EPISODE · Jul 11, 2025 · 1H
Somatic Healing: Working with our body's intellegence
from Disco: The Podcast · host Disco: The Podcast
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we dive deep with Julie Ann Otis, a shamanic consultant and somatic therapist, who’s redefining how we tap into our real power through Oasis Intelligence — think somatic, intuitive, and energetic wisdom all wrapped up in one. Forget the heady stuff; Julie’s here to remind us that the body doesn’t lie. It’s time to tune in and decode the signals your body’s been sending you all along.Julie Ann drops knowledge on somatic therapy and how it’s a game-changer for personal growth and healing. We get into the Fairy Godmother Wish List — a tool she uses to help clients clearly articulate their desires (a v important part of manifesting). But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. Julie Ann also breaks down the importance of letting yourself grieve and process the hard stuff — because growth only happens when you get real with your emotions.This convo is a permission slip to explore your body, your emotions, and your soul. Julie gives you the tools to tap into your own healing potential and take control of your journey — no fluff, just the raw, powerful steps for transformation.Show Links:Julie Ann Otis / Samana Healing Awakening to the Spirit World: The Shamanic Path of Direct RevelationThe Path of EnergyJack Kornfield Meditations
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we dive deep with Julie Ann Otis, a shamanic consultant and somatic therapist, who’s redefining how we tap into our real power through Oasis Intelligence — think somatic, intuitive, and energetic wisdom all wrapped up in one. Forget the heady stuff; Julie’s here to remind us that the body doesn’t lie. It’s time to tune in and decode the signals your body’s been sending you all along. Julie Ann drops knowledge on somatic therapy and how it’s a game-changer for...
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