EPISODE · Dec 3, 2025 · 42 MIN
Embodiment, Trauma Release & Feminine Wisdom — Miriam Adler
from WILD Conversations® with Fee Drummond · host Fee Drummond
In Episode 5 of WILD Conversations®, Fee Drummond sits down with Miriam Adler — feminine embodiment guide, somatic teacher, and space-holder for deep emotional release — to explore the journey of returning to the body and awakening the creative intelligence held within the womb.Miriam shares her powerful personal story of disconnecting from her body, breaking under the weight of perfectionism, and rediscovering her truth through breathwork, somatic release, and feminine practices. She reveals how blocked emotions, childhood patterns, and societal conditioning can disrupt a woman’s innate life force — and how reconnecting with the womb-space, heart, and breath begins the return to embodied wholeness.Together, Fee and Miriam unpack the importance of feeling rather than performing, releasing trauma through the body rather than the mind, and reclaiming the ancient feminine wisdom that lives in every woman. They discuss the role of sisterhood, community, and tribe in healing; the alchemy that happens when women are truly seen and held; and why embodiment is essential for emotional resilience, creativity, pleasure, and authentic self-expression.This episode was filmed during Colibri Spirit Festival. Please note that some noise and audio quality variations may be present due to the outdoor environment and festival setting. Thank you for your understanding, and we hope you enjoy this WILD Conversation!WILD Conversations® is brought to you by WILDING TRIBE®, a digital universe grounded in the philosophy of Nutrient Dense Living®. Subscribe and become a member to explore a full range of programs, events, and retreats across the pillars of Food, Flow, and Tribe. Unlock your true potential and Re-WILD® your mind and body today.
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