The Embodiment Coaching Podcast

Psychologist and cognitive scientist John Vervaeke joins me to discuss the body and the meaning crisis. We talk “ecologies of practice”, flow, mindfulness, ways of learning, bullshit vs lies, Jordan Peterson, psycho-technologies, embodied mind, cultural

Zen practitioner and body worker Corey joins me to talk how bodies rebel, Gary Snyder, his time in the monastery, how Zen teachers move, meditation embodied, structural integration, structured vs unstructured traditions, Butoh, Noguchi Taiso,

Dylan is back to talk Uzazu Embodied Intelligence. We discuss his map and the method for shifting states and building traits, general bs contextual embodiment, “safe bubbles”, individual vs group work, several case studies, what

Embodiment renaissance man Scott joins me to discuss integration of different modalities, working with Tara Judelle, non-dual Tantra, dual vs non-dual somatics, Embodied Flow yoga, language, putting together the Embodied Consciousness intensive, transmission, integration, cultural

Venezuelan ex super-model turned Zen Monk Maria Bailey joins me today. We discuss modelling, objectification, Instagram and Facebook, presence, beauty, grace, South American culture, feminine power and shadow, victimhood and disempowering “awake in your whole

In this super episode of coaching sessions, Mark demonstrates a few situations – in the first session with Ken, where they explore authority with a couple of practices to take away. Then Alena explores an

Founder of the first graduate degree program in Somatics, author of “Bone, Breath and Gesture” – Don Hanlon Johnson is one of the Embodiment elders in the world. In this interview with Mark Walsh he

Trauma therapist Nir joins us to discuss cancer, The Grinberg Method, being from a family of Holocaust survivors, inter-generational trauma, epigenetic, survivors guilt, family constellations, projection and transference, shadow work, cultural differences, how facilitators are screwed

Circling founder Guy joins me to discuss childhood weightlifting, masculine excess and surrender, the beginnings of Circling, inter-subjective mediation, listening, conflict, being “weird”, the dance conversation, technology and communication, Martin Buber’s I and thou, the

Stage development consultant Christopher joins me to discuss Clare Grave’s Spiral Dynamics. We talk integral consciousness, life conditions, drug use, human emergence, “autistic” learning style, agriculture and the environment, misunderstandings of developmental theory, “centre of

Michaela has a strong background in therapy as well as spiritual arts like tantra, did thousands of hours of couples counselling and runs her own podcast successfully. In this interview she will take Mark through