Sacred Fear Alchemy and Resourcing Safety w/ Jenn Plotnikoff

In this episode of I'll Have What She's Having, I get to talk with the powerful and brave, Jenn Plotnikoff. Jenn is a Sacred Fear Alchemist and the best of the best kind of coach, and she gives us some deep insights into how our relationship with fear is probably in need of a shift in perspective. This is a longer conversation that covers many areas directly related to our experiences of fear across the spectrum - be it anxiety, panic attacks, or low-lying chronic stress, to those moments when you are catching a huge wave and need to stay on top of your board! (FYI, Jenn is a surfer-chick living in Mexico and so you'll hear some good surfing metaphors!)The highlights: Patterns of experience as a new framing for traumaRecognizing our bodies as an animal and tuning into the innate intelligence it holdsResourcing and anchoring safety through visualization practice (link to practice below!)Getting curious about your fear responses and letting your body do what it needs to doThe wound of disembodiment - how being "here" is hard but necessary to claim!Paying attention to the dynamics of fear and learning where to position yourself the waves are approaching! The waves will keep coming, but we are all learning how to ride them together. To access a beautiful resourcing safety guided visualization generously offered by Jenn, follow this link to the audio file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7cd7fl7gykmji9l/Resourcing%20Memory%20Meditation.m4a?dl=0 To connect with Jenn, you can follow her socials: Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/movedfromwithin/ or @movedfromwithin  Personal Page: https://www.facebook.com/jenn.plotnikoffInstagram: @jennplotnikoffDeep Courage™ online self-study program: http://www.movedfromwithin.com/deep-courage-online/?fbclid=IwAR2wTxOUMZ7-m1lb3jevpGLpgjjAUrRYMLhjODumvom5IrrhBOrWx17cvlgWith heart, amber samayaShow Notes:Poems Read Aloud: 'Coyote' - by Amber Samaya'Go to the Limits of Your Longing' - by Rainer Maria Rilke Music: Opening music, "Threads" by Ebb and Flod from Epidemic Sound Music for Podcast intro and Outro, "Karma Cat" by Dyalla (Creative Commons License)"Something Wonderful" by Alan Piljak from the Free Music Archive"We Forgot" by Ayla Nereo, Creative Commons License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/) from the Free Music Archive.Support the show