What happens when meeting a parent for the first time doesn’t break you—but awakens something ancient within you?
April's journey began with meeting her father at 30.
Trauma can shape our paths in unexpected ways.
Cultural influences play a significant role in identity.
Generational trauma affects emotional well-being.
Creativity is a vital part of healing.
Panic attacks led to a deeper emotional awareness.
Somatic healing can transform emotional pain.
Meeting her father was a mirror of self-discovery.
Creating safe spaces is essential for healing.
Sensitivity can be embraced as a strength.
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Disclaimer: The views and opinions shared in this episode are solely those of the Guest and do not necessarily represent the views, beliefs, or positions of the Awakening Soul Divinity Podcast. The content is intended for inspiration, reflection, and personal growth, and should not be taken as professional or medical advice.
April Lee is a somatic practitioner, writer, and guide whose work
combines embodied wisdom and systems awareness. For over 20 years, she
was a practitioner and teacher of Craniosacral therapy, meditation, and
mindfulness-based healing systems. Today, she guides individuals and
groups in reconnecting with their inner knowing, and support
organizations in cultivating alignment, systems, and culture that
support our humanity.
Rooted in her Chinese-Japanese heritage and shaped by decades of
personal healing, her perspective draws from therapeutic traditions,
ancestral wisdom, ecological systems, and lived experience. She offers a
trauma-informed lens, honoring each person and community’s unique
rhythm and path. Through all of her endeavors, her intention is to
create spacious containers that invite deeper connection, authentic
expression, and presence in the midst of change.
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