Soma Alchemy Journal-Psychology, Nervous System, Consciousness and Healing
The Landing boundaries conscious healing inner child interdependence over-functioning personal growth relationships self-awareness Oct 06, 2026

There comes a point when you stop trying to make someone else see the landscape—and finally give yourself permission to land.

The Quiet Done

There comes a point when enough is enough.

And I used to...

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I Made a Fucking Feast Out of Breadcrumbs attachment boundaries conscious healing inner child over-functioning personal growth relationships self-awareness transpersonal psychology trauma Oct 04, 2026

I had a rough night.

Not the kind where you just don't sleep well. Not the restless tossing and turning that comes from too much caffeine, a racing mind, or a body that refuses to settle.

I mean gri...

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I Choose My Fucking Peace boundaries conscious healing nervous system regulation personal growth relationships self-trust soul retrieval trauma healing Sep 22, 2026

Boundaries, Self-Trust, Soul Retrieval, and the Moment You Stop Waiting for Someone Else to Change

There is a version of healing that looks beautiful from the outside.

You regulate.

You breathe.

...
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My Work With Men Started the Moment I Was Conceived attachment wounds conscious healing generational trauma intergenerational trauma nervous system healing soma alchemy transpersonal psychology wounded masculine Aug 28, 2026

The Wounded Masculine, Inherited Trauma, and the Becoming

My work with men started the moment I was conceived.

One can argue, How could you possibly know that?

My answer is simple:

I just know.

I...

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Somebody Has to Stop the Inheritance conscious healing family systems generational healing intergenerational trauma mother wound unconditional love Aug 24, 2026

Unconditional Love, the Mother Wound, and the Choice to End Generational Cycles

I was 15 years old when I gave birth to my first child, my son, Lawrence Leo Gudat III.

I was still a child myself.

I...

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