EPISODE · Jul 13, 2025 · 43 MIN
Raw Healing with NatNat Bedard
from Perspective with Viv · host Viv
Ep. 148. In this episode, I sit down with emotional healing specialist Natalie Bedard, lovingly known as NatNat, for a grounded and heart-opening conversation about what she calls Raw Healing — the practice of meeting yourself honestly, in the mess, and creating safety from the inside out.We explore how emotional sobriety, nervous system regulation, and self-awareness are the cornerstones of true transformation, not bypassing pain, but learning how to be with it. NatNat breaks down the myths around healing, shares powerful tools like co-regulation, mindful movement, journaling, and somatic practices, and reminds us that healing isn’t about perfection — it’s about presence.SegmentsWhat it really means to return home to yourselfThe hidden ways protective patterns show upWhy emotional sobriety isn’t about controlling feelingsHow to listen to your body’s wisdomWhat healing your nervous system actually looks likeThe power of community, journaling, dancing, and raw self-compassionWhy true healing requires honesty, not performanceNatalie's BioNatalie Bedard, lovingly known as NatNat, is an Emotional Healing Specialist & Nervous System Guide and the founder of Lift OneSelf. Through her trauma-informed and trauma-competent approach, she guides individuals toward emotional sobriety, helping them regulate their nervous systems, release emotional pain, and come home to themselves.She is also the host of the Lift OneSelf podcast, a sanctuary of raw conversations, somatic reflections, and soulful meditations. Whether she’s guiding a breathwork session or speaking from her scars, NatNat brings presence that lingers long after the mic turns off.Connect with NatNatViv's SocialsInstagramTik TokLinkedInWant to be a guest on Perspective with Viv? Send Viv a message on PodMatch here.
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