Episode 124 - Healing Through Playful Movement with Kara Latta

Karden Rabin joins the WeShape team to discuss the profound connection between the mind, body, and nervous system. From personal healing stories to actionable strategies, Karden shares how awareness, interruption, and redesign can help you release trauma, regulate your body, and embrace a healthier, more compassionate relationship with yourself. Listen in to explore the science and soul behind somatic healing and self-discovery!Mentioned in this episode:Quiz midroll 2025Have WeShape build you a better workoutQuiz outro 2025

We sit down with Peter Guse, creator of The Millennial Reset, to explore the realities of millennial burnout, hustle culture, and the path back to your authentic self. Peter shares his personal journey of breaking free from societal conditioning, rediscovering joy, and embracing the wisdom of simplicity.Learn practical tools for regulating your nervous system, reprogramming old patterns, and creating a life aligned with who you truly are—without the pressure to "find yourself" or chase society's unrealistic standards.If you're ready to step off the hamster wheel and reconnect with what really matters, this conversation is for you.Mentioned in this episode:Quiz outro 2025Quiz midroll 2025Have WeShape build you a better workout

In this episode of The Feeling Lighter Podcast, we’re joined by Kara Latta, founder of The Playful Warrior, to explore how playful movement and creativity can transform our lives. From healing the inner child to breaking free from perfectionism, we discuss practical ways to reconnect with joy, embrace silliness, and quiet that critical inner voice. Whether you’re a high achiever, a parent, or simply someone craving more freedom, this conversation will inspire you to let go of judgment and reclaim the joy you deserve.Mentioned in this episode:Quiz midroll 2025Have WeShape build you a better workoutQuiz outro 2025

Hosts Tyler Bramlett and Dr. Lisa Folden explore the top 10 fitness trends of 2024, offering thoughtful insights on their benefits and potential drawbacks. From wearable technology to community-driven fitness, they discuss how these trends can impact mental and physical well-being. The conversation emphasizes the importance of functional fitness, balance, and mindful movement at every stage of life, while highlighting the transformative power of community in fostering self-worth and personal growth. If you’re ready to embrace fitness trends that focus on connection, self-love, and sustainability, this episode is for you.Mentioned in this episode:Quiz midroll 2025Have WeShape build you a better workoutQuiz outro 2025

In this inspiring New Year's episode, Dr. Lisa Folden and new co-host Tyler Bramlett explore the pitfalls of traditional resolutions and the power of self-connection. Together, they unpack how to let go of external pressures, embrace self-care, and cultivate happiness from within. Tune in to hear why showing up for yourself is the ultimate act of transformation—and how it can replace the endless cycle of resolutions.Mentioned in this episode:Quiz outro 2025Quiz midroll 2025Have WeShape build you a better workout

In this heartfelt episode, we bid a loving farewell to our incredible host, Katie Bramlett, as she steps back from the podcast. Katie shares the deeply personal reasons behind her decision, reflecting on her journey of self-discovery, inner peace, and breaking free from cultural narratives that no longer serve. Her story embodies the very essence of the work she’s championed—helping others reconnect with themselves, set meaningful boundaries, and embrace their most authentic lives. Join us as we celebrate Katie's legacy and continue the conversation on how centering yourself transforms not only your world but the collective as well.Mentioned in this episode:Quiz outro 2025Quiz midroll 2025Have WeShape build you a better workout

Mallory Page is a Registered Dietitian and the founder of Live Unrestricted. Her mission is to liberate society from the grips of diet culture and guide people to feel good in their bodies and with food so they can focus on living fully. Having personally dealt with unconventional disordered eating, Mallory is passionate about going beyond intuitive eating and body acceptance. She delves into the deeper reasons behind our disordered relationships with ourselves, helping people understand and transform their connections with food and their bodies for the long haul.Mentioned in this episode:Quiz outro 2025Quiz midroll 2025Have WeShape build you a better workout

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Morgan Francis, a licensed therapist specializing in body image, eating disorders, and sexual health, to explore the complex layers of self-worth, body image, and authenticity. Dr. Francis shares her personal journey of embracing the natural changes in her body, overcoming societal pressures, and shifting beliefs around health and happiness.We also dive into the role of trauma, diet culture, and societal expectations in shaping our relationships with ourselves and our bodies. Whether it’s navigating parenthood, redefining health, or learning to sit with joy and vulnerability, this conversation offers powerful insights and practical takeaways for anyone seeking to live more authentically.Mentioned in this episode:Quiz midroll 2025Have WeShape build you a better workoutQuiz outro 2025

In this inspiring episode, dance studio owner, body liberation advocate, and creator, Arielle Juliette, joins WeShape to share their journey of breaking toxic beliefs about body image, reclaiming joy in movement, and fostering inclusivity in fitness and dance. Discover how small steps, bold authenticity, and building community can transform self-acceptance and challenge societal norms. Tune in for a powerful conversation on self-love, courage, and the freedom to live unapologetically!Mentioned in this episode:Quiz outro 2025Quiz midroll 2025Have WeShape build you a better workout

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Rachel Millner, a psychologist, fat activist, and mom, to explore the myths and truths about body liberation, movement, and self-trust. Rachel shares her journey from believing her body was a problem to embracing a life rooted in respect, acceptance, and freedom.We dive into the harmful messages of diet culture, the grieving process of letting go, and the transformative power of community and body trust. This conversation challenges societal norms and encourages a more compassionate connection with ourselves.Tune in for an inspiring and empowering discussion that might just change the way you view your body and the world around you.Mentioned in this episode:Quiz outro 2025Quiz midroll 2025Have WeShape build you a better workout