• Podcast 56: Your body isn’t broken. How to heal from the epidemic of women's pain and hormonal disharmony

  • Sep 17 2024
  • Length: 33 mins
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Podcast 56: Your body isn’t broken. How to heal from the epidemic of women's pain and hormonal disharmony

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  • In this episode of Conversations with Pussy, Grace talks about the core reason that we are living in an epidemic status of women’s health issues such as endometriosis, PCOS, menstrual problems, and even difficulties with fertility.

    She provides a clear pathway to how you can unravel this and come into a state of harmony and vitality. AND, guess what? You and your body are not broken! You’re fucking amazing and this podcast is truly a love letter to you to remind you that rich, juicy pleasure and sexual ease await you.

    Want to apply what you’ve learned today to your life? Join Wellspring, a 3-month psycho-sexual-somatic LIVE group experience to support you in releasing centuries of sexual shame & pelvic-based patterns of survival; healing disconnection, embodying your erotic truth & turn on, and transforming the way you relate, have sex and feel in your own body.

    It’s on early bird until 22nd September, and we begin on 1st October. Here's the link you need to find out more: www.grace-hazel.com/wellspring

    Want to get Deliciously Wet for life? Join this free workshop now, to learn how.
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