
Exploring personal growth as a living process of mindful change. Talks and thoughtful conversations with therapists and mindfulness practitioners.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 285 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthSelf-ImprovementEducation | |||

We invite you to discover meditation as a living process that helps us navigate the pressures of life. We describe how this process involves engaging with our experience in a fundamentally different way.
Merete Holm Brantbjerg talks about trauma, systemic shame, and the body’s hidden survival responses, starting from her own experience of female-to-female sexual perpetration at age 14.
Janina Fisher explains what it means to heal your trauma. She describes her trauma-informed parts approach, where these reactions are understood as parts of ourselves that once helped us survive, not as problems to eliminate.
A mindful reflection on power, vulnerability, and our shared humanity. What happens when we truly pay attention and see the complexity of what is in front of us.
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Really good host who really listens to learn and does a great job of summarising and clarifying the information the guests bring.
The host is so present and so gentle with his reflections and observations. It becomes a connecting experience for listener host and guests.
I am a geek and psychotherapist and I am loving the condensed versions of the somatic practices in these approachable conversations! So glad this podcast exists.
These are golden. The interviewer holds a space in which insightful and essential topics are discussed.
As a systemic therapist these programs hold all the keys to personal and client work in an introspective and genuinely sensitive space.
Thank you for this podcast.
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• Mindful growth conversations with therapists and mindfulness practitioners, exploring how present-mocus and embodied awareness catalyze personal change. Episodes span trauma, neuroscience, memory reconsolidation, mindful parenting, and ethical living, always grounding theory in practical exercises and real-life applications.
• Notable for a calm, present host style that emphasizes compassionate listening, clear recaps, and accessible entry points to complex topics, making deep mindfulness concepts approachable for a broad audience. A defining trait is the balance between experiential practices and therapeutic insights, often tying mindfulness to everyday relationships and work settings.
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Recent guests on Proactive Mindfulness include:
1. Alexandra Pforlman
2. Merete Holm Brantbjerg
3. Janina Fisher
4. John Amodeo
5. Andrew Rosenstock
6. Stephen Batchelor
7. Koshin Paley Ellison
8. Peter Levine
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