MYRIAM LOESCHEN
Wounded, Worthy, and Dedicated to Joy
In this episode, I talk with facilitator and coach Myriam Loeschen about releasing perfectionism, appreciating the beauty in the cracks, and the healing power of silence. We also talk about how Myriam weaves her creative passion for cooking and nourishing food into a powerful framework for working with clients. Listen in as we discuss what it means to be wounded, worthy and honoring a life in process.
Our conversation happened in December of 2021.
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GUEST INFO
Myriam Loeschen (she/her) is community conduit, cultural alchemist, and joy architect. As a coach and facilitator she holds certifications from the SATIR Global Network, the Institute of Integrative Nutrition, and the Catalyst Leadership program. She guides groups and individuals in resilient conversations around a myriad of issues including race, identity, healing, and self-awareness. Myriam is also the recent recipient of the Antiracist Initiative grant from the Virginia Satir Global Network. Myriam is a life-long lover of poetry and nourishes her Haitian roots and healing legacy through food.
SHOW NOTES
“Dreaming Accountability” by Mia Mingus
Parts Work by Tom Holmes
Lauren Hill’s Doo-Wop: “You can’t win if you ain’t right within.”
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