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There is a moment in every somatic session where something begins to gather inside. It is not a clear thought or an emotion we can easily name, but more like something in between. Something that lives deeper in the body and that asks for attention in a different way. American psychologist and philosopher Eugene Gendlin called this the Felt Sense (Gendlin, 1981).

A conversation between FSPM Facilitator Mina Roustayi and FSPM Facilitator-in-Training Jaqqui Jebian Garcia.

by Jeff Warren Meditation Instructor, Writer, and All-Practice Enthusiast. My partner Sarah was feeling shut down. It was winter. At the time, our three-month-old son had a fever, and she’d been cooped up in the house with him for days. I thought fresh air would be good for both of them, but nothing I’d been saying could convince her to go outside. I was getting impatient. Artwork by Home Base community member Sonja Stiefel “Let’s take the stroller to the park right now!” I

Join FSPM Facilitator Mina Roustayi as she interviews Dr. Jaya Rajwani, Director of the Motion Analysis Lab at Hunter College on her...

By Noa Kairy

Embodied Dialogues Podcast guest Jemma Harris Bawden followed up after the show ( Healing Through Connection: Domestic Abuse and Sudden Realizations ) with BONUS ANSWERS to popular questions. Catch the original podcast recording here and bonus Q&A's below...

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On elections, bodies, the vagus nerve, and what comes next

Why physiology, not just policy, is the missing key to rebuilding trust.