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The Body Wisdom Podcast - Courtney Beyer
Courtney Beyer
23 episodes
4 days ago
Welcome to the Body Wisdom Podcast, a podcast for women who are ready to heal from trauma, anxiety, self doubt, and step into a grounded, connected, and healed version of themselves. I'm your host, Courtney Beyer, an occupational therapist and therapeutic yoga instructor based in Southern California. Each week on the podcast I will be bringing you simple, effective and manageable tips on how to connect to feel more grounded and regulated in your body, to be able to feel more connected and safe in the world.Because the more connected we are to our bodies, the more connected we are to ourselves
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Welcome to the Body Wisdom Podcast, a podcast for women who are ready to heal from trauma, anxiety, self doubt, and step into a grounded, connected, and healed version of themselves. I'm your host, Courtney Beyer, an occupational therapist and therapeutic yoga instructor based in Southern California. Each week on the podcast I will be bringing you simple, effective and manageable tips on how to connect to feel more grounded and regulated in your body, to be able to feel more connected and safe in the world.Because the more connected we are to our bodies, the more connected we are to ourselves
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How to Find Safety in your Body
The Body Wisdom Podcast - Courtney Beyer
23 minutes 17 seconds
1 year ago
How to Find Safety in your Body

Welcome back to the Body Wisdom Podcast!

If you have ever wondered how to create a sense of safety and security within your body, this episode is for you! The most important aspect of learning how to regulate your nervous system is cultivating a sense of safety in your body. In this episode you will find a discussion about what the difference is between feeling peaceful and finding safety in your body as well as actionable steps you can take to create safety within. 

Tune in to discover:

  • How I am currently navigating a big transition in my personal life.

  • Reflection on past challenges and growth in resilience.

  • Differentiating between feeling peaceful and physiological safety within the nervous system.

  • The impact of trauma and upbringing on one's ability to feel safe.

  • Patterns of response to stress: fight-flight or freeze-fawn.

  • Understanding the social engagement system and the ventral vagal state.

  • Cultivating safety in the body through self-awareness and connection.

  • Importance of sensory support and recognizing triggers.

  • Encouragement to turn towards oneself in challenging moments.

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The Body Wisdom Podcast - Courtney Beyer
Welcome to the Body Wisdom Podcast, a podcast for women who are ready to heal from trauma, anxiety, self doubt, and step into a grounded, connected, and healed version of themselves. I'm your host, Courtney Beyer, an occupational therapist and therapeutic yoga instructor based in Southern California. Each week on the podcast I will be bringing you simple, effective and manageable tips on how to connect to feel more grounded and regulated in your body, to be able to feel more connected and safe in the world.Because the more connected we are to our bodies, the more connected we are to ourselves