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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
Sensuality
Authenticity
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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#371: Do you feel like you’re constantly running on empty, struggling to find space for rest while the world around you keeps demanding more? It’s a common experience, and it’s often the result of emotional outsourcing. But what if rest could be the ... more

Tenderoni Hotline 25: Have you ever found yourself laughing when you’re actually scared, suddenly exhausted in the middle of anxiety, or walking away from a moment thinking you’re “fine” only to realize hours later that you were anything but? In this... more

#370: What does it actually take to stay engaged for the long haul when the world feels overwhelming and the crises keep coming? Showing up once is one thing, but sustaining care and action over months and years is an entirely different challenge.

I... more

Tenderoni Hotline #24: 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

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Tina Marie
Caller asking for guidance on stopping people-pleasing
Episode: Tenderoni Hotline #23: How to Stop People Pleasing Habits + Nervous System Healing for CPTSD
Rose Zeeland
A participant in the Anchored program, sharing her journey of healing and self-discovery.
Episode: Tenderoni Hotline #20: From Emotional Outsourcing to Embodied Healing: Rose’s Anchored Journey
Susan Klunder
VP of HR at a tech company and graduate of the Anchored program.
Tech Company
Episode: Ep #364: Anchored: Healing Emotional Outsourcing in Community with Susan Klunder
Monica Silva
Participant in the Anchored cohort and advocate for personal growth through somatics.
Episode: Tenderoni Hotline #15: Breaking Free from People-Pleasing Habits: Monica Silva’s Journey with Anchored
Mariza Snyder
Author of The Perimenopause Revolution and expert in women's health
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Episode: Tenderoni Hotline #12: The Truth About Perimenopause No One Told You With Mariza Snyder
Sara Fisk
Master-certified coach focusing on dismantling people-pleasing and perfectionism
Ex Good Girl Podcast
Episode: Tenderoni Hotline #10: Unlearn the Good Girl Script: A Tool for Taking Up Space with Sara Fisk
Mary Jelkovsky
Host of Mary's Cup of Tea and author
Mary's Cup of Tea
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.
Aja Evans Counseling
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

Host

Béa Victoria Albina
Host of Feminist Wellness; nurse practitioner, somatic practitioner, life coach.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.9k ratings
  • Revolution, indeed!

    The episode with Dr. Marisa Snyder is packed with info shared by two committed, expert advocates helping us understand options and possibilities for health in perimenopause and beyond!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mizzhefk
    United Statesa month ago
  • So insightful!

    What a great episode and round up on emotional outsourcing…super insightful and helpful - gracias Bea!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ivyeye
    United States2 months ago
  • Inspiring!

    Each episode offers life changing wisdom and insight, in a most beautifully spoken way! Love the podcast and her book!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Haven 5
    United States3 months ago
  • So much more than a podcast…

    This is not only a podcast centering on important themes, it is inspiring spoken word poetry.

    Thank you for your light Béa.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    getrealyouronpublicradio
    United States3 months ago
  • Fantastic

    My favourite podcast for years, highly recommended.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kydee01
    New Zealand4 months ago

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Compassionate host with practical tools and warm delivery.
A trusted resource for healing nervous system patterns and relationships.
Energetic, science-backed guidance that's easy to apply.

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Tenderoni Hotline #24: Grief Over Losing Objects + Injustice In The Workspace
Q: Hello Béa, I'm so desperate to know how I can detach from witnessing mistreatment of employees at work.
The approach is to hold empathy with boundaries: pause, name what you're noticing, assess what's yours to do, document if needed, and choose actions that protect your nervous system—often escalating to HR or leadership when appropriate while avoiding constant rumination.
Tenderoni Hotline #23: How to Stop People Pleasing Habits + Nervous System Healing for CPTSD
Q: Can you give more examples of safe enough, belonging, and worth in practical terms?
The host outlines safe enough as relational safety (being able to pause, rest, or say I don't know without repercussions), belonging as staying whole and not over-explaining or shrinking, and worth as non-abandonment—staying with yourself and not seeking validation through others' approval; these concepts are reframed as internal capabilities that can be cultivated through somatic practices.
Tenderoni Hotline #23: How to Stop People Pleasing Habits + Nervous System Healing for CPTSD
Q: I know I'm a people-pleaser. How do I stop being this way?
The host explains that people-pleasing stems from the nervous system learning that connection is conditional; the path to change is to return to the body, acknowledge sensations, and practice staying present with them while setting boundaries and honoring needs, even if others are displeased.
Tenderoni Hotline #22: Grounding vs. Orienting: What to Do When a Space Isn’t Actually Safe + Why High-Achieving Folks Still Seek Approval
Q: I've built a successful career. I'm respected in my field. I make good money, and yet I still find myself waiting to be chosen, approved of, or reassured before I trust my own judgment.
The host explains that even for high achievers, the pattern of seeking external validation often stems from a history of emotional outsourcing and conditioning under systems like patriarchy and capitalism. She recommends building internal safety through small, daily acts of self-trust—not by changing behavior first, but by changing awareness and attention to oneself. This involves noticing bodily signals, asking what the body actually wants, and practicing decisions that center one's own needs, gradually increasing the capacity to act from self-trust even in the face of pressure to conform or please others.
Tenderoni Hotline #18: Are You Ready for Real Love If You're Still Healing + Why focusing on yourself is not selfishness
Q: How is the work of ending emotional outsourcing different from just focusing on myself?
Ending emotional outsourcing means rebuilding your internal strength, engaging with the world without confusion between self-neglect and self-care.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Feminist Wellness

What is Feminist Wellness about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This series centers on nervous system science and emotional health, examining patterns like emotional outsourcing, perfectionism, and people-pleasing that keep many people stuck in survival modes. Across episodes, the host reframes emotions such as anger and fear as actionable energy for personal and collective change, offering practical tools for boundary-setting, self-trust, and compassionate action. The discussions blend neuroscience, somatic practices, and feminist perspectives, with a consistent emphasis on community support and accessible strategies that integrate healing with real-world activism and relationships. A notable throughline is the promotion of Anchored, a coaching program, as a path to deeper self-awareness and sustained ... more

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2. Rose Zeeland
3. Susan Klunder
4. Monica Silva
5. Mariza Snyder
6. Sara Fisk
7. Mary Jelkovsky
8. Aja Evans

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