Supporting women to be seen and heard
One of the challenges we can come up against on our visibility journey is overcomplicating the healing process. Healing old visibility wounds is such a core part of becoming more visible in the world. And so often I get asked ‘But how?’ We’re all looking out there, beyond our bodies, beyond the wisdom stored there. But if we can turn toward ourselves, our bodies, and the inherent wisdom within, we can learn to heal ourselves.
Yes, there’ll always be times to turn to another person for support and facilitation with healing. Yes, sometimes the wound is too great to hold alone. We need someone to hold space for us or with us. To tenderly stand beside us while we have the courage to face the unthinkable. To see the truth beyond the pain. That we are whole. That we are not broken. That we are still here and we have survived.
And…
There’s so much healing that’s being delayed or outsourced because we are too distant from our bodies. Because we are not operating in close relationship with our bodies. Because we don’t know how to listen to them and work with them.
The following steps are critical to coming into a healthier relationship with the body:
Learn three simple strategies to help you confidently speak up in a way that feels natural to you.