Show Notes
It’s another solo with Sarah and Tez and they’re wading through the woo-woo as they do do.
Teresa shares a parenting a-ha around nighttime musical beds; the pull to sleep close to the people you love versus the expectation everyone should be in their own beds by a certain age. She opens up about how she’s pivoted, and the peace that’s come with it.
Plus we celebrate Sarah nurturing her love of fashion through her collab with Oso and Me. (Go check out the gorgeousness for yourselves!)
We reflect on last week’s convo with Sarah Baldwin (profound stuff!!), and how it’s sparked a deeper dive into childhood memories, inner child work, and parts work. Sarah talks about working with fan fave Christina Prokos to access early memories and gently reshape them, releasing the hold they carry, while we explore the blurry line between what’s real and what’s remembered.
Plus we chat Sarah’s nervous system resets with the kids at night and her wildly accurate intuitive hits… is it medical intuition? Or her clairaudience deepening? Sarah’s witchy ways are heating up!
Pssst, we told you we were going deeper this year, Dazeys!
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