Dr. Bri Talks Lady Bits

Today's podcast is for EVERYONE, men and women alike! My guest is Michael Hodge, who co-created "Overcome Pelvic Pain" with me.  In this episode, you will learn:

If you are dealing with pelvic pain, tension, stress, or if you've ever been curious about masculine and feminine energy, you are going to LOVE this show. 

It was fun to be in the hotseat for this interview, which is all about mindful and intuitive movement! 

I share: my "micro-dosing movement" theory (especially good for people with chronic pain), the importance of knowing your limits especially if you have adrenal fatigue, how to honor your cycles and "seasons" of your life, my steps for learning how to move intuitively, how the music you're drawn to can help you find your perfect movement practice, why tuning into the deep core is important, and why it's okay to "date" multiple forms of movement before settling down with one. 

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I adore this interview with Elise Joan, creator of Barre Blend! We talk about why she created Barre Blend, whether or not barre fitness is safe for common women's health conditions such as diastasis recti and prolapse, how to modify when needed, and SO MUCH MORE! If you'd like to watch the YouTube version of this interview, go to: youtu.be/DPqK3z0HqCY 

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In this enlightening interview, my soul sister — Beth Basham, RD — teaches us how to develop our "inner nutritionist" so that we can experience peace with food and THRIVE! Beth teaches listeners the difference between mindful and intuitive eating, how to engage the mindful eating process, how to diminish bloating and digestive distress simply by focusing on your food (this is huge!), and most of all, how to develop self-trust that can heal your relationship with food and eating. 

Beth is a Functional Dietitian Nutritionist making waves in the nutrition world for her life-changing work with clients on mindful and intuitive eating. Her mission is to change women’s perspective on food and body so they can escape overwhelm and “rules” with food and nutrition and embrace food and body freedom for a lifetime. Her 14+ years in the field, extensive training in integrative and functional nutrition, and yoga teacher certification all come together to give her clients and unique and powerful experience. Your mind and beliefs are one of the most powerful, yet most misunderstood pieces of the nutrition puzzle... Learn from Beth to bridge the gap and elevate your health to the next level.

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Author and Women's Health Visionary Tami Lynn Kent, MSPT, speaks to me about energy medicine: what it is, how to access it, and how to use it to heal on a physical and emotional level. There is so much beauty and wisdom in this interview... Please tune in, and check the resources below if you'd like to dig in even deeper. 

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Dr. Sara Smith, PT, DPT has developed a whole new way of looking at core fitness! It's not just about the physical core (pelvic floor, abs, and back muscles); rather, it's about your emotional and spiritual "core" and uncovering the TRUE you. Our inspiring conversation will help you uncover what you truly want to do, create, and BE in this world so that you're not chasing someone else's dreams or goals. This intro to energy medicine bridges spirituality and science, and provides actionable steps so that you can lead and live from your core starting NOW.

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This super actionable interview with Dr. Amruta Inamdar is helpful for ANYONE, whether you're dealing with pelvic pain/tension or simply the stressors of daily life. She shares information about the power of pranayama (breath control) when it comes to stress reduction and pain management, and provides specific instructions for techniques that can help balance the body and calm the mind. If you'd like to watch the video version of this interview, please go to: https://youtu.be/bY5PLKFrksM

Try the breathing exercises along with us, and let me know what you think!

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Today's episode is yet another awesome interview, this time with my personal mentor/coach and Human Design EXPERT Emma Dunwoody! We chat about her experience through "the change," the myths of menopause, the female archetypes (from maiden to crone), and how to ease the transition if you're fearful or feeling unsure about what lies ahead.

DO NOT MISS THIS INSPIRING CONVERSATION!

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As Jenn Edden says, "You can change your life any time you want." In June 2019, Jenn changed her life pretty dramatically by selling everything and packing up her husband three kids to set off on a year-long cross country road trip full of discovery. Your reinvention might not be quite so drastic, but if you feel the itch to change bubbling up inside of you, you will NOT want to miss this episode! Jenn, a board-certified holistic health counselor and sugar addiction expert, shares her steps for reinvention at ANY age or stage, as well as some tips for maintaining healthy habits throughout the changes. 

Jenn's shares how sugar cravings can actually be a SIGN that you're ready to reinvent yourself (as she says, "reinvention can give you the natural high that you're looking for, instead of reaching for food or other substances") and her four steps to reinvention: 1) weigh the pros and cons, 2) share your dream with others, 3) set a date and have a plan, 4) ...and then DO IT! And back yourself. 

DO NOT MISS THIS INSPIRING CONVERSATION!

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It's the first episode of Season 2, and it's so exciting to be back for MORE!!! After a short break (due to filming/producing Kegel Camp, read more about that below) I'm back in the podcast game and thrilled to be bringing you supportive episodes during this time of COVID-19. Please know that this episode is "timeless" and so even if you're not listening during the time of the Coronavirus outbreak and period of self-quarantine, you will still benefit from what Dr. Anita and I discuss about making healthy changes at home. It's 100% relevant no matter when you listen!

Some highlights that Dr. Anita shares include the battle that goes on in our minds (when it comes to making our wellness a priority), the epidemic of being busy and why slowing down can be so hard, how to find our true identity and set meaningful health goals, the power of journaling and "brain dumps," and how long it ACTUALLY takes to form new habits. 

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