Simple Ways to Learn to Love Yourself

3 Keys to Inner Freedom in Food, Body, & Mindset

Trauma-informed embodied mindfulness can bring self-love and awareness to all aspects of embodiment: the way you interact with food, exercise, sex, sleep, even the way you present yourself.

Sign up today and get three FREE easy-to-watch videos over the next three days. Here’s what you’ll learn:

  • The ONE simple thing you can master to bring healthy alignment to the embodied behaviors you feel trapped in—from food, to exercise, to sleep, to sex.
  • Know when you’re making bad choices: Learn to recognize the signs of unconscious coping and how to re-center to make healthier choices.
  • Why loving yourself is the key to progress: Discover where self-love comes from and how it unlocks your ability to thrive.

What's Included

Video #1: How Consciousness Brings Inner Freedom

The simple practice that can bring alignment to your embodied behaviors with food, sleep, exercise and sex.

Video #2: How to Know When You’re in Unconscious Coping

The “tells” to watch for to know when you’re in unconscious coping, and how to re-center when you get lost.

Video #3: Why Self-Love is Essential to Your Progress In Every Way

Why self-love is more than fluff-talk: it’s serious business that holds the key to progress in every aspect of your life.

We'll teach you how to use your body to understand your feelings and make good choices.

This free video series on inner freedom with food, body, and mindset could be especially helpful for:

  • People who struggle with their relationship with food: This could include overeating, restrictive eating, or feeling guilty or ashamed about eating.
  • Individuals who are unhappy with their bodies: Those who experience body image issues, self-consciousness, or a desire to change their appearance.
  • Anyone who experiences negative self-talk or limiting beliefs: People who struggle with self-doubt, low self-esteem, or feelings of inadequacy.
  • People who feel sexually frustrated: Those who want more tools and awareness to find more sexual freedom and fulfillment.
  • Those who are interested in mindfulness and self-discovery: Individuals who are open to exploring their inner selves and developing greater self-awareness.
  • People who have experienced trauma: Our trauma-informed approach makes this series particularly relevant for those on a healing journey.
  • Anyone seeking greater peace and well-being: Those who want to reduce stress, improve their mental health, and live a more fulfilling life.
  • People who are looking for a holistic approach to wellness: This series addresses the connection between mind, body, and spirit.

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Questions You Might Be Asking

How will I receive the videos?

You will receive an email each day with a link to that day's video.

What exactly will I learn in these videos?

These videos will offer a framework of embodied mindfulness to newly explore your relationship with food, your body, and your thoughts. You'll gain insight into how mindfulness can help you connect with your inner wisdom, recognize patterns of self-sabotage, and cultivate self-compassion. Each video focuses on a specific key to inner freedom, building upon the previous one.

How much time will each video take to watch?

Each video is designed to be concise and impactful, approximately 10-12 minutes in length.

Are they pre-recorded?

Yes! These videos are pre-recorded so you will be able to watch them at your own speed and convenience. Of course, if you have any questions or feedback on them as you watch, please email me! I'm a real person and I'd love to connect with you.

Is this program right for me if I don't have a history of trauma?

Absolutely. The Body Soul School approach is trauma-informed in the sense that all human beings have negative experiences that impact their worldview and often lead to unconscious uncoping. Whether you've experienced Big-T or little-t traumas, the principles of mindfulness, self-compassion, and body awareness are beneficial for everyone. This series is about cultivating inner peace, outer alignment, and well-being for anyone seeking positive change.

What is the "mindfulness-based, trauma-informed approach" you mentioned?

A mindfulness-based approach focuses on present moment awareness without judgment. A trauma-informed approach recognizes the impact of past experiences and creates a safe and supportive space for healing. It emphasizes self-regulation and respecting individual boundaries.

Ready to unlock your inner freedom?

Claim your FREE 3-part video series now and discover how to transform your relationship with food, your body, and yourself. These videos are only available for FREE for a little while, so don’t miss out!

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