The Sensing Mind Podcast

The Sensing Mind Podcast
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Exploring the intersection of therapy, psychology, neuroscience, embodiment, and spirituality. Join us for deep conversations with leading experts, therapists, and thinkers as we uncover how connecting ancient wisdom and modern science can transform the way we understand the mind, body, and consciousness and our approach to human flourishing.
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The podcast explores the intersection of therapy, psychology, neuroscience, embodiment, and spirituality, with episodes like You’re Doing Emotions Wrong that cover topics such as Integral Somatic Psychology, emotional processing, and the contrasts between Western and Eastern psychological models, emphasizing how ancient wisdom can inform modern therapeutic practices.

Exploring the intersection of therapy, psychology, neuroscience, embodiment, and spirituality. Join us for deep conversations with leading experts, therapists, and thinkers as we uncover how connecting ancient wisdom and modern science can transform the way we understand the mind, body, and consciousness and our approach to human flourishing.
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In this episode, I speak with Mar Barroso, a clinical psychologist, international trainer in somatic psychotherapy, and founder of the Escola de Psicoterapias Corporais Integradas in Portugal. Mar teaches both Bodynamic Analysis and Somatic Experiencing, and is known for her deeply integrative approach to therapy—bridging developmental psychology, somatic awareness, and spirituality.
I met Mar at the First International Conference of Bodynamic in Istanbul (2024), where her clarity and depth left a lasting impression. In this conversation, she shares her insights from over 20 years of experience working with therapists and clients across modalities and cultures.
Together, we explore:
Developmental trauma as missed learning – How therapy can help us complete ego functions that were never fully developed
The role of the body in change – Why working with muscles and posture helps shift emotional, behavioural, and cognitive patterns in a sustainable way
Equal space for body, mind, emotion, and behaviour – Why transformation depends on engaging the whole person, not just insight or sensation
Bodynamic’s unique map of human development – The curriculum of the school of life, which we all go through in the first 12 years of life, even if we do not “graduate” all courses
Spirituality in daily life – How pain and challenges comes from the push of our spirituality
Therapists as teachers – Why developmental repair requires not just love, connection and presence, but also guidance, repetition, and new learning
Mar brings a rare blend of clinical precision, warmth, and spiritual insight to the conversation. Her work is especially relevant for therapists, coaches, and practitioners interested in body-based developmental models, integrated healing, and the relationship between trauma, embodiment, and spiritual growth.
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📌 Learn More About Mar Barroso:
🔗 https://www.instagram.com/mar_barroso_
📌 Learn More About Bodynamic:
🔗 https://www.bodynamic.com/
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