Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching

In this heartfelt episode, Erin shares a powerful reflection following a recent art therapy session that opened up deep emotions around grief from a past relationship. Though originally planning to discuss yoga retreats, Erin instead invites listeners into a raw and vulnerable space of emotional processing. She explores how EMDR-inspired techniques helped uncover a poignant memory with her ex-partner—one she chose not to erase, honoring the beauty within the pain. Erin candidly discusses themes of loneliness, healing, and the rediscovery of self through yoga, creative movement, and music. As a coach and mental wellness advocate, Erin emphasizes the importance of therapy, accountability, and emotional expression. This episode is a reminder of the strength in vulnerability and the transformative power of embracing our full emotional spectrum. Stay tuned for the next episode, where we return to the topic of yoga retreats. Until then, may you honor your feelings and find beauty in your own healing journey. 👉 Erin is currently accepting new clients for one-on-one coaching. Email her at [email protected] to apply. 🎥 Catch part of this episode in video format on YouTube – @thrivewitherin4085. Tune in, reflect, and stay connected. Namaste.

Erin interviews Ann Swanson Ann Swanson teaches yoga and meditation to busy people with busy minds. She is the author of the books SCIENCE OF YOGA and Meditation for the Real World. Ann wasn't a naturally "chill person," and these practices didn't come easy to her. Overcoming chronic pain and anxiety led her to India to study yoga, to China to explore tai chi, and to earn a Master of Science in Yoga Therapy. Now, Ann teaches accessible yoga and meditations that you'll actually do. Get Ann's books and free bonuses at: www.scienceof.yoga www.MeditationForTheRealWorld.com Ann's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AnnSwansonWellness Ann's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scienceof.yoga/

Would you like to hear a story that truly inspires? ✨ For all the yogis who feel like they don't quite fit in or think they have to shed their past to embrace spirituality—this one's for you. 🌀 Erin interviews Raghunath Ray Cappo for the first time, and what an inspiration he is! From New York's hardcore punk scene to the heart of Vedic teachings, Raghunath shares why you don't have to change your essence—just refine it. Spirituality isn't about swapping identities but using who you already are to elevate your consciousness. From leading hardcore punk bands like Youth of Today to guiding global retreats and hosting the Wisdom of the Sages podcast, Raghunath shares how contrasting worlds collide and enrich his life. In this Part 2 episode of the 2 part series, Raghunath shared his insights on how passion can unleash hidden talents and gifts, allowing individuals to express themselves authentically. He drew parallels between martial arts and creative expression, highlighting how both require a blend of discipline and innovation. Raghunath's experience in jiu-jitsu, particularly his admiration for Eddie Bravo's creative approach to the sport, served as a metaphor for how we can evolve and adapt in our own lives. As our conversation progressed, we touched on the importance of embracing our unique identities. Raghunath reflected on his own journey of reconciling his past as a punk musician with his current role as a yoga teacher. He candidly shared his initial struggles to fit into the conventional mold of a spiritual teacher and how he ultimately learned to embrace all facets of his identity. This theme resonated deeply, as we both acknowledged the societal pressures to conform and the liberation that comes from owning our true selves. A poignant moment in our discussion arose when Raghunath spoke about the impact of his father's passing. He shared how this loss prompted a deeper exploration of his spiritual practice and a reevaluation of his life's purpose. We discussed the significance of life's milestones in shaping our spiritual journeys and how they can serve as catalysts for growth and introspection. Throughout the episode, Raghunath's passion for sharing wisdom and guiding others was evident. He spoke about his upcoming pilgrimage and the importance of creating experiences that blend spiritual depth with accessibility for participants. His enthusiasm for helping others find their own paths was truly inspiring. As we wrapped up our conversation, I felt a renewed sense of motivation to embrace my own unique journey and to encourage others to do the same. Raghunath's story is a testament to the beauty of living authentically and the transformative power of passion, creativity, and spiritual exploration! 🌿 Dive deeper: 📖 Read Raghunath's memoir: From Punk to Monk 🎙️ Listen to his daily podcast: Wisdom of the Sages 🕉️ Explore his life-changing yoga trainings & retreats in India: https://www.raghunath.yoga/ I invite you to listen to this episode and reflect on your own journey. I hope you find inspiration in Raghunath's story as much as I did. Hit play and let's go! Namaste.

Some stories are so powerful, they change the way we see the world. This is one of them. In this episode of Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching, I have the absolute honor of sitting down with Raghunath Ray Cappo—a man who has lived at the edges of intensity, from the raw energy of punk rock to the deep devotion of Bhakti Yoga. Once the frontman of Youth of Today and Shelter, Raghunath lived and breathed the chaos of the punk scene before walking away from it all to immerse himself in a world of devotion, discipline, and spiritual awakening. He spent six and a half years as a monk in an ashram, and now, years later, he teaches others how to integrate ancient wisdom into everyday life. ✨ In this conversation, we dive into: 💥 How punk rock and Bhakti Yoga are more connected than you'd think 🎶 The electrifying energy of Kirtan—like a mosh pit, but infused with love 🌍 His sacred journey through India—Rishikesh, Mayapur, Jaipur—where devotion pulses through the streets 🥋 The surprising connection between Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and spirituality 💡 The magic of living with both structure and spontaneity Hearing Raghunath speak is like sitting around a fire, listening to a traveler who has walked the long road and returned with wisdom. His story is living proof that transformation is not just possible—it's inevitable when we surrender to something greater. This is just Part 1 of our conversation, and trust me, you won't want to miss what's coming next. 🌿 Dive deeper: 📖 Read Raghunath's memoir: From Punk to Monk 🎙️ Listen to his daily podcast: Wisdom of the Sages 🕉️ Explore his life-changing yoga trainings & retreats in India: https://www.raghunath.yoga/ So, are you ready to break free from what holds you back and step into something bigger? Hit play and let's go. 💜

In this episode of Thrive Yoga Fit, I, Erin, share my insights on bhakti yoga and its application in our daily lives. As I prepare for Yoga Church at my studio, I express my gratitude to listeners from around the world and my local community for their support and curiosity about my journey. I delve into the principles of bhakti yoga, emphasizing the importance of devotion and connection with the divine. I discuss the significance of having ethical guidelines, or "bumper rails," to help us navigate our spiritual paths and maintain awareness of our actions and thoughts. Key pillars of bhakti yoga include non-criticism, tolerance, non-offense, and the importance of quick apologies. I share personal anecdotes to illustrate how these principles have shaped my interactions and self-awareness. Additionally, I touch on the concept of archana, or forming a relationship with the divine through rituals, and how my involvement in a yogi punk rock band has become a creative outlet for expressing spirituality. I also explore the idea of forming friendships with the divine and others, highlighting the importance of kindness, gratitude, and community. Throughout the episode, I encourage listeners to engage in self-study (swadhyaya) and maintain a spiritual discipline (sadhana) to enhance their lives. I conclude by inviting those interested in joining my upcoming retreats in India or Japan to reach out and reminding everyone to leave a review for the podcast. Thank you for tuning in, and I hope you have a wonderful weekend! Namaste.

In this episode of Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching, I, Erin, welcome listeners back on a rainy Monday in Braintucky, Florida. I share my recent experiences, including a productive weekend spent on administrative tasks and teaching a yoga teacher training course with 11 enthusiastic participants. This marks my 14th training, and I reflect on the dedication and love I pour into guiding my students. Continuing my series on Bhakti Yoga, I delve into its core principles and practices. For those who missed the previous episode, I encourage listeners to catch up, as I discuss the foundational pillars of Bhakti Yoga, which emphasize devotion to the divine through non-criticism, tolerance, gratitude, and seeing the good in others. I introduce the concept of Archana, which involves forming a relationship with the divine through rituals like puja. I explain the significance of Ganesha in these rituals and how they help focus the mind and connect with something greater than ourselves. I also share my personal connection with the deity Saraswati, highlighting how this relationship enriches my life and practice. Next, I explore the idea of Sakya, or forming a friendship with the divine. I discuss how this concept can make spirituality feel more accessible and relatable, likening it to the joy of meeting a friend. I emphasize the importance of mantra and chanting in Bhakti Yoga, describing how these practices can open the heart and facilitate a deeper connection to the divine. I touch on the practice of Swadhyaya, or self-study, encouraging listeners to pay attention to their thoughts and behaviors. I share insights from my own life, including a new relationship that has highlighted the beauty of attention to detail and self-awareness. Sadhana, or disciplined practice, is another key aspect I discuss. I stress the importance of having a regular practice for emotional and mental hygiene, comparing it to physical hygiene and the necessity of maintaining clarity in our lives. Finally, I conclude with the significance of Sangha, or spiritual community. I reflect on my journey in building a connected community at Thrive, emphasizing how vital it is to have supportive relationships on the spiritual path. I hope this episode provides valuable insights into Bhakti Yoga and inspires listeners to deepen their practice and connection with the divine. I invite feedback and encourage listeners to reach out, share their experiences, and leave reviews to help others discover the podcast. Connect with Erin: Website: www.erincoach.com Instagram/Facebook: Thrivewitherin for Coaching and Podcast & ThriveYogaFit for Yoga and Thrive Studio updates. Youtube: @thrivewitherin4085 InsightTimer & iTunes: Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching Join the Community: Thrive Yoga Fit Community on Facebook If this episode resonated with you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who might need to hear it. 🌟 Thank you for tuning in, and I wish everyone a fantastic week ahead. Namaste.

Welcome back to another episode of Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching! I'm Erin, and I'm excited to share my experiences and insights with you today. After returning from my travels in India and Thailand, I've finally settled back in, and I want to talk about something that has recently become significant in my life: Bhakti Yoga, the practice of devotion. I talk about the six pillars of Bhakti Yoga and how they can really enhance your life. The six pillars of Bhakti Yoga are: 1. Non-Criticism: Avoid criticizing, condemning, or judging others. 2. Tolerance: Cultivate tolerance towards others and various situations. 3. Non-Offense: Forgive others immediately and completely, without taking offense. 4. Quick to Apologize: Be swift in offering apologies when you make mistakes. 5. See the Good in Others: Recognize and acknowledge the good in others. 6. Gratitude: Maintain a spirit of gratitude and keep track of your blessings. As we wrap up the episode, I express my gratitude to you, the listeners, for your support over the years. I also share some exciting opportunities for personal coaching and upcoming retreats in India and Japan. Thank you for joining me today, and I hope you find inspiration and spiritual nourishment in this episode. Namaste!

In this episode, Erin shares her latest adventures, reflections, and personal growth from her recent travels to India and Thailand. Fresh off a transformative experience at the Govardhan Eco Village, she opens up about the intense emotions, powerful lessons, and deep healing she experienced while immersing herself in yoga, Kirtan, and self-study. Erin also discusses her continued journey into music as she embraces her "Year of Saraswati," diving into harmonium, merdanga, and new languages. Plus, she teases some exciting upcoming guests, including renowned yoga educators and thought leaders. What You'll Hear in This Episode: Erin's reflections on jet lag, resilience, and returning to teaching after travel A raw and honest look at heartbreak, healing, and moving forward after major life changes Insights from two weeks at the Govardhan Eco Village in India Deepening her practice through Kirtan, harmonium, and the teachings of Raghunath Kapo The importance of finding the right teacher and mentor on your yoga journey Exciting announcements about upcoming yoga teacher training and special guests on the podcast Resources & Links: Learn more about Erin's Yoga Teacher Training starting in February—Limited spots available! Connect with Erin on Thrivewitherin on ThriveYogafit on Instagram and Facebook Subscribe to the Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching podcast on iTunes and InsightTimer Check out the books by Ann Swanson, featured in Erin's upcoming training Email us at [email protected] for details. Join the Conversation: Have you ever experienced a major life transition that transformed your perspective? Share your thoughts and experiences with Erin on social media! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave a review if you enjoyed this episode. See you next time on Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching! ✨

Welcome back to Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching! In this episode, Erin dives into Step 3 of her adapted 12-step program for grief: surrendering to a higher power. This step, guided by the quote, "I surrendered my life and my will over to this higher power," has been a challenging yet humbling process for Erin. She candidly shares her struggles with ego, resistance, and the realization that true surrender requires continuous effort and self-awareness. Drawing from her experiences in yoga, coaching, and life, Erin explains how we often think we've "dealt with" something, only to discover deeper layers that need healing. She introduces a powerful mental exercise—plucking the weeds—to help clear negative thoughts and make space for growth. This practice, rooted in yogic philosophy and mindfulness, demonstrates how surrendering mentally and emotionally can also create physical shifts in the body. Tune in to explore: The illusion of surrender and the role of ego in resistance How blind spots and unconscious patterns shape our struggles The connection between mental detox and physical healing A practical exercise to release limiting beliefs and surrender with intention Insights from the Yoga Sutras and the power of Ishwara Pranidhana (devotion to a higher power) Surrender is not about giving up—it's about letting go. It takes diligence, patience, and self-compassion. Join Erin in this vulnerable and inspiring discussion that will leave you with actionable tools for your healing journey Resources & Mentions: Erin's previous episodes on this 12-step journey The Yoga Sutras: Vritti Sarupyam Itaratra (on the nature of thoughts) The practice of Ishwara Pranidhana (devotion and surrender) Greg Nardi's yoga teachings Connect with Erin: Website: www.erincoach.com Instagram/Facebook: Thrivewitherin for Coaching and Podcast & ThriveYogaFit for Yoga and Thrive Studio updates. Youtube: @thrivewitherin4085 InsightTimer & iTunes: Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching Join the Community: Thrive Yoga Fit Community on Facebook If this episode resonated with you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who might need to hear it. 🌟

Welcome back to Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching! In this episode, Erin dives into Part 2 of her three-part series on an adapted 12-step program for grief. She shares the powerful realizations and personal transformations that have emerged as she works through the steps. What You'll Learn in This Episode: The impact of recognizing a power greater than yourself in the healing journey. How faith and surrender help in navigating grief and emotional pain. The importance of having spiritual touchpoints—whether scripture, friends, or therapy—to keep you grounded. The role of yoga and mindfulness in finding trust and stability in difficult times. The transformative power of asking the right questions to shift your mindset from self-criticism to self-compassion. Why balancing spiritual seriousness with playfulness is essential for personal growth. Insights into attachment styles and how understanding them can aid in healing from relationship challenges. Resources Mentioned: Erin's previous podcast on The God of Spinoza 14 Days India Immersion- 3rd-16th June 12 Days Japan Retreat- 5th-16th November Connect with Erin: Website: www.erincoach.com Instagram/Facebook: Thrivewitherin Youtube: @thrivewitherin4085 InsightTimer & iTunes: Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching If you're going through grief, a major transition, or relationship challenges, this episode is for you. Listen in as Erin shares her personal experiences and the tools that have helped her move from deep pain to healing and hope. Make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who might benefit from it. Stay tuned for Part 3 of this series, where Erin will discuss the next step in the journey of transformation!

This episode kicks off a three-part series inspired by an adapted 12-step program on grief and heartache, which has been transformative for me. The first step I'll discuss is admitting powerlessness over heartbreak—a humbling realization for someone who's used to being self-sufficient. Acknowledging my vulnerability has allowed me to embrace my needs, ask for help, and grow through this pain. I'll also share three questions that have shifted my perspective: What did I do right in the relationship? What am I doing well in life now? What can I do for myself in this moment? These reflections have been powerful tools for self-compassion and healing. Grief is tough, but it's also an opportunity to reconnect with yourself. I'm excited to announce I have five spots left for my transformative trip to Japan! This journey blends cultural exploration with personal growth. This 12 day adventure and spiritual trip starts this year November 5th and I'd love for you to join me. Also, My 200-hour and 300-hour YTT programs offer an authentic, supportive path to deepen your practice and teaching skills. Plus, when you sign up for the 300-hour YTT, you'll receive 50% off the India Immersion! Email Me at [email protected] for details. You can also follow me on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube for more insights and video content. You can also Direct Message me there. Instagram @ThrivewithErin Facebook @Thrivewitherin Youtube @ThrivewithErin4085

Welcome back to Thrive Yoga Fit Transformational Coaching! I'm Erin, and in this episode, I continue the conversation from my last podcast, diving deeper into the transformative power of questions, especially after experiencing a breakup or a sudden shift in life circumstances. I share my personal journey of navigating a traumatic breakup that left me feeling lost and overwhelmed. It's important to acknowledge that breakups can be complex and filled with mixed emotions, and I emphasize that it's normal to feel a range of feelings, including guilt and shame. However, I've discovered that asking the right questions can help shift our mindset and pull us out of that dark hole. In this episode, I introduce three powerful questions designed to help you reflect positively on your experiences: What did I do good or right in this relationship or situation? This question encourages you to focus on the positive aspects of your actions rather than dwelling on what went wrong. I explain how shifting your focus can change your physical and emotional state, helping you feel more expansive and less contracted. What am I doing good or right in my life in general? This question serves as a stepping stone to recognize the good in your life beyond the recent challenges. I stress the importance of not overcomplicating this process and instead quickly identifying positive aspects of your life. What can I do right or good for myself in this moment? Here, I encourage listeners to take actionable steps to nurture themselves, whether it's through self-care, reaching out to friends, or engaging in activities that bring joy. Throughout the episode, I discuss the significance of maintaining a higher frequency and a loving mindset. I share personal anecdotes about the importance of self-love and the impact of supportive friendships during tough times. I also touch on the idea of using mantras to reinforce positive thoughts and combat negative self-talk. I conclude by inviting listeners to reach out for support, whether they need clarity after a breakup or simply a kind word. I encourage everyone to embrace their worth and recognize that it's okay to make mistakes. Life is a journey, and with the right mindset and tools, we can navigate through the challenges and emerge stronger. Thank you for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review and connecting with me on Instagram(ThrivewithErin or thrive_roller_yogi), Facebook (ThriveWithErin or Erin Colleen Geraghty) or Youtube ( @thrivewitherin4085) or email me at [email protected] Remember, you are not alone on this journey, and I'm here to support you. Namaste.

In this episode Erin gives a pop of spiritual nourishment with the God Einstein believed in, which was the God of Spinoza. " I want you to go out into the world and enjoy your life. I want you to sing, have fun and enjoy everything I've made for you."

In this episode Erin talks about the three questions that came to her in the middle of intense and severe heartbreak that help to pull her out of a black hole. These questions have already been used with multiple clients. Erin can help to pull you out of a tail spin whether you're also going through heart ache or a sudden transition in life that's painful. Om shanthi Reach out [email protected] to coach with Erin

In this episode, Erin talks about the hardship of breakup and how she's handling it with her tools.

In this episode, erin talks about her experience of having lived in Japan, her preparation for going, and what it was like to work for a Japanese company. Erin discusses some highlights of living in such a beautiful rich culture. Enjoy!

This very personal episode, erin shared some updates in her life. She also describes her grief process in this new chapter in her life, the community is helping her through this, and putting her students, and out creating an avatar is helping her reclaim herself. Namaste

In this follow-up to Part 1 of Erin's interview with Amanda Curtin, they dive even deeper into transformative insights that can shift your understanding of yourself and your relationships. 🌿 Amanda's compassionate wisdom and the life-changing 1-2-3 process make this episode a must-listen for anyone ready to embrace growth and healing. 🌀✨ Join them as they uncover tools to reconnect with your inner self and navigate emotional triggers with grace. Namaste 🙏

In this episode, Erin chats with Amanda Curtin, a clinical social worker and creator of the 123 Process. She discuss how her method helps identify triggers, heal trauma, and resolve conflicts in relationships. Amanda's insights offer practical tools for building emotional resilience and deeper connections. Tune in to learn how to approach conflict with compassion and clarity. 🎧

Part 2: Continuing Erin's Interview with Ken Lloyd, Healer and Light Worker In this segment, Ken shares remarkable stories of healing his clients, conducts a live online healing session with Erin, and Erin reflects on her personal healing journey guided by Ken's work. Be sure to attend his in-person workshop December 6th! Namaste 🙏🏼

Join Erin as she explores into the transformative journey of Ken Lloyd, a gifted healer and light worker. In this two-part series, Ken shares how his extraordinary powers emerged, his most impactful client healing stories, and even Erin's own profound experience of healing through his work. Don't miss Ken's in-person workshop on December 6th! Namaste 🙏🏼

In this episode, Erin discusses how to use the 1-2-3 process on yourself and connect childhood trauma patterns to current day triggers. Once we can do that, then we can follow the steps and understand where the pattern comes from, give compassion, and provide evidence about how we are different than when we were a child.

In this episode, Erin goes over 6 red flags that signal you or your partner have entered a triggered state. Hyper arousal, Hypo arousal, Polarization, Victim Mentality, 180 thinking about your partner (or friend) and coping patterns come out. Learn the characteristics so you can become aware quicker and evolve your patterns.

In this episode, erin discusses conflict, resolution in application with a fantastic method that was developed by Amanda Curtin. This method uses the trigger in a conflict as an opportunity to go back into a childhood memory that connects to the adult behavior. Once that has been established, both partners can unpack, see connection, connections, and also see how the person sitting in front of them is very different than from their childhood. Please enjoy.

In this episode, Erin dives into the essentials of somatic therapies, offering valuable pro tips on emotional processing and the mind-body connection. She shares highlights from Coach School 2024, exploring how to cultivate secure attachments and embrace the transformative power of movement and mindfulness for lasting growth and healing. Work with Erin for coaching. Reach out [email protected]

In this episode, Erin demonstrates how somatic therapies lay the groundwork and foundation for us to be able to embody our higher versions of ourselves- She introduces the practice of Ishta Devita. She also discusses chittavrttis and shares her Journey with Anxiety. Namaste. Work with Erin for coaching. Reach out [email protected]

In this episode, Erin discusses the role of compassion and helping yourself and clients feel safe while administering some therapies. Compassion and safety as a backdrop are absolutely necessary for us to access the more subtle energies that we have within us. That way we can restore, re-energize, and reconnect to our true essence.

In this episode of the somatic therapy series, Erin discusses the role of the nervous system, poly vagal therapy as well as neurovascular holds to calm the nervous system and regulate the nervous system.

In this episode, Erin talks about some different techniques that she uses in coaching to help regulate the nervous system, and connect the emotional body to the physical body for healing. This is a great one for people who are struggling to release trapped energy in their body.

In this episode, Erin guides a client through chronic pain. By the end of the session, he feels quite a bit of relief and hopeful that he has everything he needs to heal himself. Namaste. Work with Erin for coaching. Reach out [email protected]

In this podcast episode, Erin live coaches Sonja who is a fellow yogi, newly relocated and feeling overwhelmed with starting a new business, and feeling a bit untethered. After a process of asking pointed questions, and using some advanced yogic breath work, Sonja is able to reclaim her connectedness and come back into balance. Namaste

In this episode, Erin continues her wildly popular Emotional Regulation Series and digs deep into pitfalls and tools on how to continue clearing out these stuck vibrations that drive us crazy. Shame is a huge one that can shut us down and by addressing the whys and the hows, she gives a path to freedom. Namaste

In this episode, Erin leads Yoga Church - a modern take on sacred scripture blended with stories and adventures from India. Reach out to [email protected] and if you're interested in our India immersion it is from June 3 to the 16th 2025. We have three spots left on our waitlist if you're interested, reach out and save your spot!

In this episode, Erin talks about the concept of cover up emotions, which are emotions that appear to be the real issue, but are covering up a deeper more difficult emotion. Erin presents some quick and effective tools to process these so you can get down to the root of the issue.

Erin Geraghty and Ray Gardner combine forces this year for ultimate accountability, deep digging, connection, and support in this year's Thrive & Prosper Coach Certification and Betterment Course. Sign up here! Spots limited! https://www.thriveyogafit.com/coach-certification/

In this episode, Erin guides you through a quick process of how to heighten your sensitivity so you can feel what's really happening in your body in real time. This skill is imperative to be able process emotions and one of the first steps she takes in helping her coaching clients. Come with me to India in June 2025! https://www.thriveyogafit.com/india-immersion/

In this episode, Erin talks all about her next year's retreat to India! This retreat is open to all where you'll be immersed in India Dance, Yoga, Martial Arts, Food, Henna, Sacred Storytelling, Temples, Palaces, Chanting, Share Circles and much more! It also includes a module from her powerful life coaching course taught live either in person or online! https://www.thriveyogafit.com/india-immersion/

This is the last episode in a series of four about emotional regulation and intimate communications. In this episode, Erin discusses the difference between wants and needs, manuals and expectations that we have for others, and why it's important to know the difference. She gives personal examples as well as tools that you can use to discover this. Reach out to [email protected] and if you're interested in our India immersion it is from June 3 to the 16th 2025. We have three spots left on our waitlist if you're interested, reach out and save your spot!

In this episode, Erin takes "needs" a step further. After acknowledging the needs and trying to meet them on your own, you can get really clear about how to request them from another person. Acknowledging and meeting needs is like winning the lottery. This helps us to maintain deep and meaningful relationships. Reach out to [email protected] and if you're interested in our India immersion it is from June 3 to the 16th 2025. We have three spots left on our waitlist if you're interested, reach out and save your spot!

This is the second of four parts in Erin's "Emotional Regulation and Intimate Communications" series. In this episode, Erin talks about the window of tolerance and why it's important. Learn to recognize where you are internally so you can regulate yourself and have meaningful conversations, without regretting saying something in a dysregulated state. Erin also has started to introduce acknowledgement of needs, and how those two things go hand-in-hand with establishing and maintaining a healthy relationship with ourselves with others. Reach out to [email protected] and if you're interested in our India immersion it is from June 3 to the 16th 2025. We have three spots left on our wait-list if you're interested, reach out and save your spot!

This episode is the first and a series of four, where Aaron discusses emotional regulation and intimate communications. These two topics go together so well, as one greatly affects the other. In this episode, Aaron talks about the signs of emotional dysregulation, how to recognize it and what to do about it. Reach out to [email protected] and if you're interested in our India immersion it is from June 3 to the 16th 2025. We have three spots left on our waitlist if you're interested, reach out and save your spot! Namaste

In this episode, Erin talks about where her journey began with martial arts, how Yoga played a huge role in helping her spiritual evolution in development, and how she recently came back to martial arts via Kalarippayattu.

In this episode erin talks a little bit about her adventures in India and gives a sneak peek at the India immersion for 2025. There's only a few spots left for the wait list if you're interested reach out [email protected].

In this episode, Erin shares a live recording of her yoga church at Thrive Yoga & Fitness (recorded live every first Sunday 11:15am EST). The Yamas and Niyamas are ethical principles and guidelines in Ashtanga Yoga that help practitioners cultivate a balanced and harmonious life. The Yamas consist of five moral restraints that guide our interactions with the external world. They are: 1. Ahimsa (Non-violence): Avoid causing harm to oneself and others in thoughts, words, and actions. 2. Satya (Truthfulness): Practice honesty and truthfulness in all aspects of life. 3. Asteya (Non-stealing): Refrain from stealing or coveting others' possessions, ideas, or time. 4. Brahmacharya (Moderation): Cultivate self-control and channel energy towards spiritual growth. 5. Aparigraha (Non-possessiveness): Let go of attachment to material possessions and cultivate contentment. The Niyamas consist of five personal observances that focus on self-discipline and inner development. They are: 1. Saucha (Cleanliness): Maintain cleanliness and purity in one's body, mind, and environment. 2. Santosha (Contentment): Cultivate a sense of gratitude and contentment with what one has. 3. Tapas (Discipline): Develop self-discipline and perseverance to achieve personal and spiritual goals. 4. Svadhyaya (Self-study): Engage in self-reflection, study of sacred texts, and self-inquiry. 5. Ishvara Pranidhana (Surrender to a higher power): Surrender one's ego and will to a higher power or divine consciousness. By practicing the Yamas and Niyamas, individuals strive to cultivate a balanced and ethical lifestyle, fostering personal growth and spiritual development. Namaste

BONUS EPISODE - Erin continues to share her repurposed course content. This episode is about getting your emotional needs met, with powerful coaching tools building off the earlier concepts of CLEAR and the Drama / Empowerment triangle. We have an online coaching group available for six more people! Reach out, [email protected] if you would like to be included!

PART 2 - Erin continues to share her repurposed course content. This episode is about the Drama Triangle and it's opposite: the Empowerment Dynamic. Swapping these two ways of identifying your role in a challenging relationship flow will have profound effects in your life! We have an online coaching group available for six more people! Reach out, [email protected] if you would like to be included!

In this episode, Erin introduces the Empowerment Dynamic which is way to find peaceful resolution for the noted Drama Triangle. These perspective shifts and frameworks can be a game changer for anyone in conflict with themselves or others. We have six more spots for Thrive Coach School 💕 starting October 18 to the 24th 2024. Reach out to [email protected] to schedule an interview and become a certified coach!

PART FOUR: In the series of four episodes, Erin shares the course that she recorded for Insight Timer, but decided to make it a podcast series instead! To your benefit you get to learn the in depth ways that this natural problem formula can help you to gain control of your life him, and help you create a life of your dreams. We have an online coaching group available for six more people! Reach out, [email protected] if you would like to be included!

PART THREE: In the series of four episodes, Erin shares the course that she recorded for Insight Timer, but decided to make it a podcast series instead! To your benefit you get to learn the in depth ways that this natural problem formula can help you to gain control of your life him, and help you create a life of your dreams. We have an online coaching group available for six more people! Reach out, [email protected] if you would like to be included!

PART TWO: In the series of four episodes, Erin shares the course that she recorded for Insight Timer, but decided to make it a podcast series instead! To your benefit you get to learn the in depth ways that this natural problem formula can help you to gain control of your life him, and help you create a life of your dreams. We have an online coaching group available for six more people! Reach out, [email protected] if you would like to be included!