ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week is all about exploring how somatic practices can help us to feel more in tune with our bodies + minds. Soeuraya Wilson, instructor at The Class, joins us on the podcast to discuss how movement can serve as medicine, the importance of developing an intuitve approach to fitness, and how music plays a deep role in the experience at The Class.
In this episode, we also discuss the essential role that community and belonging plays for our well-being, as well as the necessity of embracing difficult emotions for developing more joy in life.
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