Rooted in Flow: The Podcast

Welcome back!

I am so excited to return to this space and start season 2! We're entering a new season - physically and metaphorically.  In this episode, we get into the energetics of this new season, transitions, reflections, and what we can expect moving forward.

Connect with Avery on instagram @rootedinflow

In this FINAL episode of Season 1, we explore the sneaky grip of comparison. Comparison pulls us away from ourselves. We reflect on how comparison takes root in our bodies, in our beliefs, in our lives. What would it mean if we came home to our own path? Don't compare your Season 1 to someone else's Season 10. 

We'll catch you for Season 2 in a couple of weeks :) 

Book your 1:1 Yoga Therapy Intake (Online or in Person): https://calendly.com/rootedinflow/yoga-therapy-intake

Explore your Natal Chart (only available until August 30): https://calendly.com/rootedinflow/explore-your-natal-chart-mp3-sent-to-you

This episode is inspired by a forest bathing and yoga workshop I recently facilitated. I speak about what forest bathing is (and isn't), and how reconnecting to nature is less about learning something new, and more about remembering. I also open up about my journey as a yoga therapist as I begin to take on clients as part of my practicum. This episode explores moving beyond intellectualizing our feelings, and signalling safety in the body. 

🌿Book a Yoga Therapy Session with me:https://calendly.com/rootedinflow/yoga-therapy-intake

🌿Natal Chart Exploration:

https://calendly.com/rootedinflow/explore-your-natal-chart-mp3-sent-to-you

🌿Learn More about CPAWS Manitoba: www.cpawsmb.org

🎶 Folk & Flow workshop coming soon at Harvest Sun Music Festival

Don't skip this one because it's a practice. Go for a walk and get this walking meditation in your ears <3 

This is a gentle walking meditation and invitation to awaken your senses, presence, and creativity through movement. You are nature in motion. Each step is a brush stroke in the painting of your life. Enjoy your mindful walk!

Art is not something we do, it is something that moves through us. In this episode, I reflect on a conversation I had with my 5 year old niece, the magic of the Winnipeg Folk Festival, and remembering that creativity is our natural state. Creating is essential to our aliveness, and nature mirrors this. This episode is an invitation to return to your creative self.

Work with me yoga therapy: https://calendly.com/rootedinflow/yoga-therapy

Explore your natal chart: https://calendly.com/rootedinflow/explore-your-natal-chart-mp3-sent-to-you

In this episode, I share the winding story of how I found my way to yoga therapy. We talk about intuitive nudges, closed doors, nonlinear paths, following the breadcrumbs and trusting the next step, even when the full picture isn't clear.

Yoga Therapy Booking Link: https://calendly.com/rootedinflow/yoga-therapy

Explore your Natal Chart Booking Link:

https://calendly.com/rootedinflow/explore-your-natal-chart-mp3-sent-to-you

"This is my body. I am rewriting physiological patterns." This mantra came through in a recent meditation and inspired this episode.

In this episode, share what it means to practice the slow work of returning to a body that has spent decades of disconnection, stress, and overdoing it.

If this episode resonates with you, you may find the following books supportive:

The Body Keeps Score - Bessel van der Kolk

In an Unspoken Voice / Waking the Tiger - Peter Levine

When the Body Says No / The Myth of Normal - Gabor Mate.

In this episode, I speak from the heart about the fear of being seen, and what it means to keep creating... even when it feels vulnerable, uncertain or scary.

It's also about the quiet courage of creating something meaningful with an open heart, trusting its truth, and letting it go. Not knowing where it will land, but offering it to the world anyway.

This episode is about a little brown hen named Bitey, and how she bit me.

But really, this episode is about fear, survival, and what it means to feel safe in a body that has never known safety. We also explore where our food comes from, what we've been taught not to see, and the quiet ways we can come back to trust in the body (slowly).

The world has been feeling heavy. From Manitoba on fire and displaced families, to the climate crisis to genocide, many of us are struggling to know what we can do to make an impact. In this episode, I speak to the question that many of us are asking: Is what I'm doing enough?  We speak about the small, intentional choices that matter. 

This episode is not about having the answers. It's about staying with the questions. It's about hope being something we practice.

If you've been feeling unsure of your impact or how to show up in the world in a meaningful way, this one is for you.