Dance To Heal

Imagine tapping a tuning fork. When you hit it with the right frequency, it resonates and vibrates strongly. Similarly, in rhythmic resonance, the dancer's body becomes attuned to the rhythm, creating a powerful and expressive experience.

In this episode, Yoni and Jenny talk about the heightened connection between a dancer and the rhythm of the music or their own internal rhythm. Finding the sweet spot where your body...

Healing doesn’t always have to be about medication. There is a way to tap into your own body to start the healing process.

In this episode, Lauren advocates for self-healing by listening to your inner wisdom through her personalized program that combines various techniques, like EFT or Emotional Freedom Technique, tapping, to address the root cause of emotional and physical issues. Tapping on specific meridian points helps...

Experiencing artist's block? What if there's a tool that can help you jump right into creative play without needing to think so much?

In this episode, Jenny introduces Amy Lynn Johnson, an artist who has always used art as a refuge from life's troubles. Drawing has always brought her joy and helped her escape negativity, which she eventually used to help other artists.

Amy battled negative self-talk...

Oftentimes we are given medicines and test treatments in the hopes of curing our ailments. But what if there is an alternative way where we can trigger our own body to produce or activate its own defense and repair system?

In this episode, Darlene shares her story, and many other stories and testimonies, of self-healing by taking charge of your health through safe alternative methods beyond what pharmaceuticals can offer.<...

The power of healing is in your hands.

Amanda shares her experience with the trauma and recovery from human trafficking busting the myths and clearly defining how the media portrays it differently in the movies.

Only 2% of human trafficking make it out alive and less than 1% are willing to talk about it. While people want to say human trafficking only happens along the borders, the truth is, that this is happening...

In this episode, Nancy and Jenny talk about trusting your journey, how taking a leap of faith by starting from somewhere and having the freedom to create will surprise you with what you're capable of doing, and learn a lot about yourself.

Nancy also takes us through the process of infused glass art and her journey to building the Glass Arts Collective community enabling aspiring glass art artists to explore glass art...

Giving ourselves grace, being in tune with our body, and understanding how our life force works can make a profound impact on our self-healing journey.

This interview with Dr. Lynn Carey delves into holistic healing, suggesting that understanding the body's interconnected systems and tuning in to your senses, from the nervous system to internal wisdom, is crucial for individual healing.

The discussion highlig...

Understanding ourselves is difficult enough, but understanding our partners is even more due to our differences and the underlying human and relationship dynamics.

In this episode, Jenny Cohen and Andre Paradis talk about developing strong and lasting relationships. The conversation navigates the deep connection and important aspects and secrets of relationships in consideration of gender intelligence and behavior, and understanding...

 If you are raised in a household of anger or fear, can you change and focus on love instead?

In today's episode of Dance to Heal, Jenny shares a conversation with Paul Zolman. He shares that his family has a reputation for knowing only the language of anger. But he realized years after that he did not want that anymore. He made the decision to love instead.

Is it that easy? Tune in and find out.

 What to expect in this episode:

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"Don't ever give up on love." We hear this too often, but once you get your heart broken, it feels easier to go on and not be in any romantic relationships. After a divorce or a breakup in a long-term relationship, it feels scary to go out and meet people. Dr Charlene Smith, today's guest, understands that fear and trepidation. 

Join Jenny and Charlene as they discuss dating practices and tips for finding your so...

For years, women have been bombarded by messages that they can only be happy if they look a certain way. Magazines, TV, and movies all perpetuate this version of a stick-thin woman who fits into tiny clothes. 

 In this episode of Dance to Heal, Jenny shares the mic with Rachel Lavin. She is the author of Doughnut Diaries. She wrote the book to reach out to women to make them feel that they are not alone in what they are feeling with...

Those who are helping us journey through trauma are sometimes, if not often, the ones who braved their own path through at an early stage in their lives. It is one thing to live, and an entirely different thing to thrive. 

In this episode of Dance to Heal, Jenny shares the mic with Derick Johnson, an expert coach and adviser to businesses, authors, speakers, and companies. Learn from Derick's advice on how to handle yourself w...

We often do not see beyond the care and interaction we have with nurses as they take care of us. Expectations are set, often from the perspective of our need, and not from their expertise in healthcare. 

In this episode of Dance to Heal, Jenny interviews Jackie Thomas who's in a mission to help burned-out healthcare workers. See things from the perspective of nurses with the challenges they go through while making sure the pat...

When we experience back pain, we approach it with something that can deal with it, like medications and wearables that can help alleviate, but not necessarily address the cause itself. How do we understand what's causing it?

In this episode of Dance to heal, Jenny talks to Greg Stern about how we can deal with the root cause of our back pain from following the wrong posture or a misconception of the functionalities of footwear....

Since childhood we are encouraged to think positively to go through life and towards our goal. But imagine a perspective that looks beyond content of positive and negative thoughts, and into the function of whether it gets us moving towards success.

In this episode of Dance to Heal, Jenny welcomes Dr. Eddie O’Connor, in a mind opening discussion about positive thinking as it relates to our daily reality. Learn about how negative th...

In our quest to heal, we sometimes require a separate identity that we may be free to truly express how we feel. Even though that separation is optional, the identity is nonetheless, real. 

In this episode of Dance to heal, Jenny discusses with Sabine Roden about following the voice of your heart, braving the unknown, and the journey to becoming who you really are. 

What to expect in this episode:

 00:10 – Sabine’s journey and passion...

Dance and movement, as a language, is a universal way of communicating with others. It may not be that easy to use it to show who we are, but its message is easily understood by everyone. 

In this episode of Dance to Heal, Jenny talks to Jill Collins, the Owner and Artistic Director of Sahlala Dancers International Dance Company, in a discussion about dance as an identity and method for healing. Learn about safety from the perspecti...

The best way to support someone going through cancer, even if it’s only a suspected case, is to learn about what they are going through, and more importantly, how to give that support.  

In this special episode of Dance to Heal, Jenny talks about the Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and her tips for those who found a lump and are going through the process of waiting for their results. This episode is a must for all, not only women, b...

Giving love is not the same as receiving it; for most people, giving it out is easy in many ways and forms. What makes receiving it a struggle is the way we see ourselves.  

In this episode of Dance to heal, Jenny interviews Justin Senense and together they discuss the message of being kind to ourselves, to allow ourselves to feel and have the permission to be something. Learn about shame response and how it is different from p...