Love Your Whole Body Podcast

Nurture is how we encourage ourselves and our bodies toward health. Nurture is learned. Our early experiences of it shape how we relate as adults. When we feel nurtured we can do courageous, beautiful things. Without it, we lack confidence and connection. Special guest Catherine Morrill. M. Div., LMFT, describes what nurture is, why it's important, and how to have more of it! 

Catherine is a Marriage and Family Therapist, Clinical Supervisor, and the Director of the Soul Restoration Project (SRP).  She works with adults, teens and couples seeking healing and growth.  She helps create a safe, collaborative space where concerns can be explored, understood and transformed. Go to www.soulrestorationproject.org to connect with Catherine and find out more about SRP.

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You are already awesome. Yes you. Sometimes it's easier to focus on the negative, which keeps you stuck and diminishes joy. Learn the life hack of reframing your failures into successes and living in the question, "What's right with me!?" 

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A ten year old knee injury brought Chelsea to Bryan Hoppe's office for physical therapy. Through Myofascial Release (MFR) she received physical healing and whole lot more. This is her powerful story of growing in trust of her body, her voice, and ultimately herself. 

To find a John Barnes' trained MFR therapist in your area search www.myofascialrelease.com or to work with Bryan directly email [email protected]

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Our bodies store physical and emotional trauma. Trauma can be something as little as repetitive bad posture or as big as a car accident or verbal abuse. Whatever the trauma is, it restricts our movement and our joy.  Bryan Hoppe, a physical therapist of 33 years and practitioner of John Barnes’ Myofascial Release Technique shares about helping patients release their trauma through movement to gain their power and joy back.

To get more information or find a myofascial release therapist in your area search www.myofascialrelease.com To work with Bryan directly email [email protected]

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Our body is communicating to us all the time. It tells us what we need: rest, nourishing food, exercise, nurture... Hearing what our body is communicating and responding compassionately takes practice. Over time, this practice can change our lives. This is part two of last week's conversation with Ana. It's another deep, honest discussion about this meaningful topic. 

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Music Credit:

Calm Cinematic Underscore by Brian Crutchfield

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This is an honest conversation between a thinner woman and a larger woman. Jessica's friend, Ana, shares about her complicated relationship with food and what it's like to live in a larger body in a thin obsessed culture. This is one of my favorite episodes so far. LOTS to be gained no matter what body size you have. 

Thank you Roseport for the powerhouse outro song "Phoenix Rising." Download it!

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If you're tired of dieting, being obsessed about what you're eating, holding your body to an expectation that it probably will never meet, and feeling guilty that you're not exercising enough... then it's time to take a look at intuitive eating. It's actually possible to accept yourself, grow in self trust and enjoy your body and food more. Are your brave enough...?

Ellyn Silverman-Linnetz is a Certified Eating Disorder Registered Dietitian and Physician Assistant (to name a few of her qualifications.) She's been doing this work for 25 years and is beyond qualified to talk about the harmful effects of diet culture and invite us into a more gentle, intuitive, joyful, sustainable relationship with our bodies and food. 

To go deeper into this work order The Intuitive Eating Workbook by Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch or reach out to a health professional.

Please email me your feedback about the show! 1) Who are you? 2) Where are you? 3) What do you love about the show? 4) What do you not love about the show? to [email protected]

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Our brain is full of super highways called neural pathways. When an incident happens we fly down them automatically. What if there was a way to pause before going in a direction that you don't really want to go?

Kris Kile is a master trainer, coach, author, curriculum writer and content designer and has been in the transformation world for 22 years.  He'll be sharing with us about how mindfulness creates bypasses in our brains and increases the space between stimulus and response to increase our capacity for love and peace. This episode is loaded with good content and practical application. 

If you're interested in Love Your Whole Body Small Group Coaching, go to www.jessica-lacy.com under Love Your Whole Body and schedule a discovery call. 

Link to outro song: Phoenix Rising by Roseport  https://open.spotify.com/track/21OgGJpFH3GhR0C9mL7Y1u?si=0jSuGvPQRE2CcFIOGKX8jQ

Who hasn't wondered this at some point? How much time and money do I put into myself? What if that detracts from others?  This episode providers a framework to give you a middle way between being under committed to yourself or over committed yourself.

You'll also be challenged to practice new beliefs and actions to help you create new results.  See questions below from the episode.

Identify an area where you’re not getting the results you want in life.

What unresourceful belief is keeping you stuck?

What more resourceful counter belief do you want to practice trying on?

What will you do differently as a result of that new belief?

Check out @jessicalacycoaching on Instagram and under the post "Is Self Care Selfish" post what new belief you'll be trying on! If you love this show, share your love by writing a review, please :)

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You ever feel intimidated to get in the gym because you don't feel fit enough to fit in? And what about that membership fee... is it even worth it? In this episode, I'll be coaching Megan through finding her answers to these questions and learning to trust herself in the process.

If you're curious about life coaching, go to www.jessica-lacy.com and schedule a discovery call. It's a no pressure opportunity to discover if coaching is right for you.

If you are LOVING the outro song to this podcast, you can find Phoenix Rising by Roseport on iTunes or Spotify and jam out to the whole song.  Special thanks to my bestie Chelsea Marie Davis who co-wrote and produced that song and let it be the anthem for this podcast. https://open.spotify.com/track/21OgGJpFH3GhR0C9mL7Y1u?si=0jSuGvPQRE2CcFIOGKX8jQ