Podcast appearances and mentions of rachel halder

Have you ever experienced freeze, where your body goes to a complete shutdown? Freeze dynamics can show up in various areas of life, such as sexuality, relationships, work, and organization. Today, I'm excited to host Rachel Rae Halder. She explains how the freeze response is often misunderstood, the nuances of the freeze response, its impact on various aspects of life, and the importance of approaching it with understanding and self-compassion. In this podcast episode, Rachel takes us through:  - How freeze is common and how it's often misunderstood. - What freeze is, and how it occurs. - Freeze in different life areas. - How understanding freeze dynamics brings compassion to areas of struggle and stuckness. - Thawing freeze through micro-movements - How seeking stability, safety, and self-trust in the body and environment supports the nervous system in emerging from a shutdown. - How to work with chronic freeze patterns. - Consciously working through ancestral healing of freeze patterns. - Her upcoming 8-week course “Finding Flow” and other offerings for Nervous System Education. And so much more! Rachel Halder is a neurodivergent and queer writer, thought leader, and seasoned practitioner with over a decade of experience in post-traumatic growth healing arts, with some of the most advanced trainings around trauma resolution, sexual liberation, and collective healing. She has a unique, mystical, ancestral, and energetic approach to trauma healing + pleasure, especially in understanding nuances in the nervous system, including many freeze dynamics that play out in people's bodies. Her work goes far beyond the typical somatic experiencing principles and enters into nature, plus the energetic and mystical realms of the “unseen.” Links: https://rachelhalder.podia.com/finding-flow  https://rachelhalder.podia.com/why-we-freeze  www.facebook.com/raehalder  www.instagram.com/rachel.rae.halder  www.raehalder.com Follow Aimee Takaya on: IG : @aimeetakaya Facebook : Aimee Takaya Learn more about Aimee Takaya, Hanna Somatic Education, and The Radiance Program at www.freeyoursoma.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aimee322/support

Welcome to Threshold Moments, dear listeners. Today I'm joined by somatic practitioner, writer, thought leader, coach, and guide, Rachel Halder. Rachel is certified in over 10 different healing modalities and has a decade of experience with advanced trainings around trauma resolution, sexual liberation and collective healing. In this conversation, we unpack the origins of purity culture and discuss how silence and shame can lead to disconnection from yourself and your body. Walk with us as explore the complex thresholds of trauma, the path to sexual liberation, and the importance of personal boundaries in spiritual practices. Tune in to learn more about: What purity culture is and how it can be a form of trauma for women The intersection between nervous system work, sexual liberation, and people pleasing How silence around certain topics can be the seed of shame and disconnection from self The abusive dynamics that can happen within spiritual self-awakening communities and couples   Mentioned in the episode: 053 – Dana Myers: Prioritizing Pleasure Connect with Sarah: Follow Sarah on Instagram Learn more about Sarah's work Join Sarah for 21 Days of Untapped Support Connect with Rachel: Follow Rachel on Instagram Visit Rachel's Website Get Rachel's Free Ebook

Trauma. It's real and it exists in all of us. Even if we can intellectually process our trauma, it can take years for our bodies to work through and heal from our experiences. But what does that work look like? What does it feel like? Who can help you work through it? And how do you know if you've healed from it?   Today's guest is helping us understand how our bodies hold and process trauma. Rachel Rae Halder is a somatic trauma resolution guide. In her work, she listens and reflects to help her clients move through their trauma patterns. She's my friend and my coach and she has so much goodness to share with you today. What she offers is different from anything I've experienced before. Her work is mystical and magical and she's just wonderful. So, let's get into it with her!    We're exploring:    How trauma can build throughout our lives Somatic work: how it's different from cognitive understanding and why it's important for healing How Rachel approaches her coaching work, the energetics behind it, and her training that's informed it What's happening inside us when we have a trauma response  A look at Rachel's trauma: when it came to light, how she's healing, and how it's impacted her life How to know when you've healed; what's the endpoint of trauma work? Details about Rachel's upcoming container, Rebirthed and Rooted: who it's meant for and what it includes And much more!    Connect with Rachel on Instagram http://www.instagram.com/erotic.earth.embodiment and Facebook http://www.facebook.com/raehalder   Learn more about Rachel's Rebirthed and Rooted Program: https://www.assanarae.com/work-with-me/rebirthed-and-rooted/   Sign up for my free masterclass Come Play: Remembering Your Inner Child on August 18! https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEpdeuhpz4sGt2AQ68Ax1YGbmNInryQt3ao   Join my 3 month program, The Inner Council. You'll learn how to integrate all the pieces of YOU and close out the year with a deeper connectedness, starting in September! https://www.drtarynweil.com/the-inner-council   Want to be empowered? I can support you! Learn more about working with me here: https://www.drtarynweil.com   Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drtarynweil/   Continue the conversation in my free private Facebook group, Vitamin I with Dr. Taryn Weil: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2524888254499864/

English below. Be sure to check out our other interviews in English. We got: Rachel Halder, Sarah Coakley, Graham Ward, J. Denny Weaver, Stanley Hauerwas, Shane Claiborne, Nekeisha Alyana Alexis, Bolortuya Damdinjav, Naw Htoo Htoo and Nancey Murphy. ---- "Anablacktivism", ett val mellan Jesus B. eller Jesus K., och "God damn America"...eller? Med oss är Drew G.I. Hart amerikansk teolog som utforskar utrymmet mellan anabaptism och svart teologi. Vi pratar om hans senaste bok Who Will Be a Witness? där han funderar kring hur kyrkan kan vara en aktör för social rättvisa. Men han synar även den amerikanska historiens, och västerländsk kristendoms, förhållande till sin svarta befolkning och gör upp med berättelser om exceptionalism. Johan Bruneskog kliver in i för- och eftersnacksrollen och gillar inte räkneexempel. Anton pratar om självmord och dödshjälp. --- "Anablacktivism", the choice between Jesus B. or Jesus C. and "God Damn America"... or does God? Drew G.I. Hart joins us. Drew is a theologian who explores the intersection between anabaptism and Black theology. We talk about his latest book Who Will Be a Witness? where he invites us to thinks about how the church can be an agent for social justice, but he also invites us to have a closer look at Western Christianity's and America's treatment of it's black populance, and take a stand against stories of exceptionalism. --- Gilla oss på Facebook Följ oss på Twitter Skriv till oss på atenochjerusalem@gmail.com Prenumerera, dela, kommentera, recensera!

English description below! The interview starts at 9:55. Inkarnerades Gud två gånger? Hänger vår syn på djur ihop med förtryck av svarta och kvinnor? Och leder nu-metal gruppen P.O.D. till radikalsering? I oktober månad möter vi aktivisten, musikern och teologen Nekeisha Alayna Alexis. Hon visar för oss hur kampen för djurens rätt och kampen mot rasism och sexism kan hänga ihop. Om hur Gud ger kraft i kampen, och på mindre utforskade sätt att läsa Bibeln på. Från andra sidan Atlanten rakt in i dina öron - lyssna och njut. . . . Was God incarnated twice? Is our view on animals connected with oppression of black people and women? And will listening to the nu-metal group P.O.D. lead to radicalization? We reached out to Nekeisha Alayna Alexis, an activist, theologian and musician, to have her show us how the fight for animals rights, and the fight against racism and sexism are connected. And also talk about how God gives hope against hope, and about less explored ways of reading the Bible. From the other side of the pond, to your ears! Enjoy! Please check out our previous english interviews with Stanley Hauerwas  Sarah Coakley, Graham Ward, Rachel Halder, J. Denny Weaver and William T. Cavanaugh! Enjoy! Missa inte FREDSFEST i Ryttargårdskyrkan i Linköping lördagen den 10 november 2018! Vill kyrkan leva i fred? Mer info på www.fredsfest.se! Stötta oss på Patreon, bli avsnittsdonator!https://www.patreon.com/atenochjerusalem Gilla oss på Facebook Följ oss på Twitter Skriv till oss på atenochjerusalem@gmail.com Prenumerera, dela, kommentera, recensera!

Giving a heads up that this is a more intense conversation on sexual trauma and the decolonization of bodies. If you’ve recently experienced or are working through past trauma you may want to check with your support system (therapist, doctor, coach, mentor) before listening to this episode. Rachel Halder, a sacred sexuality specialist and empowerment coach, is a survivor of sexual trauma who has studied religion and the intersection of sexuality and spirituality. Join us for a powerful conversation on sexual trauma, sexuality + spirituality, the decolonization of bodies, racism and healing on Episode 74 of Ignite Intimacy!  About Rachel: Rachel (many of who refer to as Rae) is a sacred sexuality specialist and empowerment coach helping spiritual seekers remove shame and blocks from their sexuality, reigniting passion and pleasure in a deep, holistic and integrated way. With an M.A. in Religion, she extensively researched sexual and spiritual healing through neuroscience, trauma recovery and embodied interspirituality, focusing on holistic healing for those marginalized or spiritually traumatized by the Christian Church through LGBTQ+ identification and/or sexual suppression or abuse. Rachel is also a graduate of the Tantric Institute of Integrated Sexuality, with a specialization in the jade egg. Connect with Rae: Website  Free Ebook "Sacred, Sexy & Whole: Undressing Purity Culture, Redressing Redemption" Instagram: @thesacredandthesexy Facebook Free Facebook group community - Sacred Sexuality Sisterhood    Resources: Sexual Assault Hotline - (877) 995-5247 Mosaic Mind, Empowering the Tormented Selves of Child Abuse Survivors  Peter Levine, Ph.D., developer of Somatic Experiencing The Wheel of Consent - Betty Martin Dr. Joy DeGruy Leary: Post Traumatic Slave Disorder  Scene on Radio ’Seeing White’ podcast series

Listen in to hear us discuss sex, religion, puritan culture, neuroscience, shame, sacred sex, and a tool you can use to help release shame around sexuality. Rachel Halder is deeply influenced by the sacred and the sexy, believing that embodying our sexual selves can be a sacred, spiritual, and activist oriented act. With an MA in Religion, concentrations in Sexual Ethics and Embodied Spirituality, Halder's studies and work focuses on holistic trauma healing for those marginalized or spiritually traumatized through sexual abuse, LGBTQ identification, or general sexual suppression from purity culture in the Christian church. Halder is a student of Layla Martin's 600-hour Integrated Sex, Love and Relationship coaching certification at the Tantric Institute for Integrated Sexuality, incorporating Taoist and Hindu tantric philosophy with neuroscience and embodied trauma healing into her studies, programs, coaching, workshops, and retreats. Find more and download her free ebook at https://www.rachelhalder.com If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe to the Find Your Feminine Fire podcast and give a rave review.  You can find more about Amanda at www.amandatesta.com and to talk more about this episode and more join our amazing community on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/FindYourFeminineFire/      

How has the taboo of sexuality and sex influenced your experiences with your female body as well as your intimate relationships? Most of us don’t think about the consequences that shaming culture has on our brains and our daily lives. According to Rachel Halder, a sacred sexuality coach, even though you have not experienced sexual trauma, you still might be affected by the negative connotation of sexuality and sex of our culture. On this episode, we uncover the main effects that purity culture and religion has on our disconnection from the body as well as the shame and the damaging thoughts that come with these effects. We discuss how as children we create a belief system about what sex is and how bad it is and how when becoming adults we let these beliefs and the unconscious patterns guide our sexual behavior. Rachel and I also share our sexual trauma incidents and discuss how we can heal our past traumas, connect with our bodies and start having healthy intimate relationships with our partners. Join us for an incredible conversation on sexuality, healing past traumas and much more where Rachel also shares with us her favorite tools & resources that keep her inspired and productive, including: 1 visually inspiring Instagram account to get your dose of sensual and erotic art 1 sexual empowerment coach to follow for a sex-positive agenda for the ecosex revolution 2 books that will help you transform your sex life, awaken and cultivate your sexual energy Check these out at www.girlskill.com/35 P. S. Sign up for the free, exclusive training from me on “The Lie of Female Success: How to Get Unstuck, Release Pressure & Stop Trying to Do It All” to find out: How to overcome the "Superwoman Syndrome" so you can start living in freedom, with ease, and owning your truth True feminine power and what you can do right now to begin feeling supported, stop pushing & controlling your life and men How to rediscover, embrace and cultivate feminine flow and become embodied so you can stop overthinking and start making decisions from the heart The essence of masculine/feminine polarity and how to attract and magnify the relationship you want And much more… Sign up at girlskill.com/webinar

English description below! The interview starts at 12:50. Please check out our previous english interviews with Sarah Coakley, Graham Ward, Rachel Halder, J. Denny Weaver and William T. Cavanaugh! Enjoy!Stanley Hauerwas gästar Aten och Jerusalem för ett samtal om protestantismens död, Israel och Donald Trump. Dessutom ger han Anton äktenskapsråd. Allt detta och mer under knappt en halvtimme! Stanley Hauerwas är världsberömd professor emeritus vid Duke University, etiker och teolog med distinkt texasdialekt och överlåtelse till den subversiva berättelsen om Jesus.Stöd oss gärna på Patreon!Gilla oss på Facebook, följ oss på Twittereller skriv till oss på atenochjerusalem@gmail.com!Stanley Hauerwas joins us at Aten och Jerusalem to talk about Israel, Donald Trump and the death of Protestantism. Also he gives Anton some marital advice. All this, and more, in less than half an hour! Stanley Hauerwas is a world renowed professor emeritus at Duke University, an ethicist and a theologian with a deep texcan accent and commitment to the subversive story of Jesus.

Rachel Halder and I (Natalie) met at a primitive homestead in Big Sur, California, and decided to record our conversation. Rachel grew up as a Mennonite and has been speaking out about sexual and spiritual abuse in the church. Her work has been driven by the desire to bring awareness to people who have been repressed or abused […]

Rachel Halder and I (Natalie) met at a primitive homestead in Big Sur, California, and decided to record our conversation. Rachel grew up as a Mennonite and has been speaking out about sexual and spiritual abuse in the church. Her work has been driven by the desire to bring awareness to people who have been repressed or abused […]

I detta avsnitt ringer vi upp Staterna och samtalar med Rachel Halder om sexuellt våld i kyrkan, vikten av att berätta sin historia, eventuella risker med att anabaptistisk fredsteologi passiviserar och John Howard Yoders övergrepp. Rachel Halder är mennonit i utkanten, teologistudent och grundare av OurStoriesUntold.com (och hon har ett superhjältealias).In English:In this episode we talk to Rachel Halder, all the way from the States, about sexual violence in the Church, the importance of telling your story, wether mennonite peace-theology tends to passivity and the abuses of John Howard Yoder. Rachel Halder is a fringe mennonite, a theology student and the founder of OurStoriesUntold.com (and she also has a superhero alias).We will speak in swedish before and after the interview, if you just want to listen to the interview, go to 13:37.Gilla oss på Facebook,följ oss på Twitter,eller skriv till oss på atenochjerusalem@gmail.com. #ajpodd