Heal in Harmony

Heal in Harmony

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Heal in Harmony episodes

  • Episode 3: “Right Where You Left Me” by Taylor Swift and The Unrelenting Grief of Heartbreak & Trauma

    In this episode, I unpack the lyrics of “Right Where You Left Me” by Taylor Swift from the 2020 album, Evermore. I discuss the unrelenting nature of heartbreak, the shame that arises when you aren’t able to “get over” something from the past, and how this song can be applied to the experience of trauma.

    Resources:

    Sign up for the FREE Breaking the Cycle workshop: https://bloomingwithemmy.teachable.com/p/breaking-the-cycle-workshop-spring23

    Blooming Relationships is open for enrollment! https://emmymarie.com/blooming-relationships to learn more and enroll!

    Follow me on Instagram & Tiktok: @bloomingwithemmy

    Got feedback? Contact me via email at [email protected]

    27 min
  • Episode 2: “Midnight Rain” by Taylor Swift & Outgrowing A Relationship

    In this episode, I unpack the lyrics of “Midnight Rain” by Taylor Swift from the 2022 album, Midnights. I talk about what it feels like to outgrow a relationship and environment, to be a deep feeler in a superficial world, and the pain of leaving behind something that was good but not right.

    Check out the empowered relationships assessment: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/603d428a08f5e5f22ff7a554

    Sign up for the FREE Breaking the Cycle workshop: https://bloomingwithemmy.teachable.com/p/breaking-the-cycle-workshop-spring23

    Instagram & Tiktok: @bloomingwithemmy

    Website, free resources, and ways to work with me: emmymarie.com

    Join the waitlist for the spring round of the Blooming Relationships Course: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/625870bc69d304440734ab0f

    Got feedback? Contact me via email at [email protected]

    27 min
  • Episode 1: “Mean” by Taylor Swift

    In the first episode of Healing in Harmony, I analyze the lyrics to "Mean" by Taylor Swift to illustrate the process of emotional and verbal abuse. I discuss the repetitive nature of emotional abuse, why “giving up” is sometimes an important part of the healing process, and how it’s okay to be petty.

    Website, free resources, and ways to work with me: emmymarie.com

    Join the waitlist for the spring round of the Blooming Relationships Course: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/625870bc69d304440734ab0f

    Instagram & Tiktok: @bloomingwithemmy

    Got feedback? Contact me via email at [email protected]

    29 min

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Lyrical analysis through a trauma-informed lens. Hosted by Emmy Marie of BloomingWithEmmy, a certified trauma-informed coach and complex trauma survivor. Along my own healing journey, I’ve found…