Karin Weidenmueller - The Value of Our Emotions

08/16/22 • 63 min

Host Jeremy Quinby has a conversation with Karin Weidenmueller, a Gestalt and EMDR therapist practicing in New York City. Together they discuss somatic experience; or how our emotions affect us physically, what they teach us, the energy they generate, and how our awareness of them can inform and improve our reality.
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https://feelingswheel.com/

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