Embodiment Unlimited

28/08/2026

23/08/2026

Mark Walsh draws on Bob Dylan, Buddhist teachings and Thomas Aquinas to explain what idols actually are, why money, pleasure, status and power become destructive when they sit at the top of your values pyramid, and what a midlife crisis really is at its root.

Direct, practical and worth watching if you work with people who are asking what they are actually living for.

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In this video, Mark Walsh explains what we actually worship, why we...

22/08/2026

Most people who feel like nothing matters are not broken. They are downstream of a philosophical shift that has been building for centuries.

In this episode of the Embodiment Coaching Podcast, Mark Walsh speaks with Brendan Graham Dempsey about how we got into the meaning crisis, what metamodernism offers as a way through it, and what coaches can practically do when clients arrive having lost their sense of purpose.

Intellectually rigorous, surprisingly funny, and genuinely useful if you work with people who are asking what the point of it all is.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/n-d139oR240

21/08/2026

Learn to spot the shift before it happens — in yourself, and in the people you coach

That's exactly what we cover in the CEC Certification Program.

Starts in September.

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16/08/2026

Dr Helen Machen-Pearce spent 25 years as a consultant psychiatrist specialising in neurodivergence. She has worked with children, adults, and people in secure forensic settings. Neurodivergence also runs through her own family.

In this video she shares what coaches consistently miss when working with neurodivergent clients, and why most of what helps is simply good practice for all humans.

If you work with people and want to be genuinely useful to neurodivergent clients, this one is worth your time.

Watch here https://youtu.be/J1dRR5BcHtI

15/08/2026

Most coaches think creativity is something you either have or you do not. Mark Walsh disagrees.

In this episode of the Embodiment Coaching Podcast, Mark and Dr Helen explore what creativity in somatic coaching actually looks like, why mastery has to come before innovation, and when being too creative is a liability rather than a strength.

There is also a very good line about getting back in the box that anyone who trains coaches will recognise immediately.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/zZeBQbVn2jw

12/08/2026

Most coaches know breathwork works. Far fewer know what the evidence actually says about why, when, and for whom.

In this episode of the Embodiment Coaching Podcast, Mark Walsh speaks with breathwork researcher and educator Richard Blake about what the science actually supports, what goes beyond the evidence, and how coaches can use breathing practices safely and effectively with clients.

They cover the difference between calming and activating breathwork, the physiological sigh, coherent breathing, carbon dioxide tolerance, and why matching the right technique to the right client matters far more than following trends.

If you work with people and you use breathwork in any form, this one is worth your time.

Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/breathwork-beyond-the-hype-evidence-coaching/id1780564203?i=1000782761769

12/08/2026

Certificate of Embodiment Coaching graduation