EP47: Dr Taryn Jacobs: Reconnecting To Our Women's Instincts with Tenderness
Homeopathy Is Changing LivesShow Notes
summary In this enlightening conversation between Dr. Taryn Jacobs & Wren Lloyd, the two homeopaths discuss the transformative power of somatic work paired with homeopathy and the importance of self-love, community, and compassion in women's health. They explore how moon phases affect our energy, the societal pressures surrounding menopause, and the necessity of self-care in motherhood. Taryn emphasizes the need to break generational patterns of self-sacrifice and redefine the feminine, advocating for a more compassionate approach to parenting and personal growth. Taryn & Wren explore the deep connections between femininity, sexuality, and the impact of societal conditioning on women's self-trust and body awareness. They discuss the importance of somatic practices, particularly Kundalini yoga and breathwork, in healing trauma and fostering empowerment. The dialogue emphasizes the need for women to reconnect with their instincts and to treat their bodies with tenderness and respect, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling and authentic life.
Resources Mentioned in this episode: Dr Peter Levine; Somatic Experiencing. https://www.somaticexperiencing.com/about-peter
Connect with Dr Taryn Jacobs: https://www.tarynjacobs.com/
Connect with Wren! “International homeopath” Wren Lloyd founded and led International Homeopaths for Autism. She sees patients, writes homeopathy courses for homeopaths and patients, teaches homeopathic practice building, and mentors homeopaths in complex casework. Website International Homeopaths For Autism Facebook
Connect with Leslie! Leslie has long been a medical freedom advocate and independent researcher in the areas of autism, PANDAS, and children’s chronic health issues. She hosts a support group, speaks at state-wide awareness events, and volunteers as an advocate for those interested in healing their family’s chronic and acute health issues. Facebook Introduction.
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