The Equitable Wellness Podcast
The Equitable Wellness Podcast
Podcast Description
Explore passion topics about equitable practices in holistic health and healing arts. For instance, how spas, retreat centers, holistic practitioners and luxury services incorporate collective liberation. This podcast is perfect for business owners, artists, personal brands, coaches and service providers destined to find one another in solidarity for justice and healing as one. shaynagrajo.substack.com
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The podcast delves into themes of collective liberation, systemic oppression in health, and the journey of business ownership in the wellness industry. Episodes like 'If Maternity Were Equitable' highlight personal stories regarding maternity experiences and address DEI challenges in the spa industry, such as the economic barriers faced by BIPOC professionals in skincare.
Explore passion topics about equitable practices in holistic health and healing arts. For instance, how spas, retreat centers, holistic practitioners and luxury services incorporate collective liberation. This podcast is perfect for business owners, artists, personal brands, coaches and service providers destined to find one another in solidarity for justice and healing as one.
Once a high-impact dancer who moved audiences through performance, Megan now practices healing art and care through therapeutic touch
Welcome back to exploring the intersection of holistic health, equity, and the healing arts with the Equitable Wellness podcast. In this episode with Megan Yankee, a high-impact dancer turned licensed massage therapist, we explore Megan’s dearly held values and ask what it means in practice for healing (and continuous learning) that is consent-driven, trauma-informed, culturally responsive, all-abilities and 2SLGBTQIA+ friendly? The conversation delves into systemic issues, the significance of inclusivity, and challenges faced by marginalized communities. Megan shares her insights on the healing process, the complexities of chronic pain, and intending safe spaces for all clients. The episode concludes with a look at Megan’s future aspirations in the healing arts and her commitment to serving equity-deserving populations.
Keywords
equitable wellness, holistic health, consent-driven practice, trauma-informed care, cultural responsiveness, LGBTQIA+ friendly, chronic pain, healing arts, massage therapy, systemic issues
KEEP IN TOUCH WITH MEGAN
Megan’s massage therapy practice
https://nepantlabodyworks.com/
Connect with Megan
https://www.linkedin.com/in/megandry/
See some uncovered gems of select dance reviews referenced in the episode:
https://indyweek.com/culture/stage/the-commons-crit-megan-yankee-open-wounds-border-policy/
https://indyweek.com/culture/stage/the-commons-crit-megan-yankee-dances-through-mestizx/
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