In today’s call, I cover several important topics, and, most especially, one that’s be top of my mind - the pandemic. We are all getting exhausted by this ongoing viral threat, by the precautions we need to take to help curb it, and by the uncertainty and isolation that is often required. In order to (hopefully) help, I break down why it’s okay to not be okay, why that’s part of developing resiliency, and what this pandemic is telling us as humanity at this moment in time.

Then, I answer two student questions that are issues people are dealing with right now, but have roots in childhood.

If you’d like to jump to any of the specific topics, here are the timestamps to do so:

7:05 - Pandemic talk - how to develop resiliency to keep getting through this, why it’s okay to not be okay right now, what it says about our collective sense of safety, and why this might be showing up now, and how to increase your own (and the collective) immune system to align with a better way.

20:03 - Ask Tara - a question about bone spurs in the right foot and right hip as well as right-side knee pain, and what that says about what’s going on in Bonnie’s life.

36:44 - Ask Tara - Ovarian cysts - what could they be telling Kathy about blocked creativity?