My Inner Knowing

What if what you are really chasing is not money — but the freedom you believe money will bring?

In this conversation, Theresa Hubbard sits down with Elizabeth Ralph, founder of The Spiritual Investor, host of The Spiritual Investor Podcast, and a former financial executive and energy trader whose work brings together spirituality, modern finance, wealth building, and self-trust.

Elizabeth helps spiritually conscious investors ...

Today I’m joined by Dr. Kimberly O’Brien, a clinician, researcher, author, former athlete, and founder of Unlimited Resilience — a mental health practice designed for athletes by athletes.

Kim works with high school and college athletes, teams, parents, and organizations across the country on mental health, mental skills, resilience, leadership, and suicide prevention. She is also the co-author of *Mentality Wins: ...

What if growing older is not the same as getting old?

In this conversation, Theresa Hubbard sits down with Ellen Kocher and Dominique Ben Dhaou, co-creators of Wake Up, Shake Up, Thrive, for a thoughtful and energizing conversation about aging, reinvention, wellbeing, purpose, and the courage to keep becoming.

Ellen and Dominique are based in Geneva, Switzerland, and bring together decades of experience in health, wellbeing, corporat...

In Week Five of When Being Strong Becomes Too Much, Theresa Hubbard, LMFT, invites listeners into a guided experience on meeting strength with more choice.

For many of us, strength became automatic. Not something we consciously chose, but the way we moved through the world. Strength as readiness. Strength as competence. Strength as self-control. Strength as, “I’ve got this,” “I’ll handle it,” and ...

So happy to welcome Talor Stewart to the My Inner Knowing Podcast. Talor is an architect, author, and creator of Conscious Home Design. His work invites us to look at our homes not only as places of shelter, but as living environments that shape our health, relationships, creativity, rest, and sense of self.

Through his book, Conscious Home Design: The Guide to Living Your Best Life by Designing for Happiness, Health, and Relationsh...

In Week Four of When Being Strong Becomes Too Much, Theresa Hubbard, LMFT, invites listeners into a guided experience on allowing support to reach the body.

For many of us, learning to be strong also meant learning to be self-sufficient. We may have learned to rely on ourselves, anticipate needs before asking, hold everything together, and not expect too much from others. Over time, support can begin to feel complicated. It may feel...

Veronica is a children’s emotional wellness expert, mindfulness educator, author, entertainer, and the creator of Mindful V, an educational children’s channel focused on helping children build confidence, emotional resilience, self-awareness, and a deeper connection to their inner wisdom.

In this conversation, Veronica and I explore what it means to help children trust what they already know inside.

Veronica does not appr...

In Week Three of *When Being Strong Becomes Too Much*, Theresa Hubbard, LMFT, invites listeners into a guided experience on finding rest without letting everything stop.

For many of us, rest is complicated. Rest may not feel safe. It may feel like falling behind, letting someone down, losing control, or risking that something important will unravel. Some of us learned to stay ready, to stay alert, to keep scanning, managing, and hol...

Chase Sterling, MA is the founder of Wellbeing Think Tank, a nonprofit organization created to educate and empower employers to support both individual and organizational wellbeing. What began as a quarterly educational event series in 2019 grew into a larger movement during the pandemic, bringing together workplace health and wellbeing professionals who wanted to create more meaningful, practical support for organizations and comm...

In this deeply embodied talk, Theresa Hubbard, LMFT, explores the question: What has the body been trying to tell us?

Drawing from her clinical work with trauma, chronic stress, neurofeedback, nervous-system regulation, and emerging body-based technologies such as the Shiftwave Chair, Theresa invites listeners to consider that the body is not the obstacle to healing, it may be one of the most honest messengers we have.

This episode e...

Menopause is often viewed through the lens of hormones and physical symptoms, but its impact extends into nearly every area of life—including sleep, cognitive health, emotional well-being, relationships, and work.In this episode, Theresa Hubbard is joined by Cynthia Conigliaro, MSW, MBA, CHWC, a health and wellness educator, coach, and corporate wellness consultant with more than 20 years of experience helping individuals and...

What happens when being strong for too long begins to disconnect you from your own body?

In Week Two of the series When Being Strong Becomes Too Much, Theresa guides listeners through a gentle meditation focused on fatigue — not as weakness or failure, but as information the body has been trying to communicate.

This experience invites you to slow down, listen inward, and explore the deeper relationship between exhaustion, survi...

When you know something in your body feels wrong… but no one can seem to explain why.In this episode, Theresa sits down with Dr. Diana Stafford, MD — board-certified physician, functional health practitioner, and founder of The Detox Doc — to explore the deeper connections between gut health, mold exposure, toxins, the nervous system, and chronic symptoms that are often overlooked or misunderstood.Together, they ...

Week One — Softening the Habit of Holding It All Together
When Being Strong Becomes Too Much — A Guided Meditation Series with Theresa Hubbard

Many of us learned how to be strong because we had to. Over time, that strength can become something the body carries automatically — showing up as tension, effort, over-responsibility, or the feeling that we always need to stay “on.”

In this first meditation o...

Join Theresa and her guest Peter McLaughlin of BlueSky Hypnosis, for an exploration of self-trust and a guided hypnosis with an invitation to slow down and reconnect with yourself.

So often, we move through our lives overriding what we feel—looking outside of ourselves for clarity, direction, or reassurance.

This practice gently creates space to turn inward. You don’t need to figure anything out. Just allow yourself to no...

In this episode of My Inner Knowing, host Theresa Hubbard guides you through a gentle exploration of the question, "How do I know when something is enough?" With calm intention, she invites you to set aside the urge to analyze or solve, and instead notice what happens within as you listen. Through relatable personal stories and thought-provoking observations, Theresa Hubbard reveals how our bodies often sense completion before our ...

In just under 15 minutes, Theresa Hubbard invites you to pause, breathe, and enter a unique space of self-inquiry. This episode gently explores the uncomfortable moments when you cannot change what’s happening—those times when solutions and fixes are out of reach, and presence becomes the only response.

Through personal storytelling and thoughtful questions, Theresa Hubbard guides you to notice what rises within you in t...

Step into a gentle space of self-inquiry and inner listening with "My Inner Knowing." In this episode, host Theresa Hubbard invites you to slow down and release the pressure to analyze or remember—simply notice what surfaces within you as you listen.

Through reflective questions and personal stories, Theresa Hubbard explores the subtle signals of the body and the art of staying curious with sensations, rather than rushing to i...

What does your body know that your mind keeps explaining away? In this episode of My Inner Knowing, host Theresa Hubbard invites you to slow down, tune inward, and discover the quiet signals within yourself.

In less than 15 minutes, you'll explore how subtle bodily cues—like a tightening in your chest or a quieter breath—can reveal truths that your mind might try to rationalize or dismiss. Theresa Hubbard shares her own ...