I know firsthand that it can feel incredibly lonely going through chronic illness.  There was a long time when I was sick that I felt very alone—before I ever knew that anyone else had healed from chronic fatigue.   I spent two years  feeling like I was crazy before I found anything on the internet about TMS and mind-body work. During that time, I truly believed I was the only one experiencing what I was going through.   I am so grateful that I eventually found Raelan Agle’s

What are they?   Common reactions to physical or emotional pain include what Dr. Howard Schubiner calls the  6 F’s :   • Fear • Focus • Frustration • Figuring it out • Fighting • Fixing   These reactions can provide fuel for an ongoing alarm mechanism in the body, causing pain to persist.   Have you noticed yourself experiencing any of these reactions? I would assume we all have! I certainly did. I spent the first two years of my chronic illness experience hyper-focused on al

I often remind my clients to ask themselves throughout the day,  “What do I need to return to feelings of calmness and safety?” This was a question I asked myself constantly throughout my own healing journey, and it’s one I still use whenever I notice myself feeling frustrated or ungrounded.   Recently, I found myself overwhelmed d after spending too much time on the computer. I paused and asked what I needed to feel calm again, and the answer that came up was,  “Walk outside

Hello everyone!  I recently created a calming words of reassurance guided meditation that I would like to share.    The other morning I was deeply reflecting, and actually overthinking, about what else I need to learn to become a better coach, and what my clients truly need.   I am slowly working my way through Rebecca Tolin’s course, which is packed with so much valuable information. I’m truly grateful for all the insights and resources. At the same time, I’ve been feeling a