Episode 22
Tara Nichols is a bioenergetics practitioner who has overcome both Lyme Disease and Mold Illness as well as an eating disorder and now dedicates herself to helping others heal. In this conversation Tara and Michaela Carlin discuss holistic approach to healing; the connection between mind, body, soul, and spirit; and the importance of dealing with emotions in the healing process.
Tara recommends alternative healing methods such as bio-energetic testing, emotional support tinctures, energy work, yoga, sound healing and microdosing. Her journey involved making daily choices towards recovery and her subsequent healing is a testament to the power of self-love, self-care and transformative alternative modalities.
Tara is a holistic health practitioner who specializes in bioresonance testing, nutrition, gut health, autoimmune conditions and the physiology of emotions. She is also passionate about Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine practices and integrates many of their concepts when working with clients.
Tara has her own pain to purpose story and suffered for many years with an eating disorder, Lyme disease and mold sickness before coming back to work as a practitioner and share the beauty and wisdom gained through the experience.
Tara worked tirelessly for many years to find the “cure” to her distorted relationship with body image and food but it wasn’t until she began an intentional micro-dosing practice with psilocybin did the reality of true recovery begin to manifest.
“Psychedelic means, 'that which reveals the soul' and this medicine continues to reveal the layers of myself that have been misaligned due to fear of being seen and then rejected. As I continue to peel back and investigate those hidden parts of me that I once deemed as unloveable, I find more comfort in the vulnerability and freedom in letting go of old programming in exchange for true self love and acceptance”.
Tara’s goal as a friend, sister and practitioner is to help you become more vibrant, more resilient and more connected to who you are so you may become your own source of healing.
Episode Highlights
Tara Nichols is a bioenergetics practitioner who has overcome chronic illnesses and an eating disorder and now helps others heal
She believes in the connection between mind, body, soul, and spirit, and emphasizes the importance of dealing with emotions in the healing process
Tara works with clients who have autoimmune conditions, thyroid issues, and emotional issues related to their physical ailments
She uses a holistic approach and recommends alternative healing methods such as bio-energetic testing, emotional tinctures, energy work, yoga, sound healing and microdosing
Her journey involved making daily choices towards recovery and working on the mind aspect through various alternative methods
She also discusses her experience with microdosing and how it helped her overcome her eating disorder
Microdosing catalyzed a shift in her relationship with food and her body, eventually dissolving the guilt and shame she had felt around eating
Tara emphasizes the importance of knowing one's truth from the inside out and the wisdom of plants
She suggests having quiet time in the morning, nature connection, journaling, and limiting social media to stay connected to your inner wisdom
Lyme disease was a factor in her eating disorder as it can trigger serious mental health issues
Nichols believes that herbal use is important because medicinal plants embody billions of years of wisdom
Tara's journey healing from an eating disorder has profoundly and positively impacted the health of her family by transforming generational patterns of pain
Tara Nichols’ Links
Instagram: @thepeacefulplate
Instagram: @thepeacefuldose
Instagram: @the.quantum.collective
Resources Mentioned in This Episode
Book: Electric Body, Electric Health by Eileen Day McKusick
Doctor of Chiropractic and researcher: Dr. Joe Dispenza
Book: Heal Your Body by Louise L. Hay
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Special thanks to Jeremy Colbert (Taragápe) for the original podcast theme music.
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