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This episode features a live-recorded critical conversation between Abbie and Prentice Hemphill, a therapist, somatic educator, political organizer, founder of the Embodiment Institute, and writer of the recent book, What It Takes To Heal. In this conversation, we explore the intricate relationship between healing, justice, and the body, and discuss:

• Conflict as a catalyst for growth
• The fallacy of the mind-body split
• Healing as relational rather than individual
• Visioning as a process to create our own paths and futures
• The importance of surrender in healing

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Healing and Justice

05:37 The Mind-Body Connection

12:49 Embodiment and Its Practices

19:39 Intergenerational Healing and Relationships

27:47 The Process of Healing

35:00 Visioning and Personal Agency

40:28 The Role of Conflict in Growth

42:17 Surrender and Vulnerability

44:24 Trust and Risk in Relationships

46:15 Presence and Parenting

48:15 Authenticity vs. Attunement

51:44 The Power of Ease and Intention

54:06 Visioning and Actionable Practices

56:31 Riding the Edge of Change

58:03 Outrage and Its Impact

01:00:09 Decisiveness and Self-Trust

01:01:36 Surrender and Liberation

01:03:18 Desiring vs. Longing

01:04:59 Somatics and Decarceration

01:07:41 Hope in Conflict Resolution

01:11:12 The Intersection of Vision and Soul

01:12:47 Stress, Resilience, and Community

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