Mother Up Gender Roles, Relationship Dynamics and Embracing Femininity in a Masculine-Dominated Society with Monica Yates
This week we’re joined by trauma healer, embodiment coach, and period whisperer Monica Yates to discuss the challenges of balancing motherhood with personal identity, the importance of embracing one's femininity, and the weight of societal expectations. Over the last 7 years, Monica has become an expert in helping women step out of their masculine armor, tap into their core feminine desires, and live a life in alignment. Through the use of trauma healing, inner child healing, womb clearing, womb activation, subconscious reprogramming, embodiment, somatic work, and other modalities, she has helped thousands of women heal their cycle, reconnect with their period, break their trauma cycles and no longer be triggered by their past.
Topics discussed include:
- The importance of not resenting oneself or one's partner in a relationship
- The connection between bedroom desires and real-life dynamics
- Strategies for effective communication and expressing needs in relationships
- The power of saying no and fostering a safe, respectful environment
- Addressing misconceptions of feminine behavior and creating supportive environments
- Exploring the impact of societal pressures on women's mental and physical health
- The controversial views on gender roles and the maternity vs. gender pay gap
- Embracing traditional values while managing a non-traditional lifestyle
- Addressing childhood experiences and societal influences on personal identity
- Practical advice on finding balance and maintaining identity in motherhood
Connect with Monica:
https://monicayateshealth.com/
https://www.instagram.com/monicayateshealth/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWLeWRWbV3uuP7Os96UzVow
https://monicayateshealth.com/pages/feminine-as-fuck-the-podcast
Connect with Kacie & Gianna:
https://www.motheruppod.com
https://www.instagram.com/motheruppod
https://www.youtube.com/@motheruppod
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