In this episode of The Liminal Mind, Mallorie introduces the personal and collective foundations of "The Body as Oracle" series, exploring how her body began signaling that something had to change. What initially felt like breakdown becomes an invitation to listen more deeply.

She’s joined by somatic practitioner Sarah Dabney, who shares her own experience, and how it relates stress, emotion, and nervous system capacity. Together, they explore how the body holds meaning.

This episode introduces:

• Somatic Experiencing and Integral Somatic Psychology
• Nervous system regulation and capacity
• The “8 ways of knowing” and embodied awareness
• How somatic practices can support healing and integration

The episode closes with a guided somatic practice to help you begin listening to your own body.

This series begins at the intersection of psychology and the deeper intelligence of the body, where symptoms are not just problems to solve, but messages to understand.

Because what matters most isn’t what we experience… it’s how it transforms us.

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The body does not betray us. It tells the truth when we’ve stopped listening.

In this upcoming multi-part series, Mallorie shares a deeply personal story of physical collapse woven together with the larger cultural story of suppressed emotion, collective grief, and systemic stress that lives in the nervous system.

From reproductive health challenges and dysautonomia to caregiver burnout and medical trauma, The Body as Oracle bridges psychology, decolonizing therapy frameworks, Indigenous wisdom, Human Design, and somatic research. Welcome to The Liminal Mind.

Mallorie's good friend and colleague, Sarah, joins in to share her own experiences as well as education as a deeply knowledgeable practitioner of Somatic Experiencing and Integral Somatic Psychology.

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Across cultures and centuries, the darkest months of the year were believed to be a time when the veil thins, ancestors draw close, and the unseen moves more freely through our lives. In this episode of The Liminal Mind, Mallorie explores why December has long been associated with hauntings, spirit visitations, and profound psychological shifts.

Blending historical folklore, depth psychology, neuroscience, and paranormal research, this episode traces winter’s role as a liminal threshold; a season that alters perception, deepens memory, and opens space for meaning-making. From Victorian Christmas ghost traditions and ancient Spirit Nights to modern research on grief, dreaming, and intuition, we examine the presence of winter.

This episode is not about fear or superstition, but about presence, integration, and remembrance. Winter becomes an invitation: to slow down, to listen, and to honor the layers of reality that emerge when the world grows still.

Whether you interpret these experiences as psychological, spiritual, ancestral, or something beautifully in-between, Wintering with the Unseen offers a grounded, compassionate exploration of the season where science, myth, and human experience converge.

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