After years of enduring infertility, my effort to become a mother & start a family of my own had failed. My 11-year marriage did not survive the aftermath. During that decade of grief and loss, I worked to try and understand how to survive the pain I was experiencing. As an avid reader, I was able to find a lot of books on dealing with loss. I became a certified life coach and worked for several years with others on rediscovery & personal development. My mind was full of knowledge. However, my body had weird and random pains that doctors could not help me with. I suffered from migraines, weird nerve shooting pains to my hands and feet, and stress induced vertigo. I also went through a spiritual crisis, feeling like I was being punished for some reason. I was out of balance, and it caught up to me.
I took a few years off from coaching to do some deeper inner healing within myself. I realized during this time that the mind could not heal me alone. A person must have cohesive harmony between their mind, body, and spirit to heal and function at their highest level. I have spent the past few years studying different practices, learning from other teachers, and acquiring methods & tools to help myself achieve this harmony.
Life is classroom of ever-changing lessons. The process is to heal, learn, and grow from each challenge as it arises. However, many of us experience unhealed trauma which often results in depression, anxiety, and disorder/disease.
We are comprised of three systems, our mind and our body and our spirit. There are functions of operations to learn within each of those systems. Self-help books and therapy may help heal the mind, physical exercise can release tension in the body, and prayer & meditation are used to revive our spirit. We need understanding and tools to get all three of these systems to operate in harmony together. This takes practice and intention.
It would be my honor to coach you in any area of your life that needs growth.
I would like to invite you to email me at jodikmorris@outlook.com for scheduling or any inquiries you may have.
Jodi K. Morris 