The Louise Fewtrell Podcast: Recent Episodes
Louise Fewtrell
Louise is a qualified psychologist and psychotherapist in search of exploring alternative therapies and healing modalities, to guide you in expanding your mind and inspire spiritual growth. Louise invites you to explore both Eastern and Western therapies and philosophies with an amazing array of healers, specialists and educators. To find Louise, visit www.louisefewtrell.com or email admin@louisefewtrell.com
I was so excited to be able to sit down and have a chat with the incredible author of the book Spiritually Loose, Susan Pearse. We got to sit down and talk about what it actually means to be spiritually loose and all the magic that comes along with it. Sit down have a cuppa and enjoy, i know you will love this one!
Jeri grew up in in Surrey, UK. She moved out of home at 18 to Cornwall where she felt at home there, deeply connected to the land. Cornwall is steeped in Celtic myth and history and alive with fae and magick. In todays episode we dive into her story of how she became the medicine woman she is today and all of what unfolds in a session with her. she speaks to how In 2014 she really felt drawn to Reiki and started practicing but very quickly spirit, her guides and the Universe let her know how she was to work and why. This is where things really began to unfold for Jeri.
Jeri started to work with crystals, oils and sound and then her practice opened up so deeply. Reiki felt like a set of keys that opened her up to the Universe, unified field and quantum energy. It brought her home to her magick.
Jeri's mission and love is connecting people to their joy, helping them to listen to their souls through healing past, present and future. Jeri's purpose is to teach those that are ready how to be their own hero or heroine of their own story. She want's every one to remember their power and claim it.
we so hope you enjoy todays episode as im sure it will be the first of many!
We are back! I feel like it's been a minute, but as with all things in life, time seems to just move so fast.
This episode will be all things 2020 lessons and 2021 focus. Catch up with Louise as she tells you about the things she has been doing and all the exciting places she is hoping to go. How will the podcast evolve in 2021? And what guests does she have lined up to continue to explore healing modalities, bridging between psychology and spirituality.
As always, Louise has a lot of things to share and is grateful for her audience joining her on this podcast journey.
In Buddhism, a Riponche is a spiritual leader, brought to this world to guide others in spiritual practice. This conversation takes a special journey to Bhutan, where Louise (via the magic of technology) is able to talk with His Eminence Jangtrul Yangsed Riponche (the third).
Riponche Jangrul is revered figure in the Buddhist community and in Bhutan, oversees three monastries, a nunnery and a meditation retreat centre. He has made it his life work to build a bridge of understanding from buddhist teachings to everyday people, taking a special interest in Bhutanese youth. This conversation provides a beautiful insight into Riponche's early life, his work with mental health and how that can be targeted through meditation.
To learn more about His Eminence Jangtrul Yangsed Riponche (the third) and his current work, visit www.janglingbhutan.org.
Terrye MJ is an intuitive medium and healer. She works with energies, emotions, thoughts and feelings to guide people to a space of harmony and healing. This conversation explores the power within ourselves to navigate our mind, body spirit connection.
The body is a community and when we are speaking to it, we must speak to it, support and nurture it to serve us. All our cells listen to our thoughts and emotions and respond appropriately. Terrye takes you on a journey through her practice and the possibilities that lie within in embracing and empowering our energy centres to work with us.
To find out more or connect with Terrye, visit
www.terryemj.com or @terryemj on Social Media!
Get to know the woman behind the Louise Fewtrell Podcast. A wife, mother, psychologist and friend, Louise wears many hats that have all shaped the therapist she has become. In this episode, Louise details her journey to becoming a registered psychologist, clinical psychotherapist and integrating her ever evolving spirituality into her practice.
Eliza-beth is a nature based guide, psychotherapist and shamanic healer who works with people to uncover who they are and heal themselves at a soul level. This conversation dives into shamanism and the multiple facets her work opens within people for exploration.
Healing at the soul level looks at the person as a whole, beyond parts of themselves they even know. How can we tap into the mind, body and soul to create genuine self connection and allow for true shifts to be cultivated? Eliza-Beth provides a special insight into the work she does and her holistic approach to healing, beautifully articulating her processes of supporting people through soul and spirit work.
Soul work is for everyone, from immersion in nature to deep shamanic practice, soul work is happening.
https://www.holisticsoulscape.com.au
Ganga holds a deep knowledge and understanding of the effect of sound, voice, and vibration on the physical and energetic body. We explore how she teaches people to understand and connect to their own voice and to use it as a powerful tool.
Many of us can find it difficult to verbally express our needs and desires. It can stop us from speaking our truth or speaking for what we believe in, leaving us feeling frustrated, stressed and deflated. As a result, we can form blockages that inhibit us from living authentically or reaching our true potential.
Ganga's vision for “Singing the Self” is to empower women with the tools and inspiration to utilise their own voice as a source of wellness, confidence, vitality and freedom in their lives
Note: this conversation was recorded in Febrauary, 2020 prior to the COVID 19 epidemic. However, where the focus is not on strategies to support people through these difficult times, information and strategies in this podcast are very relevant for these times.
http://www.singingtheself.com
https://www.facebook.com/GangaKarenSoundPsych/
Susan is the author and co-founder of the Mind Gardener program, established to provide tools to develop mindfulness and attention. This episode explores how to focus on the things that matter most, rather than squeezing more into each day.
The advent of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused great distress. However, it is also an opportunity for us to slow down, reflect and to look within.
This episode explores how to focus on the things that matter most. Susan discusses how the brain uses different pathways and how they affect the way we function. She brings forward a challenge for us to reframe our perspective on what it means to always be busy, and how taking time for rest is a powerful remedy.
Susan offers some great strategies that enable us to slow down, to achieve more balance and be more effective with our time.
http://susanpearse.com
http://www.mindgardener.com