In this episode, Emily Eliza Moyer, an intuitive business coach, and I explore the deeper layers beneath making big life decisions, money and fear.  We talk about how early life experiences influence the decisions we make, the little voice that calls us forward, the conditioning that taught us survival over alignment, what happens when we take a leap of faith, and when we make the difficult choice to be ourself--we can actually heal.  She reminds us that safety is something we cultivate when we make decisions for us--not for someone else. You’ll hear reflections on how fear disguises itself as practicality, and how to begin discerning the voice of intuition from the noise of past programming.

 When you feel safe in your body, you stop chasing safety in the external world—and from that space, everything begins to change.  Listen to this episode to find out how to make decisions from your soul--not your wounds, release your old patterning that holds you back and to listen to what your body tells you in order to expand into higher versions of yourself and actually take the chance on your dream life.

You can find Emily Eliza on instagram @emilyelizamoyer and her podcast The Emily Eliza Moyer Show is on Apple and Spotify.

Cami Ostman, therapist, author, runner and founder of The Narrative Project and the Phoenix Lessons joins me on this episode to explore how the stories we carry shape our lives.  We discuss leaving things that are out of alignment, breaking free from limiting narratives, and rising from the ashes to transform.  In this conversation, Cami honors how hard life can be, reflects on what it takes to change (particularly when it comes to attachment wounds), and what is at stake if we let the parts of ourselves holding us back run us.  We discuss practices to help tune into our inner guide and explore the relationship with discomfort.  

Whether you're navigating personal growth, healing from the past, or seeking a deeper connection to your true self, this episode offers a compassionate and grounded roadmap. Tune in to learn how rewriting your story can become the foundation for living in alignment—with your purpose, your truth, and your future.

You can find Cami at thenarrativeproject.net, https://phoenix-lessons.com/, wayfaringwriters.com.  She co-hosts the Phoenix Lessons podcast with Amanda Stubbert, available on Apple, Spotify and Buzzsprout.  

In this episode, Julia McClean, a naturopath and shaman, and I explore how the victim mindset can silently shape our identity, how the ego resists change, and how illness can become one of our greatest teachers. We discuss how old belief systems—often formed in childhood or through ancestors —can unconsciously drive our thoughts, behaviors, and even our health. We dive into what it really means to address old patterning, shift out of limitation, and listen to the deeper wisdom of your body.  Julia explores old traumas stored in our bodies and the wisdom of our soul.  This conversation invites you to meet the obstacles on your path with curiosity—and begin rewriting the story from within.

You can find Julia via email at [email protected]

In this powerful episode, Sarah, a holistic health expert, dives deep into the world of bioenergetics—exploring how energy flows through the body and why cellular health is the foundation of true well-being and healing. She unpacks the vital role of mitochondrial health and how it impacts everything from our skin and vitality to mental health and metabolic function.

This episode is a must-listen, to open pathways to healing in our stress soaked society. Tune in for a fresh perspective on healing from the inside out.

You can find Sarah on instagram @thepotentplant

In this inspiring episode, Berenice Nelson, a gut health and nutritional therapy practitioner, shares her personal journey of healing through holistic medicine, functional nutrition, and emotional well-being. Through tireless research, trial and error, some guides along the way and a commitment to healing herself, she pieced together the missing links between her physical symptoms and emotional health. From learning how to nourish her body with real food, to understanding the power of gut-mind connection, she reveals what happens when we provide the right conditions for our bodies to heal.  We discuss the gaps in the traditional medical system, the ways we mask symptoms and how we are all on our own journey to wellbeing.  This episode is a reminder that healing isn’t linear, that physical symptoms are indeed indications of deeper underlying issues and that it is possible to be well when we start listening inward.

You can find Berenice on instagram @olaholista or her website www.olaholista.com

In this episode, I sit down with Avery, a therapist specializing in ADHD, to dive into the often overlooked experience of ADHD in women. We discuss the challenges of late diagnosis, the internal experience of living with ADHD, and the common misdiagnoses that often go undetected for years. Together, we explore the complex relationship between emotional regulation, trauma, and shame in the context of ADHD. We unpack the label of ADHD, and how it can be both helpful and harmful for individuals in their journey toward understanding ADHD. Avery shares some practical tips for living with ADHD, offering valuable insights for anyone navigating life with ADHD.  

You can find Avery on instagram @averywasmanskilpc or on her website at www.averywasmanskilpctherapy.com

In this episode, we are joined by Amanda Machado, a holistic epidemiologist with over a decade of experience in public health. Amanda takes us on a deep dive into the critical role social determinants of health play in cancer prevention, quality of life, and longevity. She shares her personal journey of how yoga teacher training shifted her perspective on health, urging us to consider both the systems we operate within and the individual experience.

Together, we explore the powerful intersection of holistic health and public health, bridging the gap between Western and Eastern medicine, science, data, and our body’s innate wisdom. Amanda sheds light on the current gaps in healthcare systems, the importance of social connection, and how spirituality is a critical part of our wellbeing. We also discuss why balance is vital to our health and how we can integrate these ideas into both personal and collective healing practices.

Join us for this insightful conversation about how to approach health from a more holistic, interconnected perspective.

You can find Amanda on instagram @wildbecoming and her podcast, The Wild Becoming Podcast: Conscious Living is on spotify and apple (linked below).

https://open.spotify.com/show/3qUFx08zcAWndFMZgXUZZa?si=8f2f57d774354d90

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wild-becoming-podcast-conscious-living/id1702592553

In this episode of Still Within, I sit down with Natalie Davis, a Certified Colon Hydrotherapist and Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, for a deep conversation about the connection between cleansing and our nervous system, the power of healing from the inside out and our soul's path.  We dive into the benefits of colonics for deep cleansing and vitality, how our true path will keep showing us signs, the connection between physical and emotional release and the gift of getting lost in order to find our way.   

Natalie shares her personal story of finding health after years of being given antibiotics, her perspective on trusting the body’s innate wisdom, detoxing on a physical, emotional and energetic level, and making empowered choices outside of the traditional medical model.  If you're feeling called to reconnect with your body and explore alternative healing methods, this episode is for you.

Listen now and discover how to reclaim your health and intuition—one conscious choice at a time.

Due to the nature of Natalie's work, we use the word shit and talk about poop in the episode!

In the episode, Natalie mentions the book, The Candida Cure by Ann Boroch.

You can find Natalie at movecolonics.com and on instagram @movecolonics

Do you feel like you have to be everything for everyone—perfect, accommodating, and always in control?  In this episode I sit down with Alana Carvalho, the Codependent Perfectionist, to explore the deep connection between codependency and perfectionism and how these patterns keep us stuck in cycles of overgiving, self-sacrifice, and burnout.

We dive into how breaking free from perfectionism doesn't mean losing motivation--it means gaining joy, curiosity and creativity.  Healing from these patterns allows you to move from constantly proving your worth to actually feeling your worth.

Alana shares powerful insights on recognizing narcissistic abuse and the role of therapy in rebuilding self-trust.  We touch on why true healing isn’t just about the mind—it’s a full mind-body-soul transformation.  If you’ve struggled with people-pleasing, emotional exhaustion, or feeling like you’re never “enough,” this episode is your invitation to step into self trust, freedom and joy.  

You can find Alana on instagram @thecodependentperfectionist

Her podcast is The Codependent Perfectionist on apple and spotify

Her children's book, Raising Empowered Children and The Codependent Perfectionist oracle card deck can be found at on her website at www.alanacarvalho.com.

Suffering is an inescapable part of the human experience—but what if it’s also a gateway to growth and transformation? In this episode, I’m joined by psychotherapist and yogi Rachel Pfeiffer (aka the yogitherapist) to explore how we can meet suffering. We discuss the ancient wisdom of Buddhism, the role of yoga in building resilience to discomfort, and why our minds protect us from overwhelming sensations.

Together, we examine the societal roots of depression and anxiety, to understand why thinking about these struggles individually is an incomplete picture.  Rachel also shares powerful somatic exercises to help rebuild safety in the body, reconnect with inner knowing, and trust that even rock-bottom moments hold the potential for transformation.

Join us for this deep conversation about suffering, authenticity, and the wisdom that emerges when we learn to dance with life instead of resisting it.

Rachel mentions these books in the episode: 

 Lost Connections by Johann Hari and Dopamine Nation by Anna Lembke

You can find Rachel on instagram @yogitherapist and listen to her podcast The Yogi Therapist on Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/show/194zVcw3muqIiXWu7ihQdr?si=422e96f530ed44b8 or Apple podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-yogi-therapist/id1707109678

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