Reskillience

The Health Episode // Sensitivity As Resilience with Anthia Koullouros

Reskillience

Show Notes

A story about a free bottle of French perfume and whether sensitivity makes us more or less resilient. With esteemed and ever-so-lucid naturopath, herbalist & author Anthia Koullouros [https://apothecabyanthia.com/] of Apothēca Organic Teas & Apothecary.

* What's making us all so sick?

* How to untangle complex & confounding health crises

* Polyvagal theory & nervous system truths

* Practitioner perspectives: holding space for uncertainty

* What a regulated nervous system isn't

* Resisting business growth & hustle culture

LINKY POOS 🧙‍♀️

Anthia's home on the web [https://apothecabyanthia.com/]

Anthia's Autumn reset [https://akademeiabyanthia.thinkific.com/courses/the-21-day-autumn-cleanse-health-reset] [Starts March 17!]

Anthia on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/anthia.koullouros.naturopath/]

Anthia on Substack [https://anthiakoullouros.substack.com/]

What is polyvagal theory? [https://www.polyvagalinstitute.org/whatispolyvagaltheory]

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