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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2020 · 1H 37M

EP. #10 – HOW TO HEAL FAMILY TRAUMA (with horses) – unmasking generational repression & shame

from What's The Juice · host Olivia Amitrano

I'm back and this week I'm sharing a life-changing conversation I had with an incredibly healing woman. Matisse and I talk about a ground-breaking treatment she's been using on her horse farm up in Garrison, NY: Horse Constellation Therapy. This episode is a deep dive into the soul of this modality that is a potent blend of ancestral therapy, ceremony, and western psychotherapy. Matisse is cooking up some serious magic over at Two Moons Ranch and we get into the details of how she uses soulful space to offer equine-assisted facilitation work for leadership development, creativity, and deep ancestral healing.  We live in a culture where some would say that we overshare, in a sense… but I think we're so tired of repressing things that we're ready to let things go. We're ready to talk about them. And this gives us a really wonderful, structured way to do that and a safe place. Connect with Olivia HERE Connect with Matisse HERE Shop Organic Olivia formulas HERE Read full length show notes HERE

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