Trauma Rewired21 Okt 2022

The Arcana, Closing Ceremony

It's the fourth and final day of Jennifer's ayahuasca retreat and, in this short and sweet episode, she shares why she bridges neurosomatic intelligence with psychedelic integration.

By training and reprogramming your nervous system, you will discover that anything is possible. You already embody the capacity for change. Add a powerhouse plant medicine like ayahuasca, which only increases that capacity, and there is the potential for infinite transformation.

Jennifer believes that neurosomatic intelligence not only allows for more presence, awareness, clarity, and focus in your day-to-day life, but also prepares you for psychedelic integration by creating a greater sense of safety in the body.

Tuning in, you'll hear Jennifer's account of her closing ceremony, some of the profound and painful realizations that came from tapping into her womb space, and why she was so grateful for the support of a neurosomatic intelligence coach throughout this experience.

To learn more about how you can benefit on a deep spiritual level from bringing neurosomatic intelligence to any of your healing modalities and experiences, join us today!

Topics discussed in this episode:

Preparing for the integration through nervous system work
Neurosomatic intelligence as a tool for greater clarity and awareness
Jennifer's intentions for this closing ceremony
Returning to "surgery" in the maloka
Realizations that came with tapping into her womb space
Jennifer's passion for bringing neurosomatic intelligence to everyone
How processing trauma can reveal what is possible

Head to calendly.com/traumarewired/consultation for a consultation to identify trauma responses in your own life and learn how to train your nervous system to move beyond the behaviors that aren't serving you!

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