In this episode of The Stop Shoulding All Over Yourself podcast, I am joined by Laure Porche, a fascinating individual who has discovered the healing power of thread work. Laure has spent years exploring the benefits of slowing down and focusing on the intricacies of crafting to manage difficult emotions and navigate through life’s challenges. 

With a background in crano-sacral polarity training, she combines her knowledge of the nervous system with her passion for textile arts to create a unique approach to self-care. Get to know Laure as she shares her journey and personal insights on finding peace and calm in the midst of our fast-paced world.

Listen in to this episode as we discuss:

  • How textile work can aid in healing trauma and balancing your nervous system.
  • How taking small but consistent steps can lead to genuinely sustainable transformation.
  • Recognizing the significance of experiencing guilt and learn techniques to increase your capacity for empathy.
  • Understanding the benefits of seeking assistance when dealing with challenging emotions.
  • The pivotal role therapists play in offering support and guidance through life’s obstacles.

Meet Laura Porche

Her intention is always to create a space in which all facets of your being (physical, emotional, mental, energetic) are welcomed and acknowledged with kindness, to allow you to let go of what is no longer relevant today or what stands in the way of your well-being, be it physical or emotional.

Laura creates environments, experiences, pathways, because the body and the subconscious mind, which are responsible for 95% of our decisions and reactions, respond only to sensations, metaphors, and embodied experience.

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Youtube: @laureporche-themoonlitpath

The Moonlit Path Podcast:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-moonlit-path-podcast/id1584831848
https://open.spotify.com/show/3vle3moXFNJK6LXmsTASqs

By Minessa

With over 20 years of experience, Minessa Konecky has worked with small startups and hospital systems and academic centers in managing a variety of Federal, private and industry awards. They are comfortable with the entire life cycle of awards and have worked with investigators to secure and extend their research funding. They see themselves as the facilitators of the research business enterprise, and approach all solutions from that lens. Their passion is helping people find joy and fulfillment in their work using a human-centric approach to efficiency and optimization. They host of the Stop Shoulding All Over Yourself Podcast, and hold the position of Research Administration Process Improvement and Training Director at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Minessa takes great pride in their desi heritage and being a member of the LGBTQIA+ community. They live in their seaside cottage on unceded and occupied lands of the Wampanoag and Pokanoket people in Plymouth, MA with 3 dogs and their partner, Alex.