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What Radical Attunement Looks Like with Tracy Gantlin-Monroy, MDiv, LPC, Brainspotting Trainer
What if survival isn’t the goal—but the beginning?
In this episode, Tracy Gantlin-Monroy explores what it means to move beyond surviving into resonance—where the nervous system feels safe enough to be fully seen. With deep grounding in Brainspotting, somatics, and cultural awareness, Tracy names how trauma teaches us to scan and perform, while true healing invites rest, presence, and radical attunement.
She calls the roll across BIPOC, Jewish, Queer, and historically silenced communities, honoring the survival strategies that have carried generations. Then, she shows how Brainspotting supports the return to resonance—not as a clinical outcome, but as a birthright.
This episode is a call to feel, a remind ...
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