SLP 363: Self Love Quicky – Understanding The Mind-Body Connection

SLP 363: Self Love Quicky – Understanding The...

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SLP 595: Self Love Quicky - Healing is not Linear

In this week’s Quicky, Kim explores how to navigate life’s toughest seasons with greater self compassion and grace. She reminds us that healing is not a linear journey and that difficult periods are temporary, drawing on the science of neuroplasticity to explain the brain’s remar ...  Show more

SLP 594: Healing, Hope & the Heart of Bali with Briar Kirkby

In this inspiring episode of the Self Love Podcast, Kim welcomes Briar Kirkby, founder of Briar Loves Bali Retreats, to share her extraordinary journey of healing, resilience, and transformation. After navigating a difficult divorce and a life changing diagnosis of tonsil cancer, ...  Show more

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