What if the hardest moments in parenting are the ones pointing you back toward yourself?

In this episode, Ailey Jolie sits down with Dr. Genevieve von Lob, a clinical psychologist whose work weaves together trauma, mindful parenting, and embodied healing. She shares her journey back into the body, and the role that protection, not failure, plays in our patterns.

We explore the reality of parenting sensitive or strong willed children, how our nervous systems shape connection, and why authenticity creates more safety than trying to get it right. We also touch on shame, inherited patterns, and the importance of being witnessed in community.

If you are learning to meet yourself while raising someone else, this conversation offers a steady and compassionate place to land.

In this episode:

• 0:00 Welcome To Embodiment Work
• 3:45 Brief, Numbness And Coming Back
• 8:12 Why Parenting Starts In The Body
• 13:20 Triggers, Guilt And The Lost Village
• 18:18 Resonance, Congruence And Repair
• 26:17 Shame In The Body And Lineage
• 31:55 Collective Healing And Spiritual Intelligence
• 55:03 Closing Invites

You can read the full transcript here.

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