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Who is Jennifer Cohen Harper:
Jennifer Cohen Harper, MA, E-RYT, RCYT, is a mindfulness and yoga educator, author, public speaker, and mother, who works to support children in the development of strong inner resources.
She is the author of the popular Thank You Children’s Series: Books for Building Gratitude, Self Compassion, and Personal Power, as well as the creator of numerous yoga and mindfulness-based card decks, activity books, and other resources for children and families.
Jennifer founded Little Flower Yoga and Mindfulness in 2006. As the Founder and CEO, Jennifer brings embodied mindfulness programming and education to schools and community organizations nationwide, serving students, families, educators, and mental health care providers.
What we discussed:
-How Jennifer became interested in finding joy even as a child.
-When Jennifer started to see an uptick in anxiety in children and researching ways to help.
-How a child's behavior can give the adults clues about what is going on internally.
-Anxiety is an emotion like all the others. It's a message to us and doesn't have to be considered bad.
-Lean into the anxiety to see what the message may be.
-How can adults reduce stimulation and increase connection in children experiencing overwhelm and anxiety?
-The idea of trigger stacking.
-Back-to-back breathing you can do with your child or loved one.
-How movement practices rooted in awareness are so beneficial to healing.
-Understanding that we are not broken or need to be fixed when we feel anxiety.
-Understanding that trying to stop a child from fully expressing their feelings when upset isn't helping them figure out what they are moving through emotionally.
-Children don't want to feel alone by nature. If the adults in their lives are distracted they feel disconnected from their caregivers and eventually themselves.
-Making sure we are doing true active listening when talking to children. They can tell when adults are half-engaged.
Ways to find Jennifer:
Instagram: @jennifercohenharper
Website: jennifercohenharper.org
Other ways to follow me:
Instagram: wellness_matters_tribe
Facebook: wellness matters
Website: wellnessmatterstribe.com
My book: The Missing Piece
Who is Anna Przy:
Anna is a feisty and hilarious millennial who's taken the mental health social media world by storm. With her not-so-serious tone, Anna has become a breath of fresh air in a world weighed down by the pressures we all feel. This sweet-toned Midwesterner tackles the fear of the unknown, dismantles the myth of hustle culture, and fearlessly addresses issues like body image. Her realistic, lighthearted takes on everyday life prove that sometimes laughter really is the best medicine.
What we discussed:
-How I met Anna at a retreat and her amazing keynote speech.
-Growing up, Anna's household was unfortunately one where she felt she couldn't express her feelings. On top of that, being raised by parents who were both world class athletes made her feel constant pressure to succeed and live up to their high standards. She was later diagnosed with ADHD, making her feel even more out of place.
-Anna's earliest memory of depression starting at age six.
-Talking to our children about mental illness in order to raise awareness.
-We don't have to heal alone.
-How Anna ended up in rehab for an eating disorder.
-How Anna's relationship with her parents improved.
-What kind of boss do you have in your mind?
-How ancestral trauma may be part of our healing journey.
-Burn your journal writing you want to release to alchemize the energy into something lighter.
-Celebrate any tiny healing advancement. Keep cheering yourself on.
-How being home during the lockdown changed everything. Anna learned how to be present with herself and enjoyed the quiet.
-How Anna started her social media takeover (haha).
-Click here for Anna's book.
-Stopping throughout your day to examine if your current opinion is actually yours.
Ways to find Anna:
Instagram: @akprzy
Youtube: akprzy
Other ways to follow me:
Instagram: wellness_matters_tribe
Facebook: wellness matters
Website: wellnessmatterstribe.com
My book: The Missing Piece
Julianna is a divorce recovery coach, entrepreneur, and solo hiker who helps newly single women rediscover their confidence and self-awareness through the power of nature. As someone who has gone through a divorce, she knows the struggles women face when healing from a breakup.
After decades of acquiring tools and knowledge through therapy, mindset coaches, and personal experience, she now uses everything she’s learned to guide thousands of women through this huge life transition. Last year she joined forces with nationally renowned coaches and came up with her own fine-tailored 4-step program Freedom from Divorce.
Julianna has a true passion for helping other women but when she’s not busy empowering others she enjoys spending time with her two daughters, hiking, reading mystery books, exploring local towns, and catching up with friends over wine.
What we discussed:
-How hiking became Julianna's "church."
-Sometimes the things that bring us to our knees are actually a blessing.
-Know how you like your eggs.
-Helping her clients build confidence after a divorce.
-How nature helps to calm the soul.
-The moon app I just put on my phone that has SO many features. Click here to purchase.
-Healing is not linear and looks different for everyone.
-We are humans and we feel and it's okay to have two opposing emotions at the same time.
-The best way to co-parent.
-The 'just let them' theory.
-A hiking practice I took part in during a woman’s retreat.
-As a parent, we can't protect every minute of our children's day but we can "armor them up."
-Learning to embrace being solo.
Ways to find Julianna:
Instagram: hike.2.heal
Other ways to follow me:
Instagram: wellness_matters_tribe
Facebook: wellness matters
Website: wellnessmatterstribe.com
My book: The Missing Piece
Who is Sarah Poet:
Sarah Poet is a truth seeker, a thought leader, a former school creator turned feminine/masculine integration expert, and, as it turns out, a medicine woman for modern times.
Sarah guides couples, individuals, and organizations to heal the separation traumas inflicted by culture. She effectively goes with you to the places that few others can or will go, with a skill set far beyond what is on any modern resume.
What we discussed:
-How Sarah went from a principle to coach and thought leader where she helps people come back to wholeness.
-Understanding that everyone has both masculine and feminine energy and the importance of balancing them.
-Sarah's recommendation of the book Home To Her by Liz Kelly. You can find it here.
-Both men and women need this healing work.
-You can connect with Sarah at sarahpoet.com
-Going deeper into my healing journey.
-Understanding that all humans have both masculine and feminine energy.
-How so many of us are out of balance and living solely in the masculine energy.
-Where the education system is missing the mark on ancient teachings.
-When we balance the two energies, we become more whole.
-Understanding that no one person is better than another. We are all drops from the same ocean. "You are not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop." -Rumi
-When living in the masculine energy, burnout will happen eventually.
-Making yourself become more aware of everyday moments and what energy are you experiencing it with.
-The things that scare us the most provide the most medicine
Other ways to follow me:
Instagram: wellness_matters_tribe
Facebook: wellness matters
Website: wellnessmatterstribe.com
My book: The Missing Piece
Maggie would like to gift you with a discount on your first session after listening to this podcast!
Simply email Maggie at [email protected] and use the name "Heather" to qualify for a discount on your first session🙌❤️.
Maggie Pierce is a certified life and professional coach with years of experience and a vast amount of certifications and resources to be of varied assistance for her clients. Her recent addition of completing the training as a practitioner of Biofield Tuning has added a layer for assisting others to integrate a deeper and more profound way of letting go of old patterns held, whether physically/emotionally/mentally, all the way through to resolve. The feedback after one session has been reported as phenomenal by her clients addressing such things as anxiety, physical pain, emotional distress, meeting challenging questions/directions, digestion, better sleep and so many other symptoms. Maggie’s work can be engaged remotely as well as occasionally in-person, and there is no noticeable difference in the outcome. Maggie has also been a skilled aesthetician for almost 20 years offering beauty consultations and wellness inside and out.
Show notes: -The education system and how it affects sensitive children.
-Maggie's experience growing up in a traditional education system.
-The September blues.
-Maggie explains the importance of holding space during healing sessions.
-Maggie explains how tuning forks have a frequency and how that frequency can heal the body's frequency.
-The importance of inner child work.
-Maggie recommended Eileen McKusick's books on biofield tuning:
Tuning The Human Biofield and Electric Body Electric Health.
-The aura or biofield.
-How the body is a battery.
-How biofield tuning brings the body back to it's original setting.
-How emotion gets stuck in the field, even ancestral trauma.
-How my foot pain went away after one biofield session.
-The importance of critical thinking and knowing it's okay to question ideas.
Ways to find Maggie:
maggiepierce.com
Facebook - Maggie Pierce
Instagram - @magster2424
Other ways to follow me:
Instagram: wellness_matters_tribe
Facebook: wellness matters
For this week's podcast, I decided to get a little personal and go solo. After receiving a biofield tuning session, I felt compelled to do this podcast on my own even though it wasn't in my schedule. "All true inner growth will make you feel uncomfortable, disturbed or scared for a little while. It's OK. it will pass." (Anonymous) Is there some inner work you feel called to work on?
Here is this week's Sunday Session with Heather 👇
Mantra of the week: "I love my body and all it does for me." Repeating mantras is a simple and easy way to re-wire our thoughts. The more we speak positively the more we choose to be in a better headspace. One day at a time.
Mindset Swap
Instead of saying... 'What will everyone think of me?'
Say this...'I am here to be my authentic self, not worry about what others think.'
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Show notes: -My experience with a biofield tuning session (on my birthday of all days!).
-Why I love finding new ways of thinking and living.
-Why I want to feel FREE.
-My memory with shame at age 7.
-My thoughts on Google and how we rely too much on search engines instead of asking ourselves for answers.
-Why it's important to go inward and ways to do that.
-An example of how to and how not to speak to a young child.
Other ways to follow me:
Instagram: wellness_matters_tribe
Facebook: wellness matters
Tina Zion was back for another insightful conversation! With all the years and experience Tina has accumulated, I knew one podcast would not be enough. Tina is a fourth-generation intuitive medium. She is globally considered an expert in medical intuition, healing methods, and mediumship all while teaching internationally.
My main goal with Wellness Matters is to help spread healing information to anyone interested and this week's podcast did just that! My conversation with Tina was super exciting because we talked about what she believes to be the 8 main causes people become sick. I hope you find this podcast helpful!
Things we covered in the podcast:
-What are spirit guides and do we all have them?
-How can we develop a relationship with our guides if we have never communicated before?
-Cause #1- The nonphysical realm.
-Cause #2- Physical level i.e. prescription drugs, supplements, foods, etc.
-Cause #3- Thoughts and emotions.
-Cause #4- Relationships.
-Cause #5- Current life trauma.
-Cause #6- Ancestors.
-Cause #7- Environment.
-Cause #8- Past life trauma.
Ways to find Tina:
For this week's podcast I sat down with the VERY ambitious Laura Butler! She is an award-winning actress, singer, songwriter, and dancer. On top of all that she is an E-RYT 500-hour yoga, meditation, restorative & therapeutics, Ayurveda, yin, and pre-natal yoga teacher and trainer and founder of Bliss Bodies Wellness in Manhattan. She is also a Reiki Master attuned by her teacher, Brett Bevell, of the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies in Rhinebeck, NY, a Level 8 Magical Awakening Practitioner (a Celtic form of energetic healing), and a Marma points practitioner (acupressure).
Laura incorporates fun, joy, creativity, alignment, flowing with the breath, mantra, and support into her classes to challenge her students to reach their full potential and lead balanced and inspirational lives. We had a very fun and casual conversation about life and simple ways to incorporate wellness to live happily.
Things we covered in the podcast:
-Introduction of Laura and her extensive career.
-How important music is to our health and wellness.
-The value of humming or singing.
-The importance of daily rituals to drop into the parasympathetic nervous system.
-A yoga pose to help with sleep.
-The importance of being inverted to help the immune system.
-A sample Laura's amazing mantra music.
-We talked about Laura's book.
-Laura's near-death experience.
-How Laura left her body during heart surgery.
-Understanding that joy is our natural state.
Ways to find Laura:
Other ways to follow me:
Instagram: @wellness_mattersblog
Facebook: wellness matters
After last Sunday's podcast with my friend Richelle (A Nurse's Battle For Wellness After Years Of Energetic Cord Trauma), I knew I had to do a podcast on protecting your energy. I asked one of my closest and oldest friends to jump on my podcast with me. I was really hoping she would do it because this podcast is different than my normal ones. This one is very interactive. I walked my friend Heather Davy through two other practices I've been working on to raise and clear my energy. Heather hadn't ever tried either of them before so I was able to teach her something new!
I hope you find these practices as helpful as I have. They are both from Tina Zion's books and teachings.
Things we covered in the podcast:
-Understanding that we all take a bath or shower every day to clean off our physical body. It is just as important or even more important to cleanse our auric/energetic field.
-Understanding the human toroidal field. I love it when spirituality and science connect.
-Walking Heather through the practice of "powering up."
-For your copy of the steps click below:
Toroidal Field.docx
-Understanding how we have divine and sacred guilds to help us in life.
-Understanding how to call in our cleansing filter.
-Walking Heather through using the cleansing filter. For your copy click the link below:
Using your cleansing filter.docx
Other ways to follow me:
Instagram: @wellness_mattersblog
Facebook: wellness matters
From the publisher's feed
Another Way for Them is a podcast for parents, educators, and anyone on a journey of inner healing. Hosted by Heather Caroccio, longtime educator, writer, and energy healer, this show…
Here, we challenge outdated norms around parenting and teaching—and ask, what if there’s another way to do it, for them? For the children in our lives. For the child within us.
Whether you're raising kids, guiding students, or reparenting yourself, each episode offers grounded insights, real-life stories, and practical tools to help you show up more fully, joyfully, and authentically.
Because kids were never meant to fit into one mold.
And neither were you.