Too perfect? The case for imperfection

Too perfect? The case for imperfection

Too perfect? The case for imperfectionInga Larson

Explore how perfectionism, often rooted in childhood experiences, can hinder personal growth and fulfillment. Inga Larson delves into the signs of perfectionism and offers insights on embracing imperfection as a path to healing and authenticity.

Boundaries: Our Personal Force Field

Boundaries: Our Personal Force Field

Boundaries: Our Personal Force FieldInga Larson

Larson explains that boundaries are not merely walls to keep others out but are dynamic and responsive systems that help us navigate our interactions and maintain our well-being. She encourages readers to recognize and honor their own boundaries, fostering healthier relationships and a more balanced life.

Dancing Stillness

Dancing Stillness

Dancing StillnessInga Larson

Inga Larson explores the concept of stillness not as rigidity, but as a dynamic pause—an embodied presence without intention. Drawing from her experience in Body Choir, she illustrates how true stillness allows for deep connection and healing.

Anxiety, Embodied: The Biology of “Mental” Illness

Anxiety, Embodied: The Biology of “Mental” Illness

Anxiety, Embodied: The Biology of “Mental” IllnessInga Larson

Explore how anxiety manifests physically, often misunderstood as a personal flaw. Learn how compassionate embodiment can alleviate chronic anxiety and restore balance. Read more at Inga Larson's blog.

Stress 101 Essential:  Grounding

Stress 101 Essential: Grounding

Stress 101 Essential:  GroundingInga Larson

Inga Larson explains grounding as a key stress management tool. By reconnecting with the body, grounding helps absorb overwhelming energy from trauma, preventing burnout. She shares practical techniques to help you feel present and calm amid stress.

What You Need to Know On Your Stress Journey

What You Need to Know On Your Stress Journey

What You Need to Know On Your Stress JourneyInga Larson

Inga Larson explores how the loss of perceived safety—often triggered by trauma—can lead to grief and hypervigilance. She encourages embracing life's unpredictability to foster resilience, vitality, and a deeper sense of inner confidence.