S4E10 - Coaching From The Heart

School of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward

Recently I was asked, “how can I coach more from my heart, instead of my head? In sessions with clients, I’m stressing about what to do next and if the session will end well. I’m sure my client can feel it”.

If you’ve ever overplanned or controlled your sessions, thought “what am I going to say next?!” or been exhausted before it began — this is the perfect podcast for you.

Vulnerability is the language of the heart. The unconditional, wise messenger of our bodies. When we avoid vulnerability, we have to leave our body in favor of our head. Retreating into analysis, expectation, judgment, and separation.

In this podcast we discuss:

• Why relying on your intuition can be exhausting & unpredictable-Finding a masculine structure you can rest into (without cramping your style)
• Why “trying so hard” can de-center your client
• My key personal practices of vulnerability & how they inform my client sessions
• 4 suggestions for re-centering the wisdom of the heart in your sessions

Resources mentioned in this podcast:

• Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification www.feminineembodimentcoaching.com
• Practitioner Directoryhttps://feminineembodimentcoaching.com/find-a-coach/
• 3 Ways We Avoid Being In Our Body (podcast) https://jennaward.co/3-ways-we-avoid-being-in-our-body/
• The Philosophy & World View of Feminine Embodiment https://jennaward.co/the-philosophy-world-view-of-feminine-embodiment/
• Leave a podcast review here https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/school-of-embodied-arts-podcast-with-jenna-ward/id1467718396

Find Jenna on the following platforms:

Website: http://jennaward.co/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennaward.co/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jennawardco/

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