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The Soft Rebellion is my wildly poetic universe and laboratory in which I share from my academic research, osteopathic practice and personal experience - and your space to be, reclaim and express your unique weirdness, to say “I feel and therefore I am."
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Ep. 89: Cycles, Loops & Embodied Knowledge: What Unravels When We Linger – Franzi Böhm (opens the original)
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Dearest Listener, dear softly rebellious community, I have missed sending you emails! 😊 And I am very excited to be back, to emerge out of my (intensive) summer break - 3 months of writing my first two PhD chapters - a very sweaty endeavour indeed, and continue exploring the cyclical body and the wisdom within our wombs and pelvic bowls. In today`s conversation, we follow loops and cycles: menstrual cycles, breath cycles, artistic processes, patterns we inherit, and the things that begin to unra
Ep. 88: Sexual Freedom: Pleasure as a form of Resistance - Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah (opens the original)
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Dearest Listener, dear Community, I know I often begin these emails the same way, but I truly mean it every single time:I AM SENDING YOU SO MUCH LOVE! 💛How are you? How has your summer been unfolding?I’d love to hear from you—to know what’s been moving you lately, and how The Soft Rebellion has been supporting and nurturing you (or perhaps where it hasn’t). Your reflections always mean so much to me.Today I have the absolute pleasure and honour to introduce you to Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah. Nana Dar
Ep. 87: Where are your words coming from? A conversation about grief, longing and homecoming - with Tanya Forgan. (opens the original)
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Dearest listener, dear community, Welcome back to the Soft Rebellion. I hope this message and new episode finds you in a good health and spirit and I wish you a WONDERful week ahead. The conversation I share with you today was one of those rare, deeply honest, intuitive exchanges where each question opened another door, and together we unearthed something neither of us could have planned. My guest is the brilliant trauma-informed embodiment guide, facilitator, and heart activist Tanya Forgan, wh
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