What Would Sabrina Say

Send us Fan MailI talk with Eric Inman about why nature changes us, how psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy can support deep healing, and why most “symptoms” make more sense when you look at disconnection. We break down what safe facilitation looks like, what integration really requires, and why the fear of losing control is often the very pattern that keeps us stuck. Learn about: • Eric’s path from outdoor life to eco-psychology and therapy • Why wilderness settings shift perspective, empathy, and self-awareness • The ego versus soul frame and the felt experience of oneness • What people mean by a vision quest and what to expect • Psilocybin therapy benefits for depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, grief and loss • How psilocybin quiets the default mode network and opens neuroplasticity • Microdosing versus macrodosing and why intention matters • Set and setting, screening, and reducing the risk of a bad trip • Preparation, music, and integration as the real container for change • Evolve Wild’s model for post-journey integration in nature • Common barriers like fear, cost, time, and discomfort outdoors Visit evolvewild.com or Youtube Evolve Wild This episode contains information on psilocybin as a treatment which is not legal in all States for treatment except Oregon and Colorado in the USA. Use should always be with a trained and licensed facilitator. For ages 21+Support the show

Send us Fan MailI connect with osteopath , physiotherapist and professor Dr. Tom (Tomasz) Herbetko who resides in Spain to link fibromyalgia, chronic pain, and stress physiology through vagal tone and heart rate variability. We trade practical tools you can try today, plus a bigger picture view of how fascia, breathing, sleep, food, and the gut brain axis shape how your body feels and recovers. You will learn:• why fibromyalgia often needs a multidisciplinary approach beyond symptom management• what vagal tone and heart rate variability reveal about stress recovery• slow breathing rhythms to support nervous system regulation • why mouth breathing can worsen stress responses and health • how sugar spikes and crashes can feed cortisol and dysregulation • fascia as a pain amplifier with deep ties to trauma and posture • interoception links to depression and anxiety patterns • gut brain axis basics including microbiome impacts from antibiotics and ultra-processed foods vagus nerve anatomy connections to neck tension, digestion, and bruxism Listen about how an Osteopath can help to relieve symptoms of Fibromyalgia with expert and international trainer professor, Dr. Tom Horbetko. To learn more about Tom, his teachings and expertise visit tomherbetkoosteopatia on Instagram. Support the show

Send us Fan MailI talk with licensed clinical social worker Devora Segall about DBT parenting skills that help us regulate our own emotions first so we can respond to our kids with clarity and care. We focus on practical tools for bedtime, boundaries, and connection so we can stop the cycle of yelling, guilt, and repair fatigue.Listen about :• Deborah’s origin story as a parent of ten children who early on also needed better tools • What DBT is and why these skills help more than crisis situations • Mindfulness as awareness using Observe, Describe, Participate • Bedtime reframed as stressful but rarely an emergency • Food and device boundaries shaped by modeling and clear reasons • Interpersonal effectiveness using the GIVE skill: gentle, interested, validating, easy manner • Why working with our triggers builds emotional and psychological safety at home • Five senses regulation plan for calming down in the moment • What coaching looks like and how support reduces shame and saves time • Devora's book approach: values, goals, parenting style, then DBT skillsGo to parentingaudio.com, enter your email address, and get access to Devora's audio book. The Peaceful Parenting Solution!  Visit Devora's website for a free parenting guide! segallcoaching.comSupport the show

Send us Fan MailI sit down with Olympian and Canadian softball player Larissa Franklin. Not only is she an amazing professional athlete, she is a Keynote speaker and entrepreneur Larissa talks about the pressure that builds long before the Olympics and what preparation really does for your body and mind. Larissa opens up about burnout, cancer treatment, and the mindset shifts that helped her slow down, get honest, and reconnect with what matters.Highlights:• pressure showing up most before the Olympics while trying to make the team• how preparation helps the body take over when the moment feels huge• burnout signs that look like losing care and losing joy• redefining productivity by giving credit for everyday tasks• self-made stories about what others expect and how they add pressure• cancer treatment as a forced slowdown and a one-task-at-a-time season• small, controllable goals during chemo and protecting energy• the role of teammates and community support during recovery• vulnerability, identity, and letting more than one side show• practical advice for athletes: rest, lean into obstacles, choose curiosity over fearVisit Larissa Franklin on Social Media and to learn more about the All It Takes Softball camp and more at larissafranklin.com Support the show