In this episode of the Posture Dojo podcast, Sam discusses postural transformation and personal healing with Kellan Bacon, a breathwork and somatic facilitator from Kai Ming Holistics. They explore the holistic approach to tackling both psychological and physical aspects of trauma, the significance of somatic awareness, and the importance of finding safety through resources. Kellan shares his journey of healing from developmental trauma, adoption wounds, and transitioning. The conversation delves into the impacts of societal conditioning, the role of marginalized communities in the healing space, and how inclusive practices can support diverse groups. Kellan's experiences offer unique insights into navigating personal growth, embodying one's authentic self, and using breathwork and somatics to heal deeply ingrained traumas.

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About the Guest:

Kellan Bacon is a breathwork and somatic facilitator from Kai Ming Holistics, specializing in helping members of the queer community, adoptees, and marginalized groups through somatic healing practices. A transracial adoptee and non-binary individual, Kellan's unique healing journey—addressing developmental trauma and personal identity—has deeply informed their holistic and inclusive approach. With a background that strongly focuses on the nervous system and bodily sensations, Kellan incorporates breathwork, polyvagal theory, and internal family systems in their practice. Rooted in lived experience and a passion for community empowerment, Kellan provides a compassionate and affirming space for healing and transformation.

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