Listen in this week as Jill discusses the concept of "getting into the body" and explains how it can be a transformative experience for personal healing! Building on last week's episode, she discusses the importance of slowing down, tuning into the body, and recognizing what we physically feel, and she shares insights from her experiences in a trauma and somatics certification course.

Jill touches on the felt sense - becoming aware of the sensations and emotions within the body - and encourages listeners to spend a few minutes each day in quiet observation without distractions. She highlights that while this practice may seem simple or even uncomfortable at first, it’s so important for emotional and physical healing, and she talks about how many of us are disconnected from our bodies due to trauma, living in hyper-vigilant states, and how tuning in can help release long-held tensions.

In addition to the healing process, Jill highlights the profound benefits that come from this work, including joy, bliss, and clarity. As she steps fully into her role as a trauma-informed coach, she also announces exciting upcoming virtual experiences and retreats, designed to make these transformative practices more accessible to everyone! Please tune in for a deep exploration of healing, somatics, and the journey toward becoming the best version of yourself!

Show Notes:

[01:17] - Be sure to (re)visit last week's episode because it focused on connecting deeply with yourself. [02:54] - The 30 Days of Me experience focuses on connecting with the body and the felt sense. [04:30] - Jill argues that healing involves removing barriers, allowing us to experience wisdom and love fully. [07:24] - Jill shares how connecting with her body initially felt difficult but that it's more manageable. [10:12] - Trauma keeps us from feeling fully, but releasing it creates space for healing. [13:13] - Learn how releasing trauma leads to greater awareness, wisdom, and personal growth. [15:43] - Healing is not only about trauma but is also about experiencing joy, bliss, and fulfillment. [18:05] - Jill is embracing her role as a trauma-informed coach with new retreats and virtual experiences.

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