Embodiment coach and neuroscience educator Amanda Blake joins me for a thoughtful and engaging exploration of the science and practice of embodiment. We cover the ins and outs of body-oriented coaching, how to discuss embodiment without getting lost in jargon, and what it means to build “minimal trust.”
Along the way, we tackle neuro-hype, research credibility (with a nod to Amy Cuddy and Wendy Palmer), and the delicate balance between theory and practice. Expect insights into empathy, embodied self-awareness, interoception, proprioception, centring, and the all-important “keystone” of becoming your best self.
This conversation is warm, sharp, and packed with insights that bridge science, coaching, and real-world application.
Learn more about Amanda here: https://embright.org
We’re resharing this episode because it’s one of our best, and packed with timeless insights on embodiment that are still relevant today. If you missed it the first time, we think you’ll love it.
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Dr. Amanda Blake is a Master Somatic Coach, author, and founder of Embright. With a Stanford degree and a career spanning business education, athletic competition, and embodied leadership, she helps people align their actions with their values, develop presence, and lead with impact. Amanda’s work blends science and mysticism to ignite the best in others, guided by her lifelong aspiration to “save the world” one spark at a time.
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