EPISODE · Mar 3, 2025 · 49 MIN
Conversations with Natalie Goerner: On Mindfulness
from Conversations with Kat · host Kat Teller
Join me in conversation with Natalie Goerner, MSW, Psychotherapist as we chat about all the amazing benefits of mindfulness, especially as a working parent or anyone who is leading a very busy life juggling many roles and hats.More About Natalie:I am a social worker (MSW), psychotherapist and a trained mindfulness meditation group facilitator. I’m a mother of two, a wife, friend, sister, daughter and have many roles, but at my true essence, I am an empath, a healer, and love to connect people to find growth in their own lives and seek out ways for myself to do the same. I am ever inspired by the healing power of nature, music, and movement and practice consistent somatic healing methods both individually and in group settings. I strongly believe in the power of collective and community healing. I worked in the public sector as a social worker and psychotherapist for 17 years in mental health services and I have now moved into private practice, focusing on the modalities I have found to be most effective and the ones I am most passionate about. I strongly believe we have the capacity to hold both the light & the dark! To get in touch:www.nataliegoerner.com@mindfulnessmeditationmtlSupport the show
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Join me in conversation with Natalie Goerner, MSW, Psychotherapist as we chat about all the amazing benefits of mindfulness, especially as a working parent or anyone who is leading a very busy life juggling many roles and hats. More About Natalie: I am a social worker (MSW), psychotherapist and a trained mindfulness meditation group facilitator. I’m a mother of two, a wife, friend, sister, daughter and have many roles, but at my true essence, I am an empath, a healer, and love to connect peop...
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