When Grief Lives in Your Body, Not Just Your Mind with Kim Ludeman

Sometimes grief doesn't show up as sadness you can talk through — it shows up as tension in your chest, flashbacks you can't shake, or emotions so big they feel impossible to access. In this episode, certified coach and brainspotting practitioner Kim Ludeman explains why grief often gets stored in the body and what it takes to actually reach it.

Kim introduces brainspotting — a powerful brain-body therapy that works from the bottom up, accessing what talk therapy alone often can't reach. She explains how a session works, what the difference is between brainspotting and EMDR, and how expansion brainspotting can help grievers build capacity not just for pain, but for joy, peace, and connection too.

Kelly also shares her own deeply personal experience using brainspotting the day after her father's death — how it stopped the flashbacks, ended the nightmares, and changed the image she carries of him forever.

🔗 Kim's Website: https://kimludeman.com 🎙️ Captivatingly Confident Podcast: https://captivatinglyconfident.com

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