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Molly Boeder Harris

Portland
Oregon
USA

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The Physiology of Resilience

This workshop includes me sharing my testimonial, entitled "The Physiology of Resilience", which is my condensed memoir exploring the physiological processes of survival both during the acute experience of sexual trauma and for a period of time afterwards. It highlights my ongoing work to repair the wounds held within my body, mind and soul through the holistic healing arts as a scaffold for why we must ensure all survivors have access to multiple systems and practices for healing. It is normally followed by a Q + A with participants and may also include a variety of experiential practices.   

The Physiology of Resilience

This workshop includes me sharing my testimonial, entitled "The Physiology of Resilience", which is my condensed memoir exploring the physiological processes of survival both during the acute experience of sexual trauma and for a period of time afterwards. It highlights my ongoing work to repair the wounds held within my body, mind and soul through the holistic healing arts as a scaffold for why we must ensure all survivors have access to multiple systems and practices for healing. It is normally followed by a Q + A with participants and may also include a variety of experiential practices.   

As a survivor, activist and educator, Molly understands both the challenges and the necessities of establishing an ongoing and sustainable self-care practice. She has drawn upon a variety of techniques that address the physical, mental and spiritual aspects of holistic health to support her in thriving in her work and life. Molly's approach to integrating a consistent self-care practice is compassionate, inclusive and empowering. There is no one single path to wellness, and the journey to identify what does and does not serve us can be an important part of our own self-discovery in which we begin to know ourselves more intimately and accept ourselves more fully. We can always begin again!

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