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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2025 · 40 MIN

Boost Performance With Somatic Practices with Lauren Dike

from Create Magic At Work®

Get ready for some magic! ✨Amy Lynn welcomes somatic practitioner and DEI consultant Lauren Dike to explore how tuning into your body can transform stress, heal trauma, and unlock your true potential. From workplace wellness to empowering Black women, Lauren shares simple, magical tools to regulate your nervous system and create connection.Whether you're a leader or just feeling stuck, this episode is packed with insights to help you shine. 🌟Additional Resources:Connect with Lauren on LinkedInConnect with Amy Lynn Durham Learn More About Create Magic at WorkKey Takeaways:The Body's Role in Stress: Addressing stress through the body is essential, as 80% of the stress response is physiological.Signs of Stress: Recognizing physical cues like fidgeting, disengagement, or exhaustion can help identify a dysregulated nervous system.Practical Tools: Simple practices like rubbing your hands, shaking off tension, or expanding your visual focus can calm stress quickly.Healing Trauma: Somatic techniques can help address workplace challenges and intergenerational trauma, fostering resilience and empowerment.

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