Moonbeaming

Inside Many Moons 2026 with Somatic Experiencing Practitioner Madison Abdullah

Episode Summary

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Many Moons 2026 contributor and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner Madison Abdullah for a conversation about the nervous system patterns that quietly shape how we create, express, and move through the world. Drawing from years of somatic trauma resolution work, Madison offers a grounded, compassionate framework for returning to flow.

Episode Notes

It’s here! Many Moons 2026 has arrived and is ready to guide your year of magic, manifestation, and healing. Claim your copy HERE and step into the light of the new year!

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You’ll hear:

Why overwhelm and shutdown are often signs of a nervous system trying to keep us safe
Why shame is one of the most powerful (and misunderstood) blocks to creative expression
How “slowing down to speed up” rewires capacity, energy, and self-trust
What functional freeze looks like and how to (gently) move out of it
Why many people mistake ADHD for freeze states rooted in trauma
How to build secure attachment with yourself so creativity, visibility, and expression feel possible again
The surprising role of healthy aggression, anger, and embodied aliveness in reclaiming creativity
How one small action can reorganize your entire internal landscape
Why Many Moons includes somatic practices, and why that is so important in terms of manifestation and creation