In this episode Chandrika Gibson and Satyam Brown share some of their personal and professional experiences with cancer and the way in which life threatening illness can place strain on relationships. Their discussion touches on issues of body

Post Traumatic Thriving

Jun 25th, 2021 47m 49s

Trigger warning: home invasion and sexual assault. Chandrika has a conversation with Pip Brennan, author, advocate, not-for-profit executive, and rape survivor about turning pain into purpose, and envisioning better systems for survivors and pe

Pregnancy, Birth & Parenting

May 20th, 2021 45m 23s

Jean and Chandrika dive into the intersection of pregnancy, birth, parenting and peaceful embodiment. In this episode, they share aspects of their lives as mothers, from pregnancy and birth, to navigating the challenges of parenting teens. They

Health At Every Size - Peaceful Embodiment for All Bodies

Dec 31st, 2020 56m 15s

Natalie Scott is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who graduated from Curtin University in Perth with a degree in Nutrition and Postgraduate Diploma in Dietetics. During her 10+ years of experience, she worked with clients in a range of settin

The Power of Boundaries

Dec 21st, 2020 57m 28s

Jean and Chandrika discuss patterns that lead us away from our Peaceful Embodiment, including people-pleasing, seeking external approval, and giving away our time, energy and resource on aspects of life that are not aligned with our own needs a

Peaceful Embodiment at the End of Life

Nov 4th, 2020 53m 2s

Satyam Brown, BSW, MCouns, is a mobile palliative care social worker, who supports families, individuals, carers, and health professionals to bring dignity and humanity to the care of people at the end of their lives. Satyam is also a meditatio

Pain and Peaceful Embodiment

Nov 4th, 2020 59m 9s

Rob Schutze PhD; Post Doctoral research Fellow Curtin University, School of Physiotherapy, Yoga Therapist, Senior Yoga Australia Teacher and Clinical Psychologist. Co-founder of The Yoga Space, Wisdom Yoga Institute, and owner of Wisdom Health

Yoga and Women

Aug 7th, 2020 52m 43s

In this episode, Jean and Chandrika explore the largely patriarchal context of yoga’s origins and share their experiences as women navigating their own spiritual practice. Included is the discussion of #metoo in the yoga world, feminism, hormon