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How do we begin to use these practices and these awarenesses to actually invite in more love? Invite in more love to ourselves, invite in more love from others...
Jen H.
Sheena T.
**Trigger warning: this episode discusses topics of abuse, manipulation, mental health, and assault.**
We discuss many things under the umbrella of self-love such as experiencing emotions and using tools to cope through hard times, amplifying the body's ability to be in harmony, ways to practice mindfulness, depletion models, self-care, self-love, and self-devotion practices, the shadow side of the human existence, detaching emotions from stories and reframing emotions, healthy/unhealthy attachments to certain behaviors, taking back your own power, balancing energies, being curious about what makes you happy and what that feels like, communicating what makes you feel loved, practicing breathwork and gratitude (5 minutes is all you need!), how love has turned transactional, being intentional, karma, and much more!
More about Jen:
Jennifer Holland is a trauma-informed facilitator and coach with over 20 years of multidisciplinary health, wellness, and movement education and experience. She is a lifelong dancer and nature lover, and she is passionate about educating on the topics of longevity and graceful aging, functional strength and mobility, and cultivating an intimate relationship of trust and safety within the body. She weaves embodiment, sensuality, and devotional love practices into all she creates, which supports the importance of daily holistic rituals that support lifelong peace, joy, and pleasure.
Jen has pre-recorded courses and personalized coaching packages for one-on-one work in all the realms mentioned above. DRIPP (Daily Rapture, Inner Peace Practice) is a lifestyle methodology that is a robust world of classes, workshops, retreats, and an incredibly valuable DRIPP Training that takes all her expertise and life experience and packs it into a wildly transformational self-healing course.
To learn more and work with her:
How do we begin to use these practices and these awarenesses to actually invite in more love? Invite in more love to ourselves, invite in more love from others...
Jen H.
Sheena T.
**Trigger warning: this episode discusses topics of abuse, manipulation, mental health, and assault.**
We discuss many things under the umbrella of self-love such as experiencing emotions and using tools to cope through hard times, amplifying the body's ability to be in harmony, ways to practice mindfulness, depletion models, self-care, self-love, and self-devotion practices, the shadow side of the human existence, detaching emotions from stories and reframing emotions, healthy/unhealthy attachments to certain behaviors, taking back your own power, balancing energies, being curious about what makes you happy and what that feels like, communicating what makes you feel loved, practicing breathwork and gratitude (5 minutes is all you need!), how love has turned transactional, being intentional, karma, and much more!
More about Jen:
Jennifer Holland is a trauma-informed facilitator and coach with over 20 years of multidisciplinary health, wellness, and movement education and experience. She is a lifelong dancer and nature lover, and she is passionate about educating on the topics of longevity and graceful aging, functional strength and mobility, and cultivating an intimate relationship of trust and safety within the body. She weaves embodiment, sensuality, and devotional love practices into all she creates, which supports the importance of daily holistic rituals that support lifelong peace, joy, and pleasure.
Jen has pre-recorded courses and personalized coaching packages for one-on-one work in all the realms mentioned above. DRIPP (Daily Rapture, Inner Peace Practice) is a lifestyle methodology that is a robust world of classes, workshops, retreats, and an incredibly valuable DRIPP Training that takes all her expertise and life experience and packs it into a wildly transformational self-healing course.
To learn more and work with her: