Who Are You Now?
Who Are You Now?
Podcast Description
Who Are You Now? is a podcast for people in transition—navigating change, questioning identity, or waking up to the quiet truth that something in life no longer fits.
Hosted by Chrissie Morgan, a seasoned Physical Therapist, Certified Master Life Coach, and creator of The Body Awareness Method—a transformational approach that integrates the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual bodies—this show explores the pivotal moments that shift us, and how we begin again in a more authentic way.
Expect raw conversations, expert insights, and real-life stories about midlife transitions, personal identity, emotional healing, and self-nurture. Whether you’re rebuilding, rediscovering, or just starting over, this podcast is your companion for transformation.
The intro episode drops April 8
New episodes every Tuesday starting April 22
Because the moment everything changed... might just be the beginning.
#WhoAreYouNowPodcast #TheShift #AuthenticLiving #SelfNurture #MidlifeAwakening #HealingJourney #LifeTransitions
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast delves into key themes surrounding midlife transitions, personal identity, and emotional healing. Episodes cover diverse topics such as hormone health, self-nurture techniques, overcoming limiting beliefs, and the challenges of menopause, with notable episodes like Understanding Your Hormone Health and Rewriting The Script: Mental Awareness and the Beliefs That Shape You, demonstrating a commitment to practical advice and holistic well-being.

Who Are You Now? is a podcast for people in transition—navigating change, questioning identity, or waking up to the quiet truth that something in life no longer fits.
Hosted by Chrissie Morgan, a seasoned Physical Therapist, Certified Master Life Coach, and creator of The Body Awareness Method—a transformational approach that integrates the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual bodies—this show explores the pivotal moments that shift us, and how we begin again in a more authentic way.
Expect raw conversations, expert insights, and real-life stories about midlife transitions, personal identity, emotional healing, and self-nurture. Whether you’re rebuilding, rediscovering, or just starting over, this podcast is your companion for transformation.
The intro episode drops April 8
New episodes every Tuesday starting April 22
Because the moment everything changed… might just be the beginning.
#WhoAreYouNowPodcast #TheShift #AuthenticLiving #SelfNurture #MidlifeAwakening #HealingJourney #LifeTransitions
What if you’re not out of shape… but simply training for a life that no longer reflects the one you’re living?
In this Season 3 episode of Who Are You Now?, Chrissie is joined by Pat Anderson for a grounded conversation about strength, aging, and what it really means to train for life, not for looks.
Because somewhere along the way, many of us stopped moving for function… and started associating exercise with pressure, punishment, or performance.
But your body was never designed for that.
This conversation reframes movement as support, not stress. As longevity, not aesthetics.
Together, Chrissie and Pat explore how muscle loss actually impacts your quality of life, why strength is essential as we age, and how reconnecting with your body changes not just how you move… but how you live.
This is not about going back to who you were. It is about building a body that supports who you are now.
Because strength isn’t just physical. It’s how you stay connected to your life.
You’ll Learn:
- Why most people are training for a version of life they are no longer living
- What muscle loss (sacropenia) really means for aging and longevity
- Why strength training matters more than cardio alone as you age
- How to start rebuilding connection with your body
- The difference between training for performance versus training for vitality
- Why movement impacts emotional and mental states more than you realize
Key Takeaways:
- Strength is the foundation of longevity, not aesthetics
- Muscle mass acts as your reserve for injury, illness, and aging
- You are either building or declining, there is no true maintenance
- Movement creates emotional release and deeper body awareness
- Consistency matters more than intensity when building sustainable change
- It is never too late to start, but earlier gives you more capacity
About the Guest:
Coach Pat Anderson is an NSCA Certified Personal Trainer and Certified Special Population Specialist with over 30 years of experience and 50,000 client training hours. Through AskCoachPat, he helps people build strength that suppots real life- improving how they move, function, and age.
Connect with Pat:
Website: https://askcoachpat.com
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @askcoachpat
TikTok: @askcoachpat
YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/@askcoachpat
Substack: https://askcoachpat.substack.com
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Hosted by Chrissie Morgan – Physical Therapist, Master Life Coach, and creator of the Body Awareness Method, a framework for reconnecting with your four bodies: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual.

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