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Deborah Lynna (astrologer) joins Lianna to discuss how astrology is just another modality to help us understand and support ourselves. As a previous skeptic, Lianna shares how her reading with Deborah the day before really opened her eyes to the validity and benefits of a chart reading. They dive into the difference in our sun, moon, & rising, the different types of astrology (including medical), and how to use it as a tool to scientifically understand nature.

Find her at www.deborahlynna.com and astro musings on IG @deborahlynna

Deborah Lynna is an astrologer with a Dutch-Taiwanese-Saturnian blend and a love of translating the languages of the sky. Her readings provide insights into your unique cosmic blueprint, to help navigate the space between fate and free will. With real-life practical matters in mind, she works with clients on birth chart analysis, predictive calendar planning sessions, and relationship synastry.

Lianna and producer Claire are still learning fun facts about each other and specific shoreline lengths. Lianna recently helped Claire identify 3 parts of herself that dictate her mood and motivation. What surprised them both was that there wasn't an inner child but there was an excited 30-something. Lianna announced a new project coming this year that will grant access to transformative tools for everyone.

Hope England may just be the Most Interesting Woman in the World. She founded a non-profit to bring laughter to the sick, @humorforhope, and a therapy practice, @PsychSomatica, where they find the best-suited treatment for each patient (which might include psychedelics). Lianna laughs with Hope about their shared background of comedy and acting and their interest in healing our minds and bodies. Hope shares her journey of surviving the Alaskan wilderness, volunteering at a children's hospital, and living on a commune in Costa Rica, just to name a few of her experiences.

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Hope England is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, non-profit CEO, artist, and humanitarian. She received her undergraduate degree from Columbia College and obtained her Master’s Degree from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology in Clinical Counseling.

Hope most often utilizes a Holistic, Integrative approach that includes: Mindfulness, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Interpersonal and Psychodynamic Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Play Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, Psychodrama and collaborative creative processes.

Hope’s clinical experience includes: inpatient psychiatric hospital based work, level 1 trauma center ICU & burn unit triage and private practice based psychotherapy. She also has experience running therapeutic process groups for students, trauma survivors, terminally ill patients and displaced populations in refugee camps.

In addition to western psychology, Hope has studied various forms of alternative healing modalities with shamans, sacred plant medicines, monks, indigenous healers in ceremony, mystics and natural healers. Hope’s interest include liberation psychology, activism, the arts and incorporating functional medicine into her work.

Long time client, Catherine Daigle looks back on her growth while working with Lianna and reflects on all the tools she now has at her disposal. They discuss helpful analogies like swimming in both ends of a pool, expanding your ceiling, and experiencing "finals week." Catherine has created a beautiful life by understanding the difficult times are when you grow and it's ok to have a big bowl of pasta to soothe your soul when you need it.

Catherine M. Daigle is based in NYC and leads the amateur division of a major theatrical licensing house. Growing up split between NJ and NYC, Catherine developed an early passion for theater, helping to create and share stories independently and with her local youth theater. She went on to get her degree in theater & sociology at Hamilton College in Clinton, NY and spent her junior year abroad in Italy (Milan), Russia (Moscow Art Theatre), and the UK (British American Drama Academy). After graduating, Catherine studied acting at the Maggie Flannigan Studio for two years (where she met Lianna!). When COVID hit, she pivoted and is now creating a dream career helping amateur theater happen every day and adapting educational versions of major musicals.

From a young age, Silja Litvin was fascinated by the science of people. Thankfully she's used this fascination as a clinical psychologist and developer of the emotional fitness game eQuoo. Silja and Lianna discuss her Resilience superpower, how modeling affected her mental & physical health, the full waiting rooms for help when working at NHS, emotional bids, and the benefit of gamifying therapy.

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Silja Litvin, CEO and founder of PsycApps, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist with years of experience providing counseling and therapy, including in the NHS NELFT mood and eating disorder division. Her specialty is in clinical psychology (depression and anxiety) as well as systemic psychology, the science of relationships.

Silja has multiple articles published in peer-reviewed journals and two evidence-based mobile mental health applications making her one of the UK’s leaders in mobile mental health. Due to her rather unusual career of modeling for 17 years, Silja has a unique approach to both the commercial and academic aspect of her products as well as years of self-dependent working experience

Now she is venturing into the world of AI, gamification, and mobile mental health to find a way to be able to help people help themselves, launching her emotional fitness game eQuoo worldwide. It is the only game on the NHS Apps Library and has been featured in major news outlets such as Forbes and TechCrunch and she won multiple prizes with PsycApps such as THE EUROPAS Pitch Awards and Pitch@Palace on Tour.

The energy is good in this new year! Lianna & producer, Claire have a great time chatting about their words & mantras for the year and Lianna shares 4 tips for setting resolutions or goals. Following these tips will prevent you from "shoulding all over yourself."

Erin Claire Jones (Human Design expert) joins this week to chat about the practice that changed Lianna's life: Human Design. Erin discusses the difference in the 5 types and profiles of Human Design, how it's not predictive but informative of our unique makeups, and how knowing your team or family's type can greatly improve your relationships. Erin is offering a discount on her Human Design Blueprint for our listeners!

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Erin Claire Jones's work as a guide, coach, and speaker has attracted a growing community of over 240,000 people who turn to her teachings for practical tools, digestible tips, and deeper self-knowledge they can access to live with greater ease and authenticity every single day.

With work featured in Forbes, mindbodygreen, Well&Good, and Nylon; words shared on over 200 podcasts such as Almost30, That’s So Retrograde, Highest Self, and Chatty Broads; and conversations with crowds of hundreds around the world, Erin's insights are highly sought-after because they make Human Design pragmatic, tangible, accessible — and immediately applicable to everyday life.

Human Design is a synthesis of ancient wisdom and modern science that sheds light on a person’s energetic makeup, as well as specific tools they can use to live at their happiest, healthiest, highest potential. It doesn’t change who they are; it teaches them who they are. It offers insight into what’s possible, and highlights the significance of understanding and living as the fullest expression of themselves.

By putting this tool to work in her own life, Erin's intention is to show the world a new way of work, a new path toward success, and a new perspective on living as you truly are.

What a year! Lianna and producer, Claire have both faced some of their biggest fears and life changes in 2023 so they take a look back at what they've survived. The peaks were epic but that also meant the valleys were treacherous. From moving to Portugal, attending nude dinner parties, hours of crying over zoom, laughing while doing headstands, trusting their guts, falling in love multiple times, untethering and being untethered, and eating far too many pickles, the ladies raise a glass of gratitude to the year that was.

Lianna chats with health and wellness journalist, Lauren Clark about all of the trends we sat in 2023 and some predictions for wellness in 2024. They discuss the ozempic craze, coffee backlash, the big business of women's health, the need for media diets, low cortisol living, and even look at how AI is going to infiltrate the health space and therapy. Subscribe to Lauren's substack, Well, Actually here.

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Lauren Clark is a freelance journalist and content writer, based in Lisbon. Alongside this, she is the author of the Well, Actually… newsletter, which has been named a Substack Featured Publication 2023.

Previously, Lauren was the Acting Commissioning Editor for Women’s Health magazine in the UK. While in the role, she penned features and shaped copy on a broad range of wellness topics - from nutrition and fitness, to health conditions and mental wellbeing. Lauren also co-produced the popular Going For Goal podcast, which has surpassed one million downloads and was shortlisted for the best Health & Wellbeing Podcast at the Publisher Podcast Awards 2021.

Lauren specializes in health and wellness content - however she has written across all aspects of lifestyle, including beauty and travel, for numerous leading titles. Her career as a journalist has seen her amass extensive print and digital editorial experience. She has interviewed top experts in their fields, as well as ordinary people with incredible stories, and household names - like Heidi Klum, Iskra Lawrence and Laura Whitmore. Lauren has a passion for crafting long-form features that require detailed, in-depth research and interviews - and, often, push her out of her comfort zone.

Mollie Eastman shares her best tips on how to improve your sleep from your light bulb choices, temperature adjustment, to the amount of time spent outside. Lianna and Mollie discuss the importance of sleep with weight loss, improved cognition, and what the future holds in sleep. Will we be shocking ourselves into sleep in the near future?

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Mollie Eastman is the creator of Sleep Is A Skill, and the host of The Sleep Is A Skill Podcast. Sleep Is A Skill is a company that optimizes people’s sleep through a unique blend of technology, accountability, and behavioral change. After navigating insomnia while traveling internationally, she created what she couldn’t find - a place to go to learn the skill set of sleep. With a background in behavioral change from The Nonverbal Group, she became fascinated with chronobiology and its practical application to sleep and our overall experience of life. Knowing the difference between a life with sleep and without, she’s now dedicated her life to sharing the forgotten skill set of sleep. In the spirit of that goal, she has created the #2 sleep podcast, written a popular weekly sleep newsletter for over five years, partnered with luxury hotels & lifestyle brands, coached the world’s top poker players, and has appeared on over 150 podcasts.