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The Healing Embodied Podcast

Chelsea Horton
Anxiety
Personal Growth
Mental Health
Embodiment
Relationship Anxiety
Money
Relationship Dynamics
Vulnerability
Relationships
Therapy
Anxious Attachment
Resentment
Shame
Authenticity
Relationship With Money
Emotional Regulation
OCD
Healing
Self-Trust
Somatic Work

Real and raw conversations on anxiety, relationships, trauma, and how to embrace this human experience. Deepen your personal growth through embodiment, new perspectives, and practical methods of working with your emotions.

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Recent Guests

Britt Piper
Author of Body-First Healing and somatic experiencing practitioner
Body-First Healing
Episode: 66. What is somatic healing? Busting common myths about somatic healing with Britt Piper
Dr. Cat Liang
A licensed clinical psychologist specializing in trauma therapy and the healing power of movement.
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Episode: 61: Fusing pole dance and therapy to help women heal from trauma - with Dr. Cat Liang
Grace McQueenie
A former corporate employee turned practitioner, she has a background in psychology and theater.
Episode: 55: The journey to becoming a Certified Healing Embodied Practitioner - with our students!
Pam Harrington
An experienced corporate employee whose personal journey with anxiety has led her to this program.
Episode: 55: The journey to becoming a Certified Healing Embodied Practitioner - with our students!
David Bedrick
Author and expert on shame and relationships
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Episode: Episode 48: Unshaming relationships to experience deeper intimacy and presence - with author David Bedrick
Victoria Crewes
Business mentor and coach specializing in embodiment and somatic intelligence
Episode: Episode 46: Embodiment is the Key to Business Success - with my business coach, Victoria Crewes
Janira Martinez
Brilliant coach, philosopher, and somatic work advocate
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Episode: Episode 39: Why we need to include the body in spirituality and religion - with Janira Martinez
Natalie Kennedy
Founder of Anxious Love Coach and host of The Anxious Love Coach Podcast
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Episode: Episode 31: 7 counter-cultural relationship beliefs we hold - with Natalie Kennedy

Hosts

Sarah Rot
Co-host and Director of Service Delivery, bringing a passion for emotional well-being and therapeutic practices.
Chelsea Horton
Host known for her relatable insights and expertise in emotional development and trauma-informed practices.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 93 ratings
  • The mindset shifts are gold!

    The way Chelsea shares her expertise with real life examples is so relatable and refreshing. I added this show to my weekly listening and it has opened my eyes to the many ways my mindset and attachment issues are affecting so many of my relationships and work. Definitely a good listen for anyone dealing with anxiety!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maggie Schneid
    United Statesa year ago
  • Insightful

    The episode with Alex Bishop was truly transformative!!! Thank you for your workđŸ©·

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sammy_penguin37
    Canadaa year ago
  • Highly Recommended

    This podcast was truly the cherry on top to my healing journey. It calmed my mind and helped me unlearn the over analyzing of my thoughts, feelings, urges, ect. Chelsea is so relatable and real on this podcast. There isn’t an episode I haven’t learned something from. It truly has made me a better human and partner.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jackie wnana
    United States3 years ago
  • Wow.

    Episode 15 has cracked me open. Thank you for the story. It’s so galvanising to hear someone talking about their experience at this stage of recovery. Really beautiful. Thank you 😊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sillysausage4
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Thank you

    Just listened to episode 9 and wow! Exactly what I needed to hear today. Hit the nail on the head as usual. Thank you x

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jkkeakdjk3
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the authentic and relatable approach of the hosts, especially noting how practical insights can be applied to their own personal growth journeys.
There's appreciation for the diversity of topics discussed, allowing for a broad exploration of mental health and relationship dynamics.
Many find the content transformative, particularly the integration of emotional awareness and community support, highlighting its deep resonance with ongoing healing processes.

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66. What is somatic healing? Busting common myths about somatic healing with Britt Piper
Q: How did you get started in somatic work?
My professional journey is very much informed by my personal journey to healing, which includes various traumatic experiences and the realization of how I needed to process my feelings in an embodied way.
56. Challenging unhelpful money narratives for therapists and those in the helping profession - with Tozia Ware
Q: What would you share with therapists noticing their own money wounds being poked at?
A great place to start would be doing your own work with exploring those money stories that you carry, recognizing and letting go of the version of yourself who only knew how to survive during scarcity and becoming a version of yourself that feels safe to thrive.
61: Fusing pole dance and therapy to help women heal from trauma - with Dr. Cat Liang
Q: What if someone's really interested in blending pole dance and therapy, but maybe they haven't experienced explicit abuse?
Trauma can be defined broadly, and experiences like harassment can also be traumatic.
Episode 48: Unshaming relationships to experience deeper intimacy and presence - with author David Bedrick
Q: How do you help someone get in contact with their body and prepare them to connect with their body's expression?
Ask them, 'Where in your body is that feeling residing?' and focus on sensation rather than psychological words.
Episode 48: Unshaming relationships to experience deeper intimacy and presence - with author David Bedrick
Q: How do you care for yourself when holding space for shame so regularly?
I connect with the earth, music, and engage in quiet time for grounding.

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2. Dr. Cat Liang
3. Grace McQueenie
4. Pam Harrington
5. David Bedrick
6. Victoria Crewes
7. Janira Martinez
8. Natalie Kennedy

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