Emmy Brunner is a psychotherapist, author and personal empowerment coach. Author of The Trauma Redefined, and Find Your True Voice, Emmy is an expert on trauma, and I sat down with her at her beautiful home in Brighton to discuss dealing with shame and finding your highest self. Emmy believes we’ve all experienced trauma in our lives. What we now refer to as mental illness is actually our response to those traumas. When we cultivate a compassionate relationship with ourselves, we are able to step into our power, creating a mindset that expects and generates success. When we learn to listen to, and love, ourselves we unlock this ability. This was such a powerful episode to record and I’m so excited to share it with you. As always please do let me know your thoughts on the episode, share it with friends and subscribe if you haven’t already. Show Notes: Host: @sarahannmacklin | www.sarahannmacklin.com Mental Health support: @be_well_collective | www.bewellcollective.co.uk Guest: @emmybrunnerofficial | https://emmybrunner.com Check out https://www.roadmancycling.com I always love a podcast recommendation – so today, I wanted to share one of the podcasts I am listening to at the moment and one I have been lucky to also appear as a guest on, The Roadman Cycling Podcast. Hosted by the inspiring pro cycler himself Anthony Walsh who teaches you how cycling can be used as a tool for health, happiness and longevity. Anthony shares his own inspirational journey as well as guests he brings on 6 times a week – a dedicated man in every area of his life. Even if you’re not a keen cyclist, you’re going to love this show. Anthony talks about sports, nutrition and mindset – often with big-name guests. Make sure you head over to https://www.roadmancycling.com/ to check out everything that Anthony has to offer such as his coaching courses and his fantastic podcast!

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