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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2026 · 55 MIN

The Body Holds the Truth | SB Cutts on Fascia & Trauma – ListenUp Podcast

from Listen Up with Host Al Neely · host Al Neely

Send us Fan MailFascia tells the truth your words skip. We sit down with SB Cuts—fasciologist, integrative wellness coach, and founder of Fascia Fusion Wellness—to map how trauma, surgery, and everyday stress shape the body’s connective web and how hands-on work can help you rewrite that story. From 18 years of gymnastics to 27 surgeries and a diagnosis of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, SB brings rare clarity to hypermobility, scar tissue, and why pain so often echoes through old injuries.We unpack fascia in plain language and then go deeper: neurosomatics to move fear through the nervous system, fascia remodeling to give the body a new baseline, and her Nine Realms of Wellness to replace quick fixes with whole-human change. SB shares how becoming a mother sparked a shift toward conscious parenting—trading dominance for safety, teaching kids to name feelings, and inviting men to show softness without losing strength. If you’ve ever wondered why your back hurts when your heart is heavy, or why patterns repeat even after talk therapy, this conversation brings the missing links.Beyond the clinic, we challenge the culture that profits from fear and desensitization. SB makes a case for inputs as nutrition—media, food, relationships—and for using technology, including AI, to scale empathy instead of greed. You’ll also hear about the Fulcrum alliance: monthly cross-disciplinary panels on chronic pain and trauma, a Trauma Anonymous hotline that connects people to vetted healers, and retreats designed to settle the nervous system. Practical takeaways span infant massage for colic and cranial nerve activation, hydration and stretching for healthier fascia, and a step-by-step path to set goals across physical, emotional, financial, and environmental wellness.If the body keeps the score, this episode hands you the playbook to change it—gently, honestly, and together. Subscribe now, share this with someone who needs a safer way to heal, and leave a review to help more people find whole-body, whole-heart care.Support the showDo us a favor and like, comment, share, and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes. To see the full video on YouTube go to Listen Up with Host Al NeelyReach out to us on our socials and hit us up with any questions!Email: [email protected]:  ListenUp4UFacebook: Let's Talk About It - Listen Up Twitter: ListenUp@Listenup4UWebsite: listenup.bizYouTube: Listen Up with Host Al Neely

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Send us Fan Mail Fascia tells the truth your words skip. We sit down with SB Cuts—fasciologist, integrative wellness coach, and founder of Fascia Fusion Wellness—to map how trauma, surgery, and everyday stress shape the body’s connective web and how hands-on work can help you rewrite that story. From 18 years of gymnastics to 27 surgeries and a diagnosis of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, SB brings rare clarity to hypermobility, scar tissue, and why pain so often echoes through old injuries. We unpa...

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