Emotions Live in Your Fascia

Ever tense up just thinking about someone? That shoulder-clenching, breath-holding reaction isn’t just in your head—it’s in your connective tissue.

This week’s podcast explores how emotional residue gets stored in your fascia, shaping patterns of bracing, tensing, and collapse. You’ll also learn how your posture reveals real-time signals from your nervous system—and how to work with them to release what your body’s holding.

Because sometimes, healing starts with what you feel in your structure.

Not All Strength Is the Same

Some strength is stiff and rigid—isolated muscles, tight effort, tension masked as power. But true strength is different: it’s fluid, connected, and sustainable.

What makes the difference? Fascia—your body’s living web. When you train fascia along with muscle, strength becomes integrated, springy, and smart. You feel it not just in the gym, but in daily life: carrying groceries, walking stairs, or relaxing with ease.

This is strength that feels like yoga—graceful, grounded, and resilient.

Your Body’s Living Web

3 Gentle Poses to Release Your Upper Back

Your shoulders feeling tight? Jaw clenched? Upper back stiff? This new therapeutic video walks you through 3 floor-based stretches that gently unwind tension from the top down.

Perfect for anyone doing awkward, repetitive upper body work (hi, stylists, dentists, bodyworkers!), this practice rinses and resets your system. It’s also the perfect follow-up to last week’s standing shoulder stretches.

Fascia weaves through every part of your body. It’s sensory, emotional, and always recording. The good news? It’s constantly remodeling based on how you move, breathe, hydrate, and rest.

Your Body’s Living Web

When you think of healing pain or building strength, muscles and joints come to mind but fascia is the missing piece.

Fascia weaves through every part of your body. It’s sensory, emotional, and always recording. The good news? It’s constantly remodeling based on how you move, breathe, hydrate, and rest.

Low Back Pain? Start Here.

When your low back hurts, the instinct is to stretch, twist, or “pop” it—but that usually makes things worse.

This new therapeutic video shares 3 movements to help your back reset and recover by releasing tension, supporting your core, and restoring your natural alignment.

Issues in Your Tissues?

You’ve heard the body keeps the score—but where does it keep it? More and more research points to your fascia, the connective tissue wrapping your muscles and organs, as the place where stress gets stored.

Fascia is rich in interoception (your inner sense of what’s going on), making it key to healing.

3 Poses to Free Your Hips

Been sitting too long? Stiff from a commute, a hike, or just life? This new therapeutic video walks you through 3 simple, effective poses to unlock your hips and feel human again.

Overwhelm Isn’t Weakness

Feeling stretched thin? Overwhelm is your nervous system’s check engine light and not a personal failure.

In this episode, I share how to recognize the early signs (like sensory overload and decision fatigue) and how to respond with simple, body-based practices that help you recalibrate before burnout hits.

Because overwhelm isn’t weakness. it’s wisdom in disguise.

Depression Isn't just in Your Head, it's in Your Body

I turned to yoga out of desperation—and it worked. Years later, science is catching up, showing how movement and breath can heal from the bottom up.

This 24-minute podcast shares how yoga helped me out of depression—and why it might help you too.

Awesome practice opportunities are on the horizon!

Each of these events has a unique combination of yoga asana and movement science. You'll make discoveries about your body and practice moving, breathing, and healing.

How to Move Through Pain

What do you do when your back seizes, your knee bites, or your neck locks up?

This blog shares 3 go-to strategies for navigating pain, rebalancing your body, and supporting long-term healing—without waiting on a massage or PT appointment.

How Movement Helped Me Heal

Depression hit like a rogue wave—sudden, disorienting, and overwhelming. Yoga was my lifeline. I started practicing just to survive, chasing a few precious hours of peace. Eventually, those hours turned into days, and one unforgettable moment on a Maui highway showed me: I was finally okay.

In this blog, I share how movement—yoga asana, strength training, and walking—helped me rebuild from the inside out. We also revisit what made early yoga so powerful and how to reconnect with its healing roots.

Because sometimes, healing isn’t in your head—it starts in your body.