Helping women break the cycle of binge and emotional eating, rebuild unshakable self trust and create lasting peace with food. Grounded in parts work, this podcast offers a compassionate path back to self trust, so you can lead your life from a more confident, clear and resourced place within.
The guided meditation available in this weeks episode of Rooted and Resourced, is the companion to our previous episode on receiving without guilt and learning to soften into support, care and nourishment.
For many women, receiving care can feel surprisingly vulnerable. Parts of us learned to stay strong, keep going, overgive, or carry everything alone, and over time, the body can begin bracing against the very support it longs for.
This meditation is an opportunity to gently create more safety around receiving.
Through grounding, body awareness and parts informed reflection, you’ll be guided to soften the body’s protective holding patterns and experience what it feels like to receive care, support and nourishment with a little more ease.
Inside this meditation, you’ll:
Ground into the support already holding you
Connect with the parts that feel responsible for carrying everything
Gently soften the body’s tendency to brace against care
Practice staying open to support and nourishment for a few moments longer
Build greater safety around receiving emotionally, physically, and energetically
This practice is a reminder that care, rest, support, and nourishment are not things you have to earn. Your body is allowed to soften, your system is allowed to receive and you are allowed to be cared for too.
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Hosted by Celia Clark
Music by Lesfm
12 May 2026
Receiving without guilt: You don’t have to earn rest, love or nourishment
So many women have learned how to give, care for others, keep achieving and push through exhaustion but receiving support, rest, nourishment or kindness can feel surprisingly uncomfortable.
In this week’s episode of Rooted and Resourced, we explore the deeper reasons receiving can trigger guilt, tension or the urge to pull away, especially for women struggling with binge and emotional eating.
Through the lens of parts work and self-leadership, we unpack how overgiving patterns develop, why parts of you may feel unsafe softening or letting support in, and how food can become a substitute for the emotional nourishment you haven’t fully allowed yourself to receive.
You’ll also learn a gentle 3 step process to help your system begin opening to goodness, support and nourishment in a way that feels safe and sustainable.
Inside this episode, you’ll discover:
Why receiving can feel emotionally uncomfortable
The parts of you who learned to overgive or overfunction
How food often becomes a substitute for deeper nourishment
A simple 3-step practice to receive without guilt
How to build safety around rest, support and softness.
This episode is an invitation to question the beliefs you have around earning care, rest or nourishment. Because healing isn’t only about learning how to hold yourself through struggle. It’s also about learning how to let goodness in.
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Hosted by Celia Clark
Music by Lesfm
5 May 2026
[Meditation] Let it be good (without pulling away)
This guided meditation is the companion to our previous episode on why things can feel uncomfortable just as they start going well.
Because for many women, it’s not only struggle that feels hard to hold, it’s goodness; moments of calm, ease with food, sense of stability. And just as those moments arrive, something inside can tighten, question, or pull away.
This meditation is an invitation to gently shift this pattern from the inside.
Through grounding, body awareness, and parts-informed reflection, you’ll be guided to notice moments of ease, lean toward them safely and begin expanding your capacity to stay with what feels good.
Inside this meditation, you’ll:
Ground your body and connect with a sense of support
Notice subtle moments of calm or ease in your experience
Gently lean toward those moments without force
Meet the parts who feel cautious when things are going well
Build your capacity to stay with goodness, one breath at a time.
This practice isn’t about creating more positivity. It’s about helping your system learn that it’s safe to experience what’s already here. Because when your body feels safe with goodness, you no longer need to pull yourself back into those old patterns.
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Hosted by Celia Clark
Music by Lesfm
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