Come explore with me - how to trust and care for yourself. How to understand the inner physics of human nature, and our place in the world, where we can flow and live harmoniously. How to support each other, thrive, and collectively challenge worldviews and systems that feed off of, and perpetuate, harm.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Social SciencesScience |
In this conversation, Catherine Quiring speaks with Dorcas Chang-Tozun about her work in social innovation, the importance of empathy, and the various ways sensitive individuals can engage in justice work. They discuss the unique challenges faced by ... more
Catherine Quiring explores the concept of emotional medicine, emphasizing the importance of care, love, and compassion in today's world. She discusses various forms of healing, including breath, dance, rest, curiosity, and grief, as essential tools f... more
In this episode, Catherine Quiring speaks with Andrew Lang about navigating political overwhelm and the importance of community action. They discuss the role of curiosity and compassion in conversations, the challenges faced by therapists during cris... more
In this conversation, Andrew Lang shares the concept of 'Gentle Change' and how it relates to activism in today's political climate. He emphasizes the importance of community, personal growth, and the need for a gentle yet fierce commitment to social... more
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Exploring themes related to mental health, self-advocacy, and personal growth, this podcast combines insightful conversations with practiced professionals and advocates in the fields of neurodiversity, trauma recovery, and holistic wellness. Episodes often discuss pertinent issues faced by marginalized communities and provide practical tools for listeners seeking to enhance their self-understanding and emotional resilience. Noteworthy is the podcast's focus on integrating spirituality with psychological approaches, opening up discussions on topics such as the Enneagram, witchcraft, and the complexities of navigating modern relationships and identity. Through various guest interviews and personal anecdotes, it fosters a community-oriented ap... more
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