When it comes to our mental well-being and our physical health it can be so easy to look outspide ourselves for answers. Ellen Friedman takes a different approach; she guides her clients inward to connect with the innate wisdom and wellness that is already there.
Ellen Friedman guides people home to the sacred space within, where they shift their relationship with themselves, their health, and others. She partners with people who are curious to explore a simple path to wholeness through the inside out nature of life.
In addition to having a Master’s degree in Spiritual Psychology with an emphasis in Consciousness Health and Healing, Ellen has a Certificate in Soul-Centered Professional Coaching, and she shares the Three Principles understanding. Her journey has been blessed coaching nearly 1000 divine beings using a human experience to remember who they truly are.
You can find Ellen Friedman at
HealingHouseCalls.com.
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Show Notes
* Seeing the whole person when it comes to healing
* Noticing how health improves when our nervous system is downregulated
* Ellen’s personal discoveries experiencing chronic fatigue
* How mental busyness affects our physical health
* How fatigue can be a signal that there is pressure on our mental system
* Are you the source of your energy?
* How our feelings are a barometer for what’s going on within us
Resources Mentioned in this Episode
* Mavis Karn’s book It’s That Simple
* Mavis Karn’s
Unbroken podcast episode
* Azul Leguizamon’s
Unbroken podcast episode
Transcript of Interview with Ellen Friedman
Alexandra: Ellen Friedman, welcome to Unbroken.
Ellen: I’m so happy to be here with you, Alexandra.
Alexandra: I’m so happy to have you here.
Tell our audience a little bit about yourself and your background and how you got interested in the three principles.
Ellen: I’m always amused where that story begins every time. I was happily minding my own business, enjoying my career as a physical therapist, when the knock on the door to coach came in 2011. And I was like but I love what I do. I thought you had to be miserable to do something else.
Then I started feeling miserable by not following that. I got in my car one day after seeing a patient and I was like, almost without logic, and I said, Okay, I heard you, I’m coming back. So I began coaching in 2011.
Then, in 2013, in a coach training program, one of the instructors introduced a video on the inside out understanding of stress. At that time, it was a really old video. And I remember the feeling inside me, I can like, remember the chair I was sitting in. I remember the feeling. And then I also remember my personal mind going, Oh, but we’ve got techniques and tools and things to do with people.
