Healing Our Relationship With The Body
How do you feel about your body?
How it looks - how it feels - how you feel inside of it?
Have one or more parts of your body been permanently injured or removed?
Are one or more parts working less well than they used to?
How do you feel about all of this?
Facilitators
Jenny Wood, Lic.Ac.
Elizabeth Larson, PA-C, FYMCP
Jenny Wood, Lic.Ac.
Jenny has spent a lifetime attempting to feel comfortable inhabiting her body, soft round stomach and all. She has been devoted to personal growth and healing for three decades, and she weaves all of her learning into her work as an acupuncturist and creatrix of transformational trips for women. She loves creating spaces where women can s
Jenny has spent a lifetime attempting to feel comfortable inhabiting her body, soft round stomach and all. She has been devoted to personal growth and healing for three decades, and she weaves all of her learning into her work as an acupuncturist and creatrix of transformational trips for women. She loves creating spaces where women can speak honestly about all aspects of our lives, including our body shame, and move toward acceptance (and even delight?!) in these earthly vessels.
Elizabeth Larson, PA-C, FYMCP
Jenny Wood, Lic.Ac.
Jenny and Elizabeth are thrilled to be collaborating on this ”playshop,” this gathering of wholehearted women where we will explore judgments around and acceptance of our bodies.
We have supported each other over more than two decades as colleagues and dear friends, and we are excited to bring our love, curiosity, humor, healing energy, and decades of personal growth experience to this gathering.
Elizabeth Larson, PA-C, FYMCP
Elizabeth Larson, PA-C, FYMCP
Elizabeth Larson, PA-C, FYMCP
Elizabeth is a long time medical practitioner in family medicine and holistic health, as well as a long time practitioner of feeling shame, discomfort and embarrassment of her body. Her decision to accept her post-menopausal, imperfect self has been growing steadily in the past few years. Her commitment to loving herself as she is and op
Elizabeth is a long time medical practitioner in family medicine and holistic health, as well as a long time practitioner of feeling shame, discomfort and embarrassment of her body. Her decision to accept her post-menopausal, imperfect self has been growing steadily in the past few years. Her commitment to loving herself as she is and opening up more head space for life and love is her daily pursuit.