Explained
Q: Why do I apologize for existing?
You might have learned through social conditioning that taking up space requires an apology, which often leads to preemptive apologies in conversations. This behavior is rooted in societal norms that teach women to be less assertive and to minimize their presence.

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Exploring the intersection of nervous system science and personal empowerment, this podcast addresses the deep-seated patterns of emotional outsourcing. It confronts how individuals have been conditioned to seek validation and acceptance from others, often at the expense of their own well-being. The discussions revolve around concepts such as codependency, people-pleasing, and perfectionism, offering actionable insights for breaking free from these cycles. With a focus on self-compassion and authentic self-care, the show provides tools to help listeners reclaim their voices and prioritize their needs in a world that often pressures them to conform. Each episode serves as a resource for anyone looking to foster genuine emotional well-being, ... more

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2. Mary Jelkovsky
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5. Emma Dunwoody
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