Episode 191 with Robbie Fear - Aligning Mind & Body to Heal

The Conscious Action Podcast by Brian Berneman

Robbie's personal journey:

Robbie shares about her path into the healing and counseling space, including how the experience of helping her aunt pass away from cancer led her to pursue a master's in counseling with a focus on narrative therapy. She discusses the importance of connecting with the body and somatic experiences in the healing process.

Bridging different healing modalities:

Brian and Robbie discuss the challenges of bridging the "mainstream" cognitive/talk therapy approach with more holistic, body-based healing modalities. They emphasize the importance of meeting clients where they are, using accessible language, and finding ways to integrate different perspectives.

The power and wisdom of the body:

They emphasize the importance of developing a loving, grateful relationship with the body, as it is a powerful vessel for healing and transformation. They encourage listeners to connect with the body's innate wisdom and intelligence, rather than judging or resisting it.

Robbie Fear is a trauma-informed somatic therapist & narrative counsellor with a deep love for movement, creative expression and deepening the connection to the body, working in 1:1 and groups. Somatic bodywork, Spinal Attunement and Internal Family Systems are some of the modalities Robbie uses for both in-person and online offerings. Robbie is also the Co-Founder of Leaders of Love, hosting retreats worldwide for heart-centered leaders.
For more about Robbie find her on Instagram.

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