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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2025 · 45 MIN

87 | Fawning at Work - Workshop Recording

from Your Own Medicine Podcast · host Kali Somatics

This is the final free workshop offered by me for the foreseeable future—and it’s a potent one.In this session, we dive into the often-overlooked survival strategy of fawning at work—where you overextend yourself, blur boundaries, and people-please in the name of job security, approval, or stability.You’ll learn:What workplace fawning looks like (and why it’s not your fault)How it’s connected to your nervous system, safety, and family dynamicsGrounding practices to reconnect with your body and your “no”How to recognize urges and somatic cues before burnout hitsPractical tools to start setting boundaries without sabotaging your livelihoodThis episode includes real participant shares, somatic exercises, and honest conversation about the cost of chronic overgiving at work—and how to begin to build a new pattern from the inside out.If you want to go deeper, I also share details about SHED, my 6-month live somatic program for people who intellectually understand the fawn response but don’t know how to stop doing it.🌀 To learn more and register for SHED, click the link below:https://kalisomatics.com/SHED🧠 For more content like this, subscribe and follow.

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