VIA: Love & Evolution Podcast

I Like The Way You Move


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In Episode 62 of Via Love and Evolution, Sarah and Katrina reflect on two very different journeys that ultimately arrive at the same destination: a deeper trust in themselves.

Katrina shares a transformative experience of revisiting her life through photographs spanning her entire parenting journey. What began as a walk down memory lane became something far more healing a chance to witness herself with compassion instead of criticism. Through those moments, she recognizes how far she's come, finally allowing herself to feel good enough, capable, and deeply appreciative of the mother she's become. Joy and bliss, once buried beneath self-doubt, have found their way home again in the heart.

Sarah courageously opens up about navigating a season of significant change and a deeply vulnerable moment when an old, familiar fear emerged from the shadows. She shares how a difficult emotional experience reminded her that healing isn't about never struggling again it's about knowing who's got your back when those moments return. Through the support of her Internal Family Systems (IFS) practice and the courage to reach out to safe people, Sarah was able to stand on her own firm foundation and trust herself as her own guide.

Together, they reflect on one of the greatest gifts of personal growth: the quiet confidence that comes from knowing you have your own back. Not because life stops being hard, but because you've built the capacity to meet yourself with compassion, curiosity, and care.

This episode is a reminder that healing doesn't erase the storms it changes the way we move through them.

As we learn to trust ourselves, ask for support, and embrace every part of who we are and embrace the freedom to create the dance of our own lives. 

Speaking of dancing.... We're off - dancing our way through summer vacay. We'll be back in two weeks! 

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VIA: Love & Evolution PodcastBy Katrina Bean & Sarah Morgando