Episode Description
We are not going on without her any longer.
In this episode, Dr. Tiffany McBride introduces the Wild Woman — the instinctual, whole, un-domesticated part of every woman that gets buried under performance, smallness, and "should." Drawing on Clarissa Pinkola Estés' Women Who Run with Wolves, Tiffany explores what it means to reclaim this nature, why she goes underground in the first place, and how to call her back.
In this episode:
- What the Wild Woman actually is (and isn't) — natural, not reckless
- The traits healthy wolves and healthy women share: keen sensing, boundaries, devotion, roaming instinct
- A brief history of how institutions and the witch trials severed women from instinctual, embodied knowing
- What it looks like when a woman loses touch with her Wild Woman — and why it rarely announces itself as a crisis
- Why fairy tales and old stories carry psychological "instructions" for reclaiming her
- A guided visualization to feel this nature, not just think about it
- A simple practice to try this week: observing nature and dancing alone, unwitnessed
Coming up next episode: sacred menopause, sovereignty, and ceremony with Reverend Dr. Ahriana Platten.
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The Alchemy of Intuition is hosted by Dr. Tiffany McBride, shamanic doctor, healing arts minister, and licensed clinical therapist. Learn more about 1:1 sessions, classes, and workshops at www.themysticmuse.org. Grab a copy of The Alchemy of Intuition: Embodied Practices to Access Your Inner Voice at this Amazon link. Follow along on Instagram and Facebook for more.