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Feb 20, 2022 1 hr 49 min

Episode 15: Hannah O’Shea

from The Network Podcast Hosted by AREA Academy

In Episode 15 of ‘The Network’ Podcast we had the honour to sit down with a very special guest - Hannah O’Shea. She’s probably the most frequently talked about person on this show, now you get to put a face to the name! Hannah O’shea primarily leads herself as a human on this planet we call Earth. She’s the founder of the Breath-Work and Healing Company ‘The Love Frqncy’ and has an academic background in Environmental Sciences. Contrary to popular belief, the very things that society nudged her towards, were the very things that left her feeling unfulfilled and ultimately unhappy. In this conversation, we get to know more about Hannah’s journey. We got to understand where her passion for Somatic Healing stems from, her thoughts on generational trauma & how she leads her life today. She really does walk the walk. Hannah is on retreat as we speak! (At time of Podcast Release) Stick around until the end to discover what these healing practices really look like… Enjoy! (P.s. Please hit the “like” or “subscribe” button on this podcast - it gives us the feedback we need to see how we can improve & bring you even better episodes in the future - thanks!) www.areaacademy.com.au www.thenetwork.education IG: @area_academy @thenetwork_areaacademy @eoinmccarthyhair @leighwinsor The Love Frqncy IG: @thelovefrqncy Sound Design: Ryan Hickey

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