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"The body is a most doubtful friend"
Curing our cultural dissociation can be as simple as sitting down with ourselves and asking, "how am I doing?" Join me for a brief practice to check in.
May 16
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Laura Beth Wenger
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Making things matter: healing the mind-body split
Madonna, materialism, Magritte & more
May 6
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Laura Beth Wenger
4
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April 2026
You contain multitudes
An unexpected model for healing & freedom in our bodies and minds
Apr 25
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Laura Beth Wenger
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Where are you pressuring yourself?
A simple question with a powerful impact
Apr 12
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Laura Beth Wenger
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A personal relationship to the divine
Jung's spiritual framework, plus a bonus "draw with me" practice to share
Apr 5
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Laura Beth Wenger
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March 2026
It's not easy being green: being "different" and the individuation path
It was the early 80’s, and I was sitting on our scratchy, faux-Persian rug, wide eyes glued to the console TV, enthralled, watching Kermit sing, “It’s…
Mar 31
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Laura Beth Wenger
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"I want to be me, is that not allowed?"
Naming the double bind of patriarchy is how we begin to loosen its grip--and move toward an alternative.
Mar 21
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Laura Beth Wenger
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Unkiss the frog: fallen heroes & failed projections
Some losses return us to ourselves.
Mar 15
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Laura Beth Wenger
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Breathe with me: Carousel Breathing Practice
Join me for a 10 minute breathing practice you can do anytime, anywhere, to shift your mental and emotional state
Mar 12
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Laura Beth Wenger
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Jennifer Snowdon
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You can't fool nature: why "take a deep breath" doesn't always work
Our systems know when something feels wrong. Instead of trying to "hack" our way to feeling better, we can actually acknowledge something's off-- and…
Mar 8
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Laura Beth Wenger
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February 2026
"Power at its best is love implementing the demands of justice"
Eros, logos, and our personal responsibility to the times we live in
Feb 28
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Laura Beth Wenger
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Existential, accidental, anxiety: what happens when our bodies can't find "ground"?
Our physical and mental experiences are an endless feedback loop. Sometimes the necessary intervention comes from a surprising source.
Feb 21
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Laura Beth Wenger
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