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EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 28 MIN

How I Came Home

from Dropping Keys · host Jen Thomas

In this second episode of Dropping Keys, Jen Thomas continues the story from Episode 1, moving from the life she built before she felt safe into the return back to her body.After years of trying to solve gut issues, fatigue, cyclical crashes, and stress responses she didn’t fully understand, Jen came to a deeper realization: her body wasn’t broken. Her body was telling the truth.This episode is not a checklist of healing tools or a neat transformation story. It is about the deeper shift underneath the tools: learning to stop treating the body like a problem to solve and begin relating to it as intelligent, protective, and deeply alive.Through somatic work, breath, movement, nature, parts work, grief, and spiritual surrender, Jen began to understand that the modalities were not the point. Relationship was the point. Safety was not something she could think her way into. It had to become a felt experience in the body.This episode also bridges Jen’s personal healing story into the foundation of The ReBody Project: helping women understand the nervous system patterns, subconscious conditioning, survival strategies, and cultural cages that keep them trying to change their lives from the outside in.Because when the same patterns are still running inside, they simply recreate themselves in a new outfit.For any woman who has spent years trying to force her life into place, this episode is an invitation to consider that your body may not be the thing holding you back.Your body may be the door.Find more of Jen's work at: www.rebodyproject.com

In this second episode of Dropping Keys, Jen Thomas continues the story from Episode 1, moving from the life she built before she felt safe into the return back to her body.After years of trying to solve gut issues, fatigue, cyclical crashes, and stress responses she didn’t fully understand, Jen came to a deeper realization: her body wasn’t broken. Her body was telling the truth.This episode is not a checklist of healing tools or a neat transformation story. It is about the deeper shift underneath the tools: learning to stop treating the body like a problem to solve and begin relating to it as intelligent, protective, and deeply alive.Through somatic work, breath, movement, nature, parts work, grief, and spiritual surrender, Jen began to understand that the modalities were not the point. Relationship was the point. Safety was not something she could think her way into. It had to become a felt experience in the body.This episode also bridges Jen’s personal healing story into the foundation of The ReBody Project: helping women understand the nervous system patterns, subconscious conditioning, survival strategies, and cultural cages that keep them trying to change their lives from the outside in.Because when the same patterns are still running inside, they simply recreate themselves in a new outfit.For any woman who has spent years trying to force her life into place, this episode is an invitation to consider that your body may not be the thing holding you back.Your body may be the door.Find more of Jen's work at: www.rebodyproject.com

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