Trauma, Growing Up, Waking Up
Michelle Dixon, Ph.D.Consciousness, awakening, trauma, suffering. Growing up from past wounding versus embodied awakening. The Shattering Place Podcast on humanity's multidimensional evolution. Also motherhood and maybe cats. \ud83d\udc08⬛\ud83d\udc08
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Author of IKONA & host of The Shattering Place. Somatic therapist building community capacity in collapsing times. Merging a social‑sciences background and the healing arts to grow grounded, embodied change. Mother, stepmother, & cat guardian. \ud83d\udc08⬛\ud83d\udc08
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