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Women's socialization as caretakers often leads to physical health crises when we neglect our own needs for too long. Melissa Crook shares her powerful story of experiencing severe anxiety attacks at age 50 that sent her to the emergency room twice in one week, ultimately becoming the catalyst for her journey toward self-awareness and authentic living.
• Understanding how our essential nature combines both biology and socialization
• Recognizing when our bodies are desperately trying to get our attention
• Learning that boundaries aren't about controlling others but about our own choices
• Breaking free from the narrative that self-care is selfish
• Discovering the power of curiosity over judgment when examining our past
• Understanding that emotions aren't "bad"—they're important clues
• Moving anger through our bodies in healthy ways rather than suppressing it
• Creating daily self-care practices like movement, journaling, and intentional fueling
• Finding communities that support authentic living and growth
Visit Melissa's website to learn more about her podcast, speaking engagements, book, and upcoming online courses focused on helping women embrace all their complex layers.
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