It's possible to change your relationship with your body and in this episode of SelfKind with Erica Webb (that's me!) we're talking about one piece of the how - listening to your body for clues.
This is about engaging in a compassionate dialogue with our bodies, moving away from blame and towards curiosity. By leaning into the power of observation and using our body's signals and feelings as crucial information, we can make more aligned decisions about how we engage in self-care.
In this episode you will hear:
- one way to start listening to the body's cues
- why considering what your body and brain need for security/safety is important
- how movement, environment, thought processes, and human connections can contribute to an overall sense of well-being
- how to navigate the complexities of self-care (because there's never only one right way)
- why acknowledging your experience is SO important.
Let's redefine self-care, one body signal at a time. Enjoy.
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08/16/23 • 21 min
SelfKind with Erica Webb - Ep 218: Listening to your body for clues
Transcript
Hey there , friend . Welcome to episode 218 of self-kind with me , erica Webb . In today's episode we are carrying on from last week's episode , so if you haven't tuned into episode 217 , which was all about the perfectionist , people pleasing guide to self-care not quite those words , but something like that
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