Healing Begins on the Inside

Dena McComb

Welcome to the Healing Begins on the Inside Podcast, a safe space where your story is honored, your experience is valued, and your journey towards healing is supported.   Some of us became helpers because we had to. We learned to read rooms, manage crises, and hold space for everyone else… and somewhere along the way, we forgot that our own bodies were keeping score. I’m Dena, Trauma-Informed Somatic Coach, Integrative Health Coach, Yoga Instructor and Somatic Educator. I’m also an adoptive mama and caregiver, walking my own path through the realities of chronic stress, caregiving, trauma, and the quiet weight of holding it all together. Healing Begins on the Inside is for caregivers, cycle breakers, and the helpers who are exhausted, especially those caring for loved ones with neurodegenerative conditions, parenting autistic children, or supporting aging parents while still trying to stay afloat themselves. Here, we explore what it means to heal when you’re also the one holding everyone else...through body-led practices, nervous system support, honest conversations, and the kind of compassion that meets you where you actually are.

Episodes

  1. Autoimmune Disease and YOU!

    01/31/2022

    Autoimmune Disease and YOU!

    Do you have an autoimmune disease? Are you going through life trying your best to ignore your symptoms are doing just enough to mask your symptoms? Or maybe you're ignoring the signs altogether? What about your kiddos, especially if they came for foster care or adoption? Chances are their guts are a mess. Autoimmune disease happens when the body’s natural defense system can’t tell the difference between your own cells and foreign cells, causing the body to mistakenly attack normal cells. Today, we are talking with Thirmanda Zavala. Thirmanda is the founder of Health Coaching With Thirmanda Zavala and the host of the A Woman Worth Healing Podcast. She is also both a Functional Medicine Certified and National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach. She is a mother of two, a wife, healing from her own autoimmune diseases, and a Women’s Autoimmune Coach. She’s a lover of nature and natural healing and passionate about utilizing the gifts nature has provided for us. Thirmanda encourages women with autoimmune diseases to step outside the conventional medicine box to activate their natural healing abilities. She provides a safe, healing space for these women to go from merely surviving & getting by to a place where they are thriving & living the life they want. There was literally so much information that we are bringing Thirmanda back for a deep dive around the brain-gut connection. What questions do you have about autoimmune disease or the brain-gut connection?  If you have a question you would like answered LIVE, send an email to admin@twotraumamamas.com. You can find Thirmanda:   Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/awomanworthhealing/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/thirmanda.zavala/  Podcast:  https://anchor.fm/thirmanda-zavala Find Us: Website:  https://denamccomb.com/ Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Instagram!

    50 min
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About

Welcome to the Healing Begins on the Inside Podcast, a safe space where your story is honored, your experience is valued, and your journey towards healing is supported.   Some of us became helpers because we had to. We learned to read rooms, manage crises, and hold space for everyone else… and somewhere along the way, we forgot that our own bodies were keeping score. I’m Dena, Trauma-Informed Somatic Coach, Integrative Health Coach, Yoga Instructor and Somatic Educator. I’m also an adoptive mama and caregiver, walking my own path through the realities of chronic stress, caregiving, trauma, and the quiet weight of holding it all together. Healing Begins on the Inside is for caregivers, cycle breakers, and the helpers who are exhausted, especially those caring for loved ones with neurodegenerative conditions, parenting autistic children, or supporting aging parents while still trying to stay afloat themselves. Here, we explore what it means to heal when you’re also the one holding everyone else...through body-led practices, nervous system support, honest conversations, and the kind of compassion that meets you where you actually are.