Dr. Kelly Brogan

It's like a sacred presence that, of course, is anathema to most of us in today's society because of our collective wounds, right? Like we are entrained to look outward to assess things. our own inner safety, right? And there's a reality to that. It's called neuroception, right? Like, yeah, assess the outside. But until you've initiated yourself in this way, again, this is my bias,

It's like a sacred presence that, of course, is anathema to most of us in today's society because of our collective wounds, right? Like we are entrained to look outward to assess things. our own inner safety, right? And there's a reality to that. It's called neuroception, right? Like, yeah, assess the outside. But until you've initiated yourself in this way, again, this is my bias,

It's like a sacred presence that, of course, is anathema to most of us in today's society because of our collective wounds, right? Like we are entrained to look outward to assess things. our own inner safety, right? And there's a reality to that. It's called neuroception, right? Like, yeah, assess the outside. But until you've initiated yourself in this way, again, this is my bias,

You're going to see a perpetrator where there's a pile of laundry, right? You're going to see like a unicorn where there's a leaf. You're going to misperceive on both ends of the spectrum. You're going to develop relationships predicated on that. You're going to fight your body in all sorts of wild ways that end up destroying any capacity you had for wellness and vitality, right?

You're going to see a perpetrator where there's a pile of laundry, right? You're going to see like a unicorn where there's a leaf. You're going to misperceive on both ends of the spectrum. You're going to develop relationships predicated on that. You're going to fight your body in all sorts of wild ways that end up destroying any capacity you had for wellness and vitality, right?

You're going to see a perpetrator where there's a pile of laundry, right? You're going to see like a unicorn where there's a leaf. You're going to misperceive on both ends of the spectrum. You're going to develop relationships predicated on that. You're going to fight your body in all sorts of wild ways that end up destroying any capacity you had for wellness and vitality, right?

Like you're going to... develop all sorts of complexities. And it's not to say those are bad and wrong. It's just, it's a path and it's a kind of adventure that you're going to take and you're going to have until it's not compelling. And you're interested in like the real, um,

Like you're going to... develop all sorts of complexities. And it's not to say those are bad and wrong. It's just, it's a path and it's a kind of adventure that you're going to take and you're going to have until it's not compelling. And you're interested in like the real, um,

Like you're going to... develop all sorts of complexities. And it's not to say those are bad and wrong. It's just, it's a path and it's a kind of adventure that you're going to take and you're going to have until it's not compelling. And you're interested in like the real, um,

courageous adventure, which is to just be with yourself, show up for you and to pattern disrupt all of that programming that, um, it really narrows the bandwidth of what you're allowed to believe and be, and even hope and dream for. Like it puts such a low ceiling on all of that, you know? So there's a big metaphysical component to this that, um, You know, you can't prescribe.

courageous adventure, which is to just be with yourself, show up for you and to pattern disrupt all of that programming that, um, it really narrows the bandwidth of what you're allowed to believe and be, and even hope and dream for. Like it puts such a low ceiling on all of that, you know? So there's a big metaphysical component to this that, um, You know, you can't prescribe.

courageous adventure, which is to just be with yourself, show up for you and to pattern disrupt all of that programming that, um, it really narrows the bandwidth of what you're allowed to believe and be, and even hope and dream for. Like it puts such a low ceiling on all of that, you know? So there's a big metaphysical component to this that, um, You know, you can't prescribe.

You have to just arrive in the right container when it's your time. And you will, everybody will, you know, if that is the journey you're meant to go on. And obviously I offer one of those, but there's many different ways to initiate

You have to just arrive in the right container when it's your time. And you will, everybody will, you know, if that is the journey you're meant to go on. And obviously I offer one of those, but there's many different ways to initiate

You have to just arrive in the right container when it's your time. And you will, everybody will, you know, if that is the journey you're meant to go on. And obviously I offer one of those, but there's many different ways to initiate

Yeah. So I had a couple of experiences with patients. Again, once I started to focus my practice on helping women come off of medications, I had a couple of experiences of women who were completely discontinued off of all their meds. Obviously, there's an end date then to our time together, right? And they were ready to

Yeah. So I had a couple of experiences with patients. Again, once I started to focus my practice on helping women come off of medications, I had a couple of experiences of women who were completely discontinued off of all their meds. Obviously, there's an end date then to our time together, right? And they were ready to

Yeah. So I had a couple of experiences with patients. Again, once I started to focus my practice on helping women come off of medications, I had a couple of experiences of women who were completely discontinued off of all their meds. Obviously, there's an end date then to our time together, right? And they were ready to

fly the nest and go off into the, you know, wild blue yonder and live their lives without doctors and without appointments and without prescriptions and, you know, walking it over to CVS kind of a thing. And in these instances, there was like a very dramatic regression, like out of seemingly nowhere where I could start to appreciate again, because in these instances it was so dramatic.

fly the nest and go off into the, you know, wild blue yonder and live their lives without doctors and without appointments and without prescriptions and, you know, walking it over to CVS kind of a thing. And in these instances, there was like a very dramatic regression, like out of seemingly nowhere where I could start to appreciate again, because in these instances it was so dramatic.