Author name: Rosemary Davies-Janes

For almost 25 years, Rosemary has worked in the field of Authenticity, supporting clients in unearthing their authentic selves and sharing them in the business world through authentic brands. In 2021, after discovering Dr. Gabor Mate’s work through The Wisdom of Trauma movie, she dove into the Compassionate Inquiry training and completed her mentorship in 2024.

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Executive Burnout: When the Body Sends the Invoice, with John Cummins

John works with high performers who have insight, language, self-awareness, and bodies that keep telling a different story. He came to this work after examining tissue under a microscope and more than two decades in investment banking and financial market infrastructure, including nine years as a CEO. Both worlds taught

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Toxic Shame and the Modern Gypsy, with Dagmara Ziniewicz

Dagmara is the founder of Metamorfosis Therapy, a space dedicated to profound inner transformation and changing the paradigm through which we relate to ourselves, others, and reality. She’s also a Certified Compassionate Inquiry® Practitioner, Educator, and Mentor, with an MA in Pedagogy, trained in Internal Family Systems, Non-Dual Therapy, Somatic

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I Thought I Could Do Everything: My Cancer Diagnosis Proved Me Wrong, with Urszula Radzińska 

After discovering meditation in university, Urszula built and ran a successful communications agency. For 20 years, she was effective, responsible, and always “on.” In the 2020 pandemic lockdown, she built MyMeditation.Space, which has since become her life’s work. The tipping point came in 2021, when a cancer diagnosis forced her

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The Spirit of 9/12 & The Holding Frames, with Caitlin Leavey

A trauma-informed therapist working with first responders, veterans, and their families, Cait co-founded The Holding Frames, a nonprofit organization that supports people navigating grief and trauma through art and community. The annual Spirit of 9/12 event embodies the Holding Frames’ vision: A world where every community impacted by disaster has

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You Will Never Not Be That Person, But You Can Heal, with Brandon Evans

Content note: This article contains references to sexual assault and traumatic events.  A retired firefighter and the founder of Fire to Light, an organization dedicated to advancing preventative Mental Fitness training inside the fire service, Brandon drew on his own lived experience and independent global research to develop the Fire

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Normal People in Extraordinary Situations, with Rachael Staebell & Brandon Evans

Content note: This article contains references to traumatic death and suicide.  As the first paid, full-time female firefighter in Fountain, Colorado, Rachael spent over two decades in the fire service, later advancing through the ranks at the Colorado Springs Fire Department before retiring as a lieutenant and dedicating her efforts

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How Being ‘Voluntold’ Interrupted a Cumulative Trauma Spiral, With Brett Key

Content note: This article contains references to homicide and suicide. A retired Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) lieutenant, Brett is the co-founder and CEO of Warrior’s Rest Foundation, an Oklahoma City-based nonprofit organization dedicated to the mental health and wellness of first responders—law enforcement, fire, and EMS. An experienced peer counsellor,

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From Overbuilt to Integrated: Firefighters Live Better, Longer, with Kory Pearn and Brandon Evans

A 23-year fire service veteran, current captain, and company officer, Kory’s service gives him a rare perspective on what drives firefighters to succeed and what erodes them over time. He’s also the founder, publisher, and editor-in-chief of CRACKYL Magazine, a groundbreaking platform that connects science, culture, and lived experience in

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The Protective Gear Firefighters Need but Aren’t Issued, with Brandon Evans

Content note: This article contains references to homicide, graphic fire-scene imagery, aggression toward a child, and suicide.  A retired firefighter and the founder of Fire to Light, an organization dedicated to advancing preventative Mental Fitness training inside the fire service, Brandon drew on his own lived experience and independent global

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The One Thing She Could Control, with Lizzie Reumont

A Compassionate Inquiry® Practitioner, Private Mentor, and multidisciplinary somatic therapist, Lizzie has taught yoga and worked as a Rolfer, Rolf Movement practitioner, and craniosacral therapist for over 20 years. During that time, she also underwent a liver transplant and a colectomy and received a cancer diagnosis, experiences that changed the

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