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Feminist Wellness

Béa Victoria Albina
Emotional Outsourcing
Codependency
Nervous System
Self-Care
Perfectionism
People-Pleasing
Boundaries
Somatics
Nervous System Regulation
Self-Worth
Relationships
Embodiment
Self-Love
Mental Health
Anxiety
Patriarchy
Self-Trust
End Emotional Outsourcing
Community Support
Nervous System Science

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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Latest Episodes

#383: Ever feel like the roles in your life - partner, parent, friend, employee - are colliding in ways that leave you exhausted and unsure of who you are supposed to be?

In this episode, I’m unpacking the subtle and pervasive experience of role con... more

Tenderoni Hotline #36: A listener recently wrote in with a request: please stop calling your audience "my love/my beauty."

In this episode, I respond to that message and explore the deeper questions underneath it. Why do terms of endearment feel co... more

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#382: Do you find yourself stuck in the same emotional loops, beating yourself up when things don’t go as planned, or folding around boundaries because the perfectionist story in your mind says you should?

This week, we’re exploring how real self-co... more

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#381: What happens when you stop people pleasing and the people around you are no longer pleased?

If the thought of setting boundaries, speaking up, or disappointing someone makes your nervous system panic, this episode will hit home. I explore why ... more

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Episode: Tenderoni Hotline #35: The Hidden Connection Between Food & Nervous System Healing with Ali Shapiro
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Episode: Tenderoni Hotline #26: Emotional Outsourcing in Relationships: When Both People Do It + Reaching For Food After Healing
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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
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Episode: Ep #364: Anchored: Healing Emotional Outsourcing in Community with Susan Klunder
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Multi-passionate creative, lawyer, and participant in the Anchored program.
Episode: Tenderoni Hotline #17: From Overfunctioning to Freedom: Healing in Anchored with Busayo Ayodele
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
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Episode: Tenderoni Hotline #10: Unlearn the Good Girl Script: A Tool for Taking Up Space with Sara Fisk

Host

Béa Victoria Albina
Host of Feminist Wellness; NP, life coach, somatic practitioner and nervous system nerd

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.9k ratings
  • Life changing podcast!

    This show has been extremely helpful in healing my nervous system and understanding more about somatics.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    haley.reynolds1721
    United Statesa month ago
  • A voice for liberation

    A gorgeously expressed guide to calm, autonomy, confidence, responsibility, and collective care, backed up by science and experience. I needed this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    EforEmdashes
    United States2 months ago
  • So helpful

    I’ve leaned so much in such a short time listing to this podcast. Incredibly insightful and quite helpful. The perfect combination of therapy and coaching.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Val Flynn
    United States2 months ago
  • Like your favorite auntie

    Gosh, just love listening to Béa! Wonderfully practical and applicable advice and it feels like she’s authentically in the room with you; a kind and wise auntie who loves you so much and wants you to be whole and healed. Thank you for doing this podcast! You are a gift to this world!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AmyLeighO
    United States2 months ago
  • Not for me

    I only listened to one episode and the info was great but it’s hard to get past the infantilizing language. I learned of the host from another podcast where she mentioned people taking issue with it as a sign that our culture has a problem with tenderness. I love tenderness! But for me overly affectionate words from a stranger feels like love bombing and fast tracking intimacy. Trust is built over time and jumping to pet names with strangers skips past that. It makes the whole podcast feel ungro... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    2dots3dots4dotswoah
    United States3 months ago

Listeners Say

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The host's science-plus-soul approach feels trustworthy and supportive.
Many value the calm, compassionate guidance and real-world tools.
A few feel the language may be too affectionate for some, but the therapeutic benefits are clear.
Listeners find it deeply healing and practical.
Some note tenderness and warmth as standout traits appealing to a broad audience.

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Tenderoni Hotline #34: How Do You Deal With Someone Who Always Plays the Victim?
Q: How do we navigate being in a long-standing relationship with someone who doesn't hold personal accountability and seems to weaponize therapeutic language?
Focus on your own clarity and boundaries rather than attempting to correct the other person; document your goals and hurt before conversations, recognize that the pattern often persists regardless of how you frame it, and step back when needed to preserve your selfhood and peace. Seek external witnessing from trusted professionals or friends to validate your perspective and build self-trust; consider changing the terms of the relationship if the pattern remains unaltered.
Tenderoni Hotline #33: Why Am I Always in Fight Mode? + Learning to Love Safely After Trauma
Q: How can those with mega developmental trauma build the skills to love again and to love safely?
The host describes a gradual path: first develop interoception to feel one's own body and needs; then understand attachment patterns and how they shape responses to closeness; finally practice rupture-and-repair in low-stakes contexts to steadily build secure attachment, acknowledging that healing is long-term and requires rebuilding an internal sense of safety and worth before expecting reliable external validation.
Tenderoni Hotline #33: Why Am I Always in Fight Mode? + Learning to Love Safely After Trauma
Q: I find myself in fight mode very often, and I sense it's connected to emotional outsourcing. I've been a teacher and just quit to start a completely different job in the new year. Teaching triggered my fight response because it made me feel unsafe, unseen, and unappreciated. I want to understand the connection.
The host explains that fight mode arises when safety, belonging, and worth are sourced from outside oneself. In contexts like teaching, ongoing evaluation and lack of institutional support can trigger a fight response. The solution involves recognizing the pattern, labeling the emotion to reduce charge, and beginning to build an internal sense of worth so the nervous system has a more stable baseline, reducing the need to defend itself externally.
Tenderoni Hotline #31: How to Release Suppressed Anger + Stop People-Pleasing at Work
Q: Do you have any tips on how to minimize emotional outsourcing at a demanding workplace?
Yes. The host suggests recognizing early signals of nervous system activation, grounding into the body, and challenging the reflex to outsource worth to others. She emphasizes re-centering, building self-trust, and assessing whether a job's benefits justify the emotional and physical costs, with a view toward sustainable boundaries and clarity about personal needs.
Tenderoni Hotline #31: How to Release Suppressed Anger + Stop People-Pleasing at Work
Q: Can you make a video about how to deal with a lifetime of suppressed anger?
The host explains anger as heat and life force that benefits from gradual, embodied work (titration and pendulation) to avoid overwhelming the nervous system. She recommends starting with brief presence, orienting to a neutral grounding object, and integrating small, manageable movements to gently release energy over time, while ensuring professional support if trauma is involved.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Feminist Wellness

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

This show blends nervous-system science with feminist wellness to explore how codependency, perfectionism, and people-pleasing shapes everyday life. Across episodes, listeners hear practical, somatic tools for calming the nervous system, setting boundaries, and reclaiming self-worth, often through the lens of emotional outsourcing and interdependence. The host uses clinical insights, personal stories, and evidence-based guidance to help audiences move from self-criticism to authentic action, with episodes frequently emphasizing internal regulation, rest, and compassionate self-management. Notably, the format favors actionable strategies over hype, and the host's warm, grounded delivery pairs science with soulful guidance that resonates with... more

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1. Ali Shapiro
2. Stephanie Kay
3. Tina Marie
4. Rose Zeeland
5. Susan Klunder
6. Busayo Ayodele
7. Monica Silva
8. Mariza Snyder

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