Send us a text Watch this Episode on YouTube! When was the last time someone truly touched you? Not just physically, but in a way that made you feel seen, safe, and wholly present? For those living with chronic illness, trauma, or both, this question carries layers of complexity that most wellness conversations never reach. Margeaux Feldman joins us to discuss their forthcoming memoir "Touch Me, I'm Sick: A Memoir In Essays" which explores the profound relationship between physical touch, tr...
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Send us a text Watch this Episode on YouTube! When was the last time someone truly touched you? Not just physically, but in a way that made you feel seen, safe, and wholly present? For those living with chronic illness, trauma, or both, this question carries layers of complexity that most wellness conversations never reach. Margeaux Feldman joins us to discuss their forthcoming memoir "Touch Me, I'm Sick: A Memoir In Essays" which explores the profound relationship between physical touch, tr...
Romanticizing Your Life: Finding Joy in Ordinary Moments | Ep. 80
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Romanticizing Your Life: Finding Joy in Ordinary Moments | Ep. 80
Send us a text Let's explore the concept of "romanticizing your life" through finding joy in small moments, being intentionally present, and cultivating gratitude for everyday experiences. This episode reveals simple yet powerful ways to transform ordinary routines into meaningful rituals that enhance wellbeing and create daily magic. Discovering the power in small momentsDefining what it means to romanticize your life through presence and gratitudeRecognizing when you're living in an answere...
The Prolific Hub Podcast
Send us a text Watch this Episode on YouTube! When was the last time someone truly touched you? Not just physically, but in a way that made you feel seen, safe, and wholly present? For those living with chronic illness, trauma, or both, this question carries layers of complexity that most wellness conversations never reach. Margeaux Feldman joins us to discuss their forthcoming memoir "Touch Me, I'm Sick: A Memoir In Essays" which explores the profound relationship between physical touch, tr...
