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When you're navigating the emotional aftermath of divorce, movement might be the last thing on your mind—but it could be the key to healing. In this episode of Divorce Happens, Olivia Howell sits down with certified personal trainer and movement coach Rebecca Stewart to unpack the powerful connection between physical movement and emotional resilience. Together, they explore how something as simple as a 5-minute stretch or a dance in your kitchen can help complete the stress cycle and begin the process of emotional recovery.
Rebecca shares how our bodies process stress the same way they did when we were running from lions—yes, really—and how that unprocessed stress can live in our bodies for years, manifesting as pain, anxiety, or burnout. Through intentional, accessible movement, we can begin to reconnect with our bodies, build confidence, and slowly come back to ourselves after the disorienting toll of divorce. Whether it’s lifting weights, walking, or dancing around in your pajamas, movement can be your first step toward healing.
They also dive into the often-ignored link between post-divorce movement and intimacy—how reclaiming your body through strength or mobility work can lay the groundwork for confidence in future relationships. Rebecca offers both encouragement and practical tips to help you get moving again, even if you’re feeling stuck. This conversation is a reminder that movement isn’t about appearance—it’s about reclaiming your power, one breath, one step, one shake at a time.
Learn more about Rebecca on her profile: https://www.freshstartsregistry.com/resourceguide/movementfx-llc
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When you're navigating the emotional aftermath of divorce, movement might be the last thing on your mind—but it could be the key to healing. In this episode of Divorce Happens, Olivia Howell sits down with certified personal trainer and movement coach Rebecca Stewart to unpack the powerful connection between physical movement and emotional resilience. Together, they explore how something as simple as a 5-minute stretch or a dance in your kitchen can help complete the stress cycle and begin the process of emotional recovery.
Rebecca shares how our bodies process stress the same way they did when we were running from lions—yes, really—and how that unprocessed stress can live in our bodies for years, manifesting as pain, anxiety, or burnout. Through intentional, accessible movement, we can begin to reconnect with our bodies, build confidence, and slowly come back to ourselves after the disorienting toll of divorce. Whether it’s lifting weights, walking, or dancing around in your pajamas, movement can be your first step toward healing.
They also dive into the often-ignored link between post-divorce movement and intimacy—how reclaiming your body through strength or mobility work can lay the groundwork for confidence in future relationships. Rebecca offers both encouragement and practical tips to help you get moving again, even if you’re feeling stuck. This conversation is a reminder that movement isn’t about appearance—it’s about reclaiming your power, one breath, one step, one shake at a time.
Learn more about Rebecca on her profile: https://www.freshstartsregistry.com/resourceguide/movementfx-llc
🔗 Check out Fresh Starts Registry:
The first & only divorce registry + support platform ➡ https://www.freshstartsregistry.com/
📱 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/freshstartsregistry/
📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FreshStartsRegistry
🎙 Podcast IG: https://www.instagram.com/divorcehappenspod/
📬 Newsletter: https://divorceguide.substack.com/
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