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“I Feel Like Me Again” | An embodied reflection on fragmentation, regulation, and the return to self
What does “I feel like me again” actually feel like in the body? This personal reflection explores fragmentation, motherhood, dissociation, intimacy, perimenopause, and nervous system regulation — and the long road back to inhabiting yourself fully.

Jody Valkyrie | Healing Artist
Feb 279 min read


When the Body Remembers — And When It Goes Quiet
Pain, Sensation, and the Nervous System’s Two Survival Strategies I regularly dream—and when I do, I dream vividly. Images are rich and immersive, environments are detailed, and sensations are often fully embodied. In waking life, I also visualize easily and maintain a high degree of awareness of my own body. Subtle shifts in tension, asymmetry, holding patterns, and internal sensations rarely escape my notice. This isn’t something I consciously set out to develop; it emerged

Jody Valkyrie | Healing Artist
Dec 28, 20255 min read
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