S10E3 - The Age of Embodiment
School of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
Release Date: 01/25/2024
School of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
Want to take the risk out of investing in your next bold move? Today on the podcast, we're diving into how to make successful personal investments — like gaining new skills, finding creative freedom, starting a business or making space for passions — that pay dividends in growth and satisfaction. Together, we’ll unpack why it’s so easy to second-guess these kinds of investments, especially when they don’t match up with traditional ideas of what “good” investments look like. We’ll dive into examples of my own investments across the years, explore navigating tough...
info_outline S11E8 - AI Self-Coaching? & Will Coaches Be Replaced?School of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
Will AI replace coaches? And how can we use AI to self coach us through everyday challenges? Lately a dear friend of mine, also an embodiment practitioner, & I have been joking about “AI Therapy”. We’ve had a few tricky situations, and have turned to chat GPT to channel advice in the tone of some of our favorite authors, mentors and coaches. It’s been illuminating, funny, and sometimes insightful. It’s gotten me thinking about the role of AI in replacing coaches. It’s also opened up some ideas about how we can use AI for self coaching… Today on...
info_outline S11E7 - Can I Make A Sustainable Income? Profit Plans for Embodied CoachesSchool of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
Can I translate somatic coaching skills into a profitable business & sustainable income? If you (or your loved ones) have been asking this question, today’s podcast is for you. This line of thinking is VALID. In the age of the “Instagram Coach” who… with no valid experience or informed ways of working, can update their bio every 5 minutes to be an “embodiment coach” or feminine mentor.... It’s valid to wonder if you can truly earn a livelihood as an Embodiment Coach. So let’s break it down. In today’s podcast we dive into: The 2...
info_outline S11E6 - Embodied Parenting: Part 2School of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
Catch Part 1 of this 2-part series . Raising kids the embodied way is an experiment I’m in the midst of. I have a 5 year and 8 month old who are both stubborn, intelligent, creative, brilliant kids. I’m constantly exploring how I can employ emotionally intelligent values in the way I parent. To be clear, this isn’t my speciality, or body of work. I’m a somatic educator & coach, but parenting isn’t my zone of mastery. Today’s podcast came about from a listener's request and it’s something I’m so happy to shed some light on. Today I’m sharing...
info_outline S11E5 - Embodied Parenting: Part 1School of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
How can we support our kids to be the most embodied, emotionally intelligent generation ever? I recently received a request from a podcast listener to speak about embodied mothering. I’m not an expert in this area, but as a Feminine Embodiment Coach & international founder of a somatic school of training AND parent to two little humans… I do have lots of thoughts on the topic that I’m so happy to share. Parenting isn’t my body of work. It’s not the space of genius I’m here to contribute to the world. So I haven’t analyzed my parenting in depth to give it language,...
info_outline S11E3 - Is This The Worst Time To Become A Coach: Market UpdateSchool of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
Is it a good time to become a coach? You might be thinking of changing careers, or specializing in embodiment coaching. Yet at the same time there’s talk of a recession. Record rates of inflation, cost of living crisis. It’s valid to wonder, are these conditions creating the worst time to become a coach? Because times are a-changin. But not for the worse. On the podcast this week I’m sharing a market update & some insights into the maturing Coaching Industry. In this episode we explore: Reflections on the global coaching industry What a...
info_outline S11E4 - Info Session - Feminine Embodiment Coaching Cert School Tour September 2024School of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
How can we weave somatic skills into our client work? What is a Feminine Embodiment Coach? And what makes this style of coaching & school different? We answer these questions (and more) during our Information Session for the Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification. Join Program Founder, Jenna Ward & the teaching team to explore our philosophy, take a tour of the school & get these questions (and more) answered. This podcast is a preview of our Info Session held in September 2024. Resources mentioned in this podcast: Watch the full info session (video &...
info_outline S11E2 - What Philosophy Underpins FEC?School of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
My kids are the most embodied people I know. They are effortlessly, fully, deeply IN their bodies. Feeling and EXPRESSING their inner sensations moment to moment. They remind me embodiment isn’t something we DO to the body. Somatic work isn’t about imposing or doing MORE. It is instead the process of peeling back what isn’t sincere, so we’re left with our simple, yet profound soma. This concept is a bit of a head fuck because so much modern therapy, development & personal growth is about doing or applying something TO the body. Modulating it. Hacking it for...
info_outline S11E1 - Magnetism In The EverydaySchool of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
Want to banish hollow action & replace it with potent, magnetic doing throughout your day? In today's episode, I share tips on turning on magnetism in everyday, mundane moments. Centering magnetism in the way I work has been a game-changer. It means… ✅Getting more of what matters done ✅Having those actions work to their fullest potential ✅Avoiding busy work that keeps me busy but doesn’t DO anything Turning on your magnetism is a (happy) side effect of embodiment. The more we contact the deep currents of aliveness within us, the more we can attune...
info_outline S10E11- Somatic Ancestral Indigenous Reconnection with Rani GeorgeSchool of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
How can we reconnect with the impressions & resources of our ancestral lineage, in somatic ways? I recently invited Rani George, a practitioner steeped in both Eastern & Western spirituality, to join us for an exploration of ancestral reconnection at our The Future Is Embodied Conference. During the conversation Rani offered us an experiential practice of expanding our awareness to perceive more of our ancestors, somatically. I just had to share it more widely so today on the podcast we’re joined by Healing Arts Practitioner Rani George. In this...
info_outlineToday on the podcast I come together with four Feminine Embodiment Coaches, from different corners of the globe, to explore how they came to the embodied arts.
Why did it awaken for them?
How do they notice it awakening for their clients?
And what does it mean for us to choose embodiment back?
Extending a warm welcome to Emily Grace Smith, Sarah Laverty, Kate Leiper & Rachael Haylock who join me on the podcast today.
In this rich, round table discussion we discuss:
- Finding a safe space in your body when the world outside doesn’t feel safe
- Define embodiment & explore it’s approach to life, transformation & healing
- Grief and how individual heartbreak can connect us to collective heart ache
- Career change & women navigating change towards their callings in life
- Embodiment as a modality not interested in fixing or solving you
- Activism, change & emboidment work as liberation
Resources From Today’s Podcast
● Emily Grace Smith | Author, Speaker, & Embodiment Coach @guidetowholeness
● Sarah Laverty | Embodiment Coach | @embodiment_with_sarah
● Kate Leiper | Psychotherapist & Feminine Embodiment Coach | @kate.leiper
● Rachael Haylock | Embodiment Coach & Somatic Educator | @achaeljohanna_
● Emergent Strategy, adrianne maree brown
● Feminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coaches
● Primal Feminine Flow – Embodied At Home Movement Practice
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