Beth Segaloff, an expert in working somatically in EMDR, discusses the value of personal narratives in healing, overcoming challenges like eating disorders and difficult divorces, and how tragedy can lead to growth. They explore seeking behavior in a digital age, the importance of consistency in mental health practices, and the significance of cultivating embodiment. They also discuss finding the right language to describe interconnection experiences and the importance of making somatic practices accessible to all.
Life School 101 is an eight-week virtual program that focuses on teaching teens and parents essential self-care skills through pillars of holistic health like mind-body connection and emotions.
Grief Yoga, developed by Beth Sakeop, provides a safe space for individuals to release and process grief through movement, breath, and sound, allowing them to embody their emotions and find healing.
Deep dives
Life School 101: Teaching Kids How to Be Human
Life School 101 is an eight-week virtual program that focuses on different pillars of holistic health each week. Through videos, journaling, movement, meditation, and breathwork, participants learn how to connect mind, body, emotions, and intuition. The program aims to provide kids with tools for self-awareness and self-care. Beth Sakeop, creator of Life School 101, offers this program for teens, high schoolers, college students, and parents/caregivers. The goal is to expand access to these practices to all communities, including those who may not have access to yoga or energy healing. Learn more at bethsakeop.com.
The Power of Grief Yoga and Secondary Grief
Beth Sakeop also offers a class called Grief Yoga, which explores the release of emotions and energy through movement, breath, and sound. The class recognizes that grief comes in various forms, including the loss of loved ones, relationships, jobs, and expectations. By holding space for anger and other intense emotions, participants can experience grounding and find a pathway to healing. The class helps healers and therapists recognize and address secondary grief, providing tools for self-care. Through these practices, participants can cultivate awareness, compassion, and the ability to hold space for others in their pain. Connect with Beth at bethsakeop.com to learn more.
Life School 101: Building Self-Care Skills for Teens and Parents
Life School 101, created by Beth Sakeop, is an eight-week virtual program that focuses on teaching teens and parents essential self-care skills. Through video lessons and live Zoom sessions, participants explore pillars of holistic health, such as mind-body connection, emotions, and intuition. Life School 101 empowers individuals to be present with and process their emotions while offering tools for self-expression and self-awareness. By integrating practices such as yoga, breathwork, meditation, and journaling, participants learn how to cultivate inner wisdom and build resilience. Join Life School 101, visit bethsakeop.com for more information.
The Transformative Power of Grief Yoga and Embodied Healing
Beth Sakeop developed Grief Yoga, a practice that allows individuals to release and process grief through movement, breath, and sound. This practice acknowledges that grief can extend beyond the loss of a loved one and includes divorces, breakups, and shattered expectations. By providing a safe space for anger release and emotional expression, Grief Yoga offers participants opportunities for healing and embodying their emotions. Beth Sakeop's integration of different healing modalities, such as Reiki and yoga, allows participants to discover internal wisdom and reconnect with their bodies. To learn more about Grief Yoga and Beth Sakeop's work, visit bethsakeop.com.