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Attachment theory, Parenting, Cults and Diet Culture: Where Neuroscience Meets Spirituality with Dr. Bonnie Goff Full Out with Samantha Jo Harvey
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- Mental Health
In today's podcast Sam has Developmental Psychologist and UCLA lecturer Dr. Bonnie Goff, on for a juicy conversation around the intricacies and nuances of human growth and behavior. Bonnie’s journey through life has been nothing short of extraordinary, and in this episode we dive into everything from being raised in a fundamentalist Christian cult, to parenting, to listening to your intuition and so much more.
Topics Include:
Attachment Styles and Relationships
The Connection Between the Mind and the Body
Embodiment and Healing Trauma
Bonnie’s Personal Journey of Discovery
Disconnecting from Wisdom
Neuroplasticity and Shrinking Yourself
Holistic Approach to Health and Wellbeing
Leaving a Cult
Parenting a Child with Autism
Embracing the Wild Woman Archetype
Let's connect on IG:
@samanthajoharvey
@fullout_podcast
@bonniegoff
Meet CLUB FULL OUT: The Membership your one stop shop for all things FULL OUT. Your membership includes:
🪩Live monthly CFO community hangouts led by Sam and her network of experts (think coaching, self-ceremonies, channeled messages, healings and beyond)
🪩CFO Video Vault aka the Netflix for the Full Out Woman complete with mindset, embodiment and energetic trainings, former interviews with leaders in the field and more
🪩CFO Movement Meditations + Activations (drop into your body with these guided movement experiences for grounding, sensuality, dropping in to self, and more)!
🪩CFO Full Out Morning Tools (journal prompts, 7-day spicy sexy self-love guide, movement meditations with more to come…)
🪩CFO Pep Talks! (this might be my favorite of all) Pop on your headphone and play these short, spicy audios whenever you need a kick in the booty.. (Topics include Remember Who TF You Are Pep Talk, Workout Pep Talk, Rest Pep Talk, Post It Pep Talk, Take The Action Pep Talk, You’re Safe Pep Talk with more to come…)
JOIN CLUB FULL OUT TODAY!
Guest Bio:
Dr. Bonnie Goff is a passionate developmental psychologist with a profound dedication to understanding the intricate nuances of human growth and behavior. Bonnie’s journey through life has been nothing short of extraordinary. Raised in a fundamentalist Christian cult, she navigated the complexities of her uniquely challenging childhood with resilience and developed an insatiable desire to understand human behavior.
In 2016, Bonnie achieved a significant milestone in her academic journey by earning her Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology. Her research focused on the neurobiological and epigenetic impact of early adverse experiences on socio-emotional development. Bonnie's work has contributed valuable insights to the field, highlighting the significance of early-life experiences as a strong predictor of future mental health outcomes.
As a mother of two energetic boys, aged 7 and 6, Bonnie's personal and professional worlds seamlessly intersect. Her experience raising a child with autism has provided her with a profound understanding of the challenges faced by families in similar situations. This empathy informs both her personal and professional lives.
Since 2017, Bonnie has been a devoted member of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) teaching team. As a full-time lecturer, she brings her dynamic background and personal experiences to the classroom, creating an enriching learning environment for her students. Her classes are known for their engaging discussions and practical applications of developmental psychology principles. Bonnie was a recent recipient of UCLA’s Psychology Department Distinguished Teaching Award of 2023.
Beyond academia, Bonnie is an avid advocate for mental health awareness and inclusivity, particularly within the autism community. She actively participates in workshops, seminars, and community events, sharing her expertise and offering support to families and individuals facing similar challenges.
A Los Angeles native, Bonnie enjoys exploring the vibrant c
In today's podcast Sam has Developmental Psychologist and UCLA lecturer Dr. Bonnie Goff, on for a juicy conversation around the intricacies and nuances of human growth and behavior. Bonnie’s journey through life has been nothing short of extraordinary, and in this episode we dive into everything from being raised in a fundamentalist Christian cult, to parenting, to listening to your intuition and so much more.
Topics Include:
Attachment Styles and Relationships
The Connection Between the Mind and the Body
Embodiment and Healing Trauma
Bonnie’s Personal Journey of Discovery
Disconnecting from Wisdom
Neuroplasticity and Shrinking Yourself
Holistic Approach to Health and Wellbeing
Leaving a Cult
Parenting a Child with Autism
Embracing the Wild Woman Archetype
Let's connect on IG:
@samanthajoharvey
@fullout_podcast
@bonniegoff
Meet CLUB FULL OUT: The Membership your one stop shop for all things FULL OUT. Your membership includes:
🪩Live monthly CFO community hangouts led by Sam and her network of experts (think coaching, self-ceremonies, channeled messages, healings and beyond)
🪩CFO Video Vault aka the Netflix for the Full Out Woman complete with mindset, embodiment and energetic trainings, former interviews with leaders in the field and more
🪩CFO Movement Meditations + Activations (drop into your body with these guided movement experiences for grounding, sensuality, dropping in to self, and more)!
🪩CFO Full Out Morning Tools (journal prompts, 7-day spicy sexy self-love guide, movement meditations with more to come…)
🪩CFO Pep Talks! (this might be my favorite of all) Pop on your headphone and play these short, spicy audios whenever you need a kick in the booty.. (Topics include Remember Who TF You Are Pep Talk, Workout Pep Talk, Rest Pep Talk, Post It Pep Talk, Take The Action Pep Talk, You’re Safe Pep Talk with more to come…)
JOIN CLUB FULL OUT TODAY!
Guest Bio:
Dr. Bonnie Goff is a passionate developmental psychologist with a profound dedication to understanding the intricate nuances of human growth and behavior. Bonnie’s journey through life has been nothing short of extraordinary. Raised in a fundamentalist Christian cult, she navigated the complexities of her uniquely challenging childhood with resilience and developed an insatiable desire to understand human behavior.
In 2016, Bonnie achieved a significant milestone in her academic journey by earning her Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology. Her research focused on the neurobiological and epigenetic impact of early adverse experiences on socio-emotional development. Bonnie's work has contributed valuable insights to the field, highlighting the significance of early-life experiences as a strong predictor of future mental health outcomes.
As a mother of two energetic boys, aged 7 and 6, Bonnie's personal and professional worlds seamlessly intersect. Her experience raising a child with autism has provided her with a profound understanding of the challenges faced by families in similar situations. This empathy informs both her personal and professional lives.
Since 2017, Bonnie has been a devoted member of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) teaching team. As a full-time lecturer, she brings her dynamic background and personal experiences to the classroom, creating an enriching learning environment for her students. Her classes are known for their engaging discussions and practical applications of developmental psychology principles. Bonnie was a recent recipient of UCLA’s Psychology Department Distinguished Teaching Award of 2023.
Beyond academia, Bonnie is an avid advocate for mental health awareness and inclusivity, particularly within the autism community. She actively participates in workshops, seminars, and community events, sharing her expertise and offering support to families and individuals facing similar challenges.
A Los Angeles native, Bonnie enjoys exploring the vibrant c
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