EPISODE · Dec 24, 2024 · 1H 9M
Best of 2024: Ash Cebulka | Transform Your Life & Close Trauma Loops with PSYCH-K
from The Lost & Found Podcast with Amanda Powers · host Amanda Powers
Episode 60: In this recap episode, Amanda speaks with transformation guide Ash Cebulka about her journey from entrepreneurship to intuitive, lifestyle coaching and nervous system healing. Ash discusses her unique approach that combines neuroscience, intuitive practices, and spirituality to help clients navigate life transitions and reprogram their subconscious beliefs. The conversation delves into the importance of addressing the subconscious mind for lasting change, the modalities Ash uses, including PSYCH-K and cacao ceremonies, and the transformative experiences clients can expect during her retreats. We delve into the transformative power of the subconscious mind, the importance of finding peace and acceptance, and the journey towards authenticity. Ash also shares her personal experiences of overcoming trauma, an eating disorder, losing her brother, and divorce. Through all her grief, Ash was able to give herself permission to life as her true self and finally achieve the personal growth she had always sought. This episode also highlights the role of intuition in decision-making and the importance of listening to one's inner voice to create a fulfilling life. Key Topics: transformative actions, intuition, transformation coaching, subconscious mind, healing, life transitions, PSYCH-K, retreats, personal growth, wellness, intuitive practices, peace, acceptance, subconscious thoughts, trauma, personal growth, eating disorders, divorce, authenticity, success, life coaching. Keep Up with Ash: Website | Instagram | LinkedIn Keep Up with Amanda: [email protected] Instagram: @amanda.k.powers | @podcast.for.the.lost TikTok: @podcast.for.the.lost Discount Links
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