# Emily Jacobson
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Emily Phillipa Jacobson (born December 2, 1985, in Dunwoody, Georgia) is an American Olympic saber fencer. She won a bronze medal in the 2003 Pan American Games, and was 2004 Junior World Champion in women's saber.
== Background ==
Jacobson was born in Decatur, Georgia, and is Jewish.
Nervous System Tips with Emily Jacobson
In this episode, they chat about:
what nervous system regulation really means and what it does not mean
why imposter syndrome is rooted in biology, not just mindset
how your body responds to perceived threat in business and life
simple tools to calm your system before high stakes m…
Nervous System Tips with Emily Jacobson
In this episode, they chat about:
what nervous system regulation really means and what it does not mean
why imposter syndrome is rooted in biology, not just mindset
how your body responds to perceived threat in business and life
simple tools to calm your system before high stakes m…
Eps 410: Always Tired and Inflamed? The Hidden Causes No One Checks with Emily Jacobson
Even as a practitioner… she couldn’t get to the bottom of her own health struggles.
In this episode, I sit down with my client and fellow practitioner, Emily Jacobson, to unpack what happens when even the most knowledgeable women feel stuck in their bodies. We talk about her experience navigating i…
197 - What Every Parent Needs to Know About Emotional Regulation with Emily Jacobson
In this episode of The Inclusive Dad podcast, host AAron welcomes somatic coach Emily Jacobson for a powerful conversation about nervous system regulation, parenting, and inclusion. Emily shares how understanding the body’s stress responses can help parents become calmer, safer spaces for their chi…
Nobody Is Googling That: Why Your Messaging Might Be Costing You Clients
What if the way you describe your coaching is the exact thing pushing potential clients away?
In this episode, I sit down with parent coach Emily Jacobson to talk about the messaging shift that took her from "nice to meet you, I'm a nervous system coach" to a coaching practice with consistent cl…
Episode 39 || The Nervous System Shift That Transforms Confidence with Emily Jacobson
In this episode, we chat with Emily Jacobson - a nervous system coach and creator of Safe To Show Up™. She helps mission-led women feel safe being seen.
Emily blends neuroscience and somatic practices to help female founders move through fear, self-censorship, and overwhelm, so they can show up, …
From Anger to Awareness
In this powerful conversation, Emily Jacobson, a somatic coach and nervous system educator, breaks down how men can better understand what is happening inside their bodies before emotions like anger, stress, and frustration take over. She shares practical tools for calming the nervous system, build…
X-Men: Dark Phoenix with Emily Jacobson
Emily Jacobson is back on the pod to chat all things X-Men: Dark Phoenix and the end of the Fox era
EP 14: Safe to Show Up: A Nervous System Approach to Visibility
July 2026
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Safe to Show Up: A Nervous System Approach to Visibility
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Why does being seen—speaking up in a meeting, sharing an idea, stepping into leadership, putting yourself out there—sometimes feel threatening, even when it's something we actually want? The answer lives in…
Navigating the Next Chapter: Parenting Adult Children with Wisdom and Love with Emily Jacobson
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In this episode, James Moffitt welcomes Emily Jacobson, a somatic coach, to discuss navigating the evolving relationship with adult children. They explore communication, boundaries, emotional regulation, and the importance of understanding develop…
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