collectively well enough: the podcast
chauna bryant — breathwork facilitator, pilates instructor, and founder of breath liberation society — joins shannon for a conversation that goes beyond the breath. they talk about what it actually means to be trauma-informed (hint: there's no finish line), the energetic boundaries that changed chauna's practice and her personal life, and why "the breath will only give you what you can handle" might be one of the most harmful things being said in wellness spaces right now. this one is equal parts practical, political, and deeply real. in this episode: (02:00) meet chauna — dog mom, leo, pilates instructor since 2006, power walker in silence (11:30) how chauna found breathwork: a messy valentine's day breakup and a witch in the woods as the catalyst to her spiritual awakening (18:00) from a 7-day training to founding BLS — why "just trust the universe" wasn't a good enough answer (26:30) energetic boundaries — what they actually are and why learning them will quietly rearrange your friendships (39:00) trauma-informed isn't a certificate. it's a commitment to keep learning from survivors (51:00) the decolonial lens on science — whose voices get funded, whose wisdom gets cited (57:00) why "your breath will only give you what you can handle" needs to go — and what agency in healing actually looks like (1:02:00) what's coming for BLS: portland in july, a new five-month program, and more where to find chauna: instagram: @chaunabryant [https://www.instagram.com/chaunabryant/] breathliberationsociety.com [http://breathliberationsociety.com] chaunabryant.com [https://www.chaunabryant.com/] newsletter: sign up at breathliberationsociety.com [http://breathliberationsociety.com] youtube: breath liberation society (launching soon) mentioned in this episode: the body keeps the score — bessel van der kolk [https://bookshop.org/a/96484/9780143127741] (aff link) trauma & recovery - judith hermann [https://bookshop.org/a/96484/9781541602953] (aff link) linda thai [https://www.linda-thai.com/]— window of capacity (reframe of dan siegel's window of tolerance) if any of this resonated off grid social club - san diego's digital detox community [http://www.collectivelywell.com/off-grid-social-club] not in san diego? you can still detox [http://www.collectivelywell.com/digital-detox] go deeper with 1:1 somatic coaching and breathwork [http://www.collectivelywell.com/private] sign up for the weekly slow down - the newslettter [https://collectivelywell.myflodesk.com/wellenough] collectively well read - the bookshop [https://bookshop.org/shop/collectivelywell] where to find us: substack: collectively well enough [https://collectivelywell.substack.com/] instagram: @shancury [https://www.instagram.com/shancury/] / @collectively__well [https://www.instagram.com/collectively__well] newsletter: collectivelywell.com [http://collectivelywell.com] website: collectivelywell.com [http://collectivelywell.com] the village: hosted by shannon cury [https://www.shannoncury.com] produced by bethany allard [https://betallard.com/] cover art by hil lyke of daisy district [https://daisydistrict.com/] music by better days from loyae on epidemic sound recorded virtually on kumeyaay land in san diego, ca Get full access to collectively well enough at collectivelywell.substack.com/subscribe [https://collectivelywell.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4]
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