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Episode 1 | This Is Where I Land
This is Season 2.
New name. New clarity.
Same Dori, finally arrived.
My brother killed himself in October of 2024. He told everyone he was fine. I could see he was not. I have spent almost 30 years watching women say the same thing, in my office, on strategy calls, in the first sentence of every intake. And I have spent too long not saying loudly enough what I actually know.
Fine isn't a feeling. It's a pattern. And I'm not buying it.
This episode is the origin story of this show. I'm a licensed physical therapist, craniosacral practitioner, and nervous system coach. I've run Seeds of Change in Minneapolis since 1999. I work with women who have not gotten better elsewhere. After long COVID, a serious neck injury, years of rebuilding my own life, and losing my brother, I've finally arrived at the fullest version of what I've always been trying to say.
This is not another iteration. This is where I land.
In this episode I talk about how the nervous system piece of this work came fully into focus, what The Override Method actually is and why it's not PT or therapy or life coaching, what changed when I finally let love overtake me instead of managing it from a safe distance, and why this show exists for the woman who already knows she's not fine and is ready to stop pretending.
If something in this episode hit home, there's a free guide waiting for you. It's called I Don't Believe You're Fine and it names exactly what's been happening in those moments you've been calling fine. Click here to get yours.
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By Dori BrownThis is Season 2.
New name. New clarity.
Same Dori, finally arrived.
My brother killed himself in October of 2024. He told everyone he was fine. I could see he was not. I have spent almost 30 years watching women say the same thing, in my office, on strategy calls, in the first sentence of every intake. And I have spent too long not saying loudly enough what I actually know.
Fine isn't a feeling. It's a pattern. And I'm not buying it.
This episode is the origin story of this show. I'm a licensed physical therapist, craniosacral practitioner, and nervous system coach. I've run Seeds of Change in Minneapolis since 1999. I work with women who have not gotten better elsewhere. After long COVID, a serious neck injury, years of rebuilding my own life, and losing my brother, I've finally arrived at the fullest version of what I've always been trying to say.
This is not another iteration. This is where I land.
In this episode I talk about how the nervous system piece of this work came fully into focus, what The Override Method actually is and why it's not PT or therapy or life coaching, what changed when I finally let love overtake me instead of managing it from a safe distance, and why this show exists for the woman who already knows she's not fine and is ready to stop pretending.
If something in this episode hit home, there's a free guide waiting for you. It's called I Don't Believe You're Fine and it names exactly what's been happening in those moments you've been calling fine. Click here to get yours.