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Life at End Range
For some of us, it’s harder to “feel” things when they’re not extreme. How do we find the “middle”?
Oct 1
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Laura Beth Wenger
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September 2026
Only you know what’s right for you
On non-directive support, Jung’s individuation path, & the importance of finding our own way
Sep 20
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Laura Beth Wenger
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Ungrounded
What does it mean to be “grounded”-- and why is it so hard for some of us to find?
Sep 6
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Laura Beth Wenger
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August 2026
Overthinkers Anonymous
We are afraid to get it wrong. But getting it wrong is how we ultimately learn what is right.
Aug 22
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Laura Beth Wenger
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Keep your projections to yourself
reflections on shadow & projections from a long-time studio owner
Aug 9
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Laura Beth Wenger
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July 2026
The enemy within
Facing our complexes brings them into the light so we can reclaim the energy they'd been draining.
Jul 26
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Laura Beth Wenger
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Mindful dissociation
What is dissociation, and why might we CHOOSE to do it? Plus a bonus "practice-with-me" video!
Jul 12
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Laura Beth Wenger
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C-PTSD walks into a gym
Exercise brings up BIG feelings for folks, especially with CPTSD. A few thoughts on how we can recognize and work with what's happening.
Jul 4
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Laura Beth Wenger
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12:14
June 2026
Tension is not your enemy
Wellness culture has lost the plot: Physical and psychic tension are necessary ingredients for a meaningful life.
Jun 28
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Laura Beth Wenger
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First, we crawl
Why it's never too late to learn the most basic human pattern
Jun 14
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Laura Beth Wenger
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The paradox of "Beautiful Suffering"
There are times in our lives when it feels like all we can do is the bare minimum. Sometimes adding just the right kind of stress can be the very thing…
Jun 7
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Laura Beth Wenger
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May 2026
It's hard to be strong on an empty stomach
How can we take up space when we're constantly pressured to get smaller? Thoughts on weaponizing hunger, glorifying undernourishment, and what's really…
May 30
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Laura Beth Wenger
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