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Stephanie Pearl

Stephanie Pearl

To Move and Be Moved — essays on embodiment, mental health, power, and modern culture.

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Move It or Lose It (Part 3): The Trillion-Dollar Lie

In Part 1, we explored how the body initiates change in ways the mind alone cannot. In Part 2, we looked at how we turned joyful movement into joyless obligation—and how modern life has engineered stillness into our days.

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Move it or Lose it (Part 2): How We Killed The Joy

In Part 1, we established something the wellness industry would prefer you never figured out: moving your body is the most direct way to move your mind. We looked at the evidence—from therapy rooms and cycling studios—that the body initiate...

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Move it or Lose it (Part 1)

I am, by most cultural definitions, a so-called “wellness expert”—which feels both accurate and slightly ridiculous to say out loud.

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Welcome to To Move and Be Moved

I’ve spent fifteen years sitting across from people trying to think their way out of pain.

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