EPISODE · Oct 28, 2025 · 16 MIN
Carmen Curtis, Part 2: Movement and Motherhood
from Creative Mamas Unplugged · host Breatheasy Productions
Support Us via Patreon @CreativeMamasUnplugged Halloween! (0:00), Carmen's aerial yoga, teaching retreats, and the men and women learning from her (2:59), turning self-awareness into letting go of ego and how the mental affects our bodies (6:40), dealing with anxiety and how sharing our vulnerability helps us grow and connect with each other (9:09). Hosts: Cherice Barton and Shelly Hutchinson Guest: Carmen Curtis Producer: Jessica O’Keefe, Breatheasy Productions FOLLOW CARMEN: Instagram: @carmencurtis1 *online aerial yoga classes and trainings Carmen’s Linktree www.airealyoga.com @airealyoga www.theaerialstudio.net @theaerialstudio FOLLOW US: Instagram @creativemamasunplugged Facebook @creativemamasunplugged Apple Podcasts @CreativeMamasUnplugged Spotify @CreativeMamasUnplugged Amazon Music @CreativeMamasUnplugged YouTube @CreativeMamasUnplugged iHeart Radio @CreativeMamasUnplugged Podbean @CreativeMamasUnplugged Extended Summary: In this heartfelt and inspiring episode, we sit down with Carmen Curtis — world-renowned aerialist, founder of AIReal Yoga™, and former UCLA gymnast — to explore the healing power of movement, vulnerability, and self-awareness. Carmen opens up about balancing motherhood and artistry, the challenges of asking for help, and the importance of honest conversations around hormones, anxiety, and self-care. She shares how aerial yoga became not just a fitness practice but a profound tool for healing, grounding, and emotional release — supporting everyone from athletes to mothers to those recovering from neurological conditions. With warmth and wisdom, Carmen reminds us that self-awareness is the foundation of healing, and that through compassion, movement, and community, we can rise into our fullest potential.
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