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The Embodiment Coaching Podcast

Mark Walsh
Embodiment Coaching
Coaching
Embodiment
Mental Health
Trauma
Mindfulness
Burnout
Yoga
Personal Growth
Breathwork
Nervous System Regulation
Embodiment Practices
Resilience
Confidence
ADHD
Self-Regulation
Masculinity
Philosophy
Spirituality
Social Media

A weekly podcast for coaches, embodiment teachers and anyone who sees the body as more than a hunk of meat. Embodiment Unlimited host Mark Walsh, interviews leaders and innovators from around the world. We cover coaching, mindfulness, trauma therapy, martial arts, meditation, somatics, yoga, and movement practices generally. The flavour is light-hearted, conversational and practical. The podcast h... more

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In this episode, I'm joined by Dr Helen Machen-Pearce to question one of the most common bits of advice given to coaches: "Just be yourself." What does authenticity actually mean, and is it always a good thing? We explore the cultural and philosophic... more

In this episode, I speak with Mark Harris, one of the UK's leading male midwives and author of Men, Love, and Birth, about what birth can teach us about embodiment, presence, and the art of supporting another human being. Drawing on more than three d... more

In this episode, I speak with Anke Egger, an experienced coach and facilitator who specialises in fertility and infertility, about a deeply personal topic that touches many people but is often difficult to talk about. We explore the emotional complex... more

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In this episode, I speak with Craig White, leadership coach, men's work facilitator, and author of Tell the Fucking Truth, about the transformative power of group work and why men can benefit so much from being seen by other men. Drawing on his exper... more

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Recent Guests

Mark Harris
UK midwife with more than three decades of experience and author of Men, Love, and Birth.
Episode: 796. What Birth Teaches Us About Coaching, Surrender, and Connection - With Mark Harris
Anke Egger
Coach and facilitator specialising in fertility and infertility.
Episode: 795. Coaching Through Infertility: Grief, Hope, and Acceptance - With Anke Egger
Craig White
Leadership coach, men's work facilitator and author of Tell the Fucking Truth
Men Without Masks
Episode: 794. From Discipline to Embodiment: Lessons from Sport and Men's Work - With Craig White
Peter Hawkins
A legend in the coaching world; associated with Henley Business School and Bath Consultancy Group; founder of Renewal Associates
Henley Business School, Bath Consultancy Group, Renewal Associates
Episode: 791. The Future of Coaching Is Systemic- With Peter Hawkins
George Bonanno
Professor, resilience researcher
Columbia University (as per context)
Episode: 790. Is Everything Really Trauma? A Coach's Guide - With George Bonanno
Aljoša Bagola
Marketing figure in Slovenia, author of a burnout book, TED speaker
Independent (Slovenia)
Episode: 789. The Biggest Burnout Myths (And What Actually Helps) - With Aljoša Bagola
John Williams
Author of Crazy Successful, coach and facilitator
Author, Coach
Episode: 788. Crazy Successful: How Coaches Can Turn Their Weirdness Into an Advantage
Dick Schwartz
Founder of Internal Family Systems (IFS)
IFS Institute
Episode: 786. IFS, Spirituality, and Psychological Healing - With Dr. Dick Schwartz
Lise Bruynooghe
Coach with focus on embodiment, cross-cultural coaching
Independent coach / Embodiment Unlimited collaborator
Episode: 785. What Makes a Coach Irreplaceable? - With Lise Bruynooghe

Host

Mark Walsh
Embodiment coach, trainer, and author with more than 15 years of coach-training experience

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 435 ratings
  • Less Mark more guest please

    I am listening to the autism episode and was so excited about learning something new. But despite saying he was going to let his go presenter do the bulk of the talking (for a change), so far he has barely let her get a word in edgeways to share her knowledge. Instead he has done a significant amount of the talking sharing his own experience and ( outdated) knowledge with some complex questions. Please please just ask some simple & clear questions and let the guest speak, so we learn something a... more

    Apple Podcasts
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    claud and tan lover
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Fantastic

    Mark is an amazingly well read and deep thinker with a great sense of humour. Highly recommend this podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Padap80
    Poland7 months ago
  • great

    I love this podcast and I’ve gained a lot of insight and inspiration from listening to the episodes. I think it could be even better if the host lets the guests speak more with less interruption.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    naomifennaa
    Netherlands2 years ago
  • put off

    The first and last episode I listened to was about brain spotting. I wanted to like it, but the multiple jabs at Americans put me off. I turned it off halfway through and looked for another show to listen to. Readjust or hid your (miss)perception and generalization about Americans and you may keep some audience.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Jerks1985
    United States2 years ago
  • Not a good podcast

    Not worth my time or yours.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Fiona Calisti
    Germany2 years ago

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The host's humor, directness, and practical insights are praised, though some listeners find the language too strong or the interview style too combative.
Sound quality is a recurring concern in some reviews, with complaints about echo, mouth noises, and distracting recording or editing.
Listeners value the breadth of subjects and the range of guests, describing the conversations as informative, varied, and useful for professional learning.
Several listeners want guests to have more room to explain their expertise, citing interruptions and frequent host commentary.

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796. What Birth Teaches Us About Coaching, Surrender, and Connection - With Mark Harris
Q: What attitude or type of person do you think does best in birth?
Harris says informed women eventually need to surrender to the process because they cannot think their way through it, and he recommends birth preferences rather than a fixed plan.
796. What Birth Teaches Us About Coaching, Surrender, and Connection - With Mark Harris
Q: What is the birth partner's job, in a sentence?
Harris says the partner should be truly present, attentive to what the woman wants, and create conditions where her own capacity can emerge rather than directing or empowering her.
795. Coaching Through Infertility: Grief, Hope, and Acceptance - With Anke Egger
Q: What do you find helps with people then in terms of coaching people through this difficult, sensitive process?
Egger recommends that couples talk openly about what matters to them and avoid postponing difficult subjects. Coaches can help make space for emotions as well as decisions, support clients in talking with family and friends, and encourage practices such as meditation or physical activity that help rebuild connection and confidence in the body.
795. Coaching Through Infertility: Grief, Hope, and Acceptance - With Anke Egger
Q: What was it that got you interested in this topic?
Egger says infertility was part of her own story. Looking back on coaching she received as she navigated it, she felt that some practitioners lacked the understanding to support her well. That experience motivated her to work in the area and advocate for fertility as part of coach education.
793. What Conservative Thinking Can Teach Coaches About Human Behaviour- With Mark Walsh & Dr Helen Machen-Pearce
Q: What did it say about conservative coaching?
Machen-Pearce shares that the definition emphasized personal responsibility, family and community, tradition, duty, service, and practical gradual change. Walsh connects these ideas to meaning and preserving what works.

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What is The Embodiment Coaching Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Weekly, conversational interviews connect embodiment and coaching with psychology, health, leadership, relationships, and movement practices. Host Mark Walsh, an embodiment coach and trainer, speaks with practitioners, researchers, authors, and experienced coaches about how ideas translate into work with individuals and groups. Topics range from trauma, resilience, fertility, and breathwork to men's work, parenting, systemic leadership, and the ethics of coaching. The approach combines practical questions with personal stories and philosophical debate, often testing popular claims against research or professional experience. The tone is informal and humorous, and conversations can be candid and challenging. Coaches and embodiment practition... more

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2. Anke Egger
3. Craig White
4. Peter Hawkins
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6. Aljoša Bagola
7. John Williams
8. Dick Schwartz

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