#486 Dr Shaili Jain - PTSD

#486 Dr Shaili Jain - PTSD

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#816 Meaning vs Success - Jim Murphy

Jim Murphy is a #1 New York Times bestselling author and performance coach to world #1 athletes and Fortune 500 executives. He also leads Inner Excellence, offsite retreats where guests immerse themselves in beauty and learn how to train their minds and hearts. Jim’s latest book ...  Show more

#815 The Mind/Body Connection - Liz Tenuto aka The Workout Witch

Liz Tenuto aka @theWorkoutWitch_ is a somatic specialist who has spent over a decade helping people release chronic stress through movement. Her work sits at the intersection of psychology and physical health, focused on how trauma and stress show up in the body as gut problems, ...  Show more

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