RECOVERY

Welcome to this episode of the Recovery Podcast where today I interview Raquel on various topics including Trauma Therapy, Intergenerational Trauma and How This Shows Up In Business.

Raquel Dubois is a nervous system specialist who uses mind-body-medicine to help her clients experience wholeness from within. She uses her knowledge of science, psychology, energy and the physical body to facilitate transformations for people who are seeking the missing piece. Raquel teaches a 'way of being' that brings alignment, acceptance and peace, and empowers her clients to get more visible and share their gifts with the world. The journey Raquel will take you on is one that has to be 'felt', and can't be 'understood' with the mind.

To find out more about Raquel and what she does, click on the following link below

https://www.facebook.com/somaticpsychotherapybrisbane/

Stasha Washburn is THE Period Coach - helping to empower and educate women all over the globe to embrace the natural rhythmic flow of their cycle to support their business and personal lives.

If you love the wisdom Stasha shares, you can join her facebook group, The Red Circle HERE

You can also lovingly cyber-stalk her on Instagram @stashawashburn and check out her Facebook biz page at www.facebook.com/stashawashburn

If you'd like to come and the 5 Days to Inner Peace Challenge come and hang in the #BlissedOut Facebook Group HERE

Stasha Washburn is THE Period Coach - helping to empower and educate women all over the globe to embrace the natural rhythmic flow of their cycle to support their business and personal lives.

If you love the wisdom Stasha shares, you can join her facebook group, The Red Circle HERE

You can also lovingly cyber-stalk her on Instagram @stashawashburn and check out her Facebook biz page at www.facebook.com/stashawashburn

If you'd like to come and the 5 Days to Inner Peace Challenge come and hang in the #BlissedOut Facebook Group HERE

Join our free facebook community over at https://www.facebook.com/groups/survivorsisterhoodcircle/

I've got my ranty pants on for this episode while I share for the first time, a #metoo story and the shit that's pissing me off around it.

Be prepared for highly triggering topics and stories, and be sure to take good care of your emotional and mental health when listening to this episode.

if you want to reach out, here's my email address:

[email protected]

Welcome to this episode of the Recovery Podcast where I sat down and interviewed Pleasure Coach Emma McCann on healing after sexual trauma, reconnecting with your partner and your body and ultimately the power of your pussy.

About Emma:

Emma is a yoga and meditation teacher, author, soul coach and inspirational speaker and is the creator of a pussy reclaiming group program for women. Committed to cultivating our authentic sensual selves, Emma takes people gently on a journey to know their true self. Emma is an absolute ambassador for embracing the incredible raw power of who we are at our core and living our life unapologetically, as priestesses of pleasure. Emma is known for her explorative and connected yoga classes and her real and light-hearted speaking style.

To find out more about Emma and what she does, click on the following links below

Emma's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/emm.mccann/

Emma's Facebook Group (Badass Goddesses): https://www.facebook.com/groups/1839539973000356/

Emma's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emm.mccann/

This episode is just a quickie update on the reality of what it's like when you come forward, and where things are AT.

See ya soon guys!

This episode is dedicated to Fiona from Core Connections in Tecoma, and the amazing work she does with survivors of trauma and the extra mile she goes to provide them with information.

In this episode we take a deep dive into Dissociation, and how we can combat it to get through the holidays!

Email Ashleigh at: [email protected]

How much power do we REALLY have?

Do common colloquialisms undermine our self-belief?

What role do Hollywood movies play in rape culture?

Get your feminism on ladies, we're taking a look at rape culture!

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What is it?

Is it a pinch on the bum, a sleazy comment, or is it a feeling or a physical 3-D object? Do we have a hard and fast definition for one the most rampant epidemics in Australia or is it just a vague "whatever, sounds good" ?