The Embodiment Coaching Podcast

Dancer and BMC teacher Nina joins me to discuss experimental anatomy, empathy, gender, loving the body, lockdowns, German vs English, body parts and language, competition, lockdown, touch, and COVID dysregulation. A delicious and important one. 

Robin Youngson joins Allison Lindsay to talk about the role of compassion in healing, shifting mindsets in the medical profession, the importance of connection and human touch for healing, the science of compassion, breaking the

Anna Du Vé joins Allison Lindsay to talk about open floor dance and its role as a channel to connect with ourselves and our deepest authenticity, the dance floor as a microcosm of life, the

Jimi Hunt joins Allison Lindsay to talk about rebranding mental health, the mental fitness continuum, body-based practices to quieten your mind, the power of meditation, storytelling as a means to shift the debate around mental

Author and leadership trainer Paul join me to discuss healing, Ken Wilber, capitalism, types of spirituality, the will to power vs the will to service, female leadership, inner and outer, “hippie stuff in business”, embodiment

David Leung joins Allison Lindsay to talk about his journey with dance as an embodied practice, ways to experiences our lives through the body, dance as a healing practice for individuals and for cultures, paying

Facilitator Patrícia from Mexico City joins us to talk culture and trauma, Latin embodiment, identity, status, shame, agreeableness, connection, compliance, partying, friendliness as a safety strategy, machismo, drama, teaching embodiment and more. A fascinating cultural

Ethical marketing yogis Karen and Shanda join me to discuss why yogis are horrible at marketing, not being a liar and a jerk, main mistakes, “affording” marketing, the US market, niching, some good examples and

Therapist and founder of IFS, Dr Richard Schwartz, joins me to discuss “parts”, what IFS is, how all parts are positive, Voice Dialogue, Big Mind, “exiles” and society, COVID, and more. I also take part

Jenna Ward joins Allison Lindsay to discuss feminine embodiment, the importance of slowing down, why getting into our feminine embodiment is important for men as well as women, and for the leaders in us all,

Breema Centre Director Jon joins me to discuss what Breema is, the nine principles of Breema, how we’re never comfortable, “mutual support”, what is “growth”, consciousness, conscience, what’s changed over the years, relational feedback, altruism,