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The Inner Practice-Stories of growth from the yoga mat into life
Real people. Real stories. This podcast shares heartfelt journeys from the yoga mat—stories of presence, practice, and personal transformation. Through honest conversations, we explore how the healing power of yoga reaches far beyond poses, touching everyday life in unexpected and meaningful ways. From moments of stillness to deep awakenings, these are stories of becoming.
Join Jackie Vandertuin as she has honest, relatable, emotional, and heartfelt conversations with people who share their stories; stories of pain and suffering transforming to stories of growth and healing. Uncover how the lessons learned on the yoga mat can transfer to lessons of strength, resilience, hope and love.
May you find peace in knowing that you are not alone in this journey of life and hope exists. May these stories allow you to understand that yoga is so much more than poses; it is a way of life that can change you forever!
Jackie Vandertuin MSc, CAT(C) is a certified Athletic Therapist, student yoga therapist and professor of Athletic Therapy. Her journey in yoga began as a means to exercise, but became the healing modality in a time of anxiety and depression. Yoga did and continues to be her rock against the mental Goliath's.
You can find more information about Jackie Vandertuin at www.jackievandertuintherapy.com or follow on Instagram at jackie_vandertuin_therapy
The Inner Practice-Stories of growth from the yoga mat into life
S1 E5: Athleticism, parenting and healing. Movement IS Medicine. Brittney Norman
In this episode of The Inner Practice, Brittney shares her heartfelt journey of growth and healing. With an elite athletic background, Brittney found herself moving from the demanding aspects of elite soccer to being drawn to yoga and later to fascial stretch therapy—discovering how these practices not only supported her own well-being but also opened the door to helping others heal.
We talk about the challenges that shaped her, the wisdom she’s gained along the way, and how movement can become medicine when it’s rooted in presence and compassion.
If you’ve ever wondered how the body can guide us toward recovery, resilience, and deeper connection, Brittney’s story will inspire you.
If this episode speaks to you, please share it with a friend, leave a review, or connect with Brittney through the show notes. And don’t forget to follow The Inner Practice on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a story of healing, awakening, and becoming.
You can find Brittney at GoYoga or reach out to via the following:
Instagram: gostretchtherapy
Book Fascial Stretch Therapy: https://www.goyogaorangeville.com/general-1-1
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This episode is sponsored by Jackie Vandertuin Therapy. With over 30 years of practice as a Certified Athletic Therapist and professor of Athletic Therapy, coupled with her experience as a yoga therapist, Jackie Vandertuin MSc, CAT(C), will help guide you in the management and treatment of various disorders including: low back pain, sprains, strains, anxiety and depression. Reach out www.jackievandertuintherapy.com for a free discovery call.
If would like to be a guest of this podcast, please reach out to jackie@jackievandertuintherapy with a short bio of your story and how yoga has helped you in your journey of healing.
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