Finding The Healed State with Christianne Wolf

How does the way you think entirely change the way your body is? Christianne Wolf's book, The Healed State, is a powerful guide to help people break free from self-sabotage and uncover their own healing potential. Today, Christianne discusses the seven stages of healing and how understanding them can help us find our way back to a healed state. She explores how alcohol addiction may manifest as a form of self-sabotage and shares tips for regulating our physical cravings. Let's dive into why self-care is so crucial in cultivating a healthy lifestyle and how creating supportive relationships can lead to feelings of happiness and contentment.

Christianne is an award-winning best-selling author of The Body Rescue Plan series and The Healed State. She runs health and well-being retreats and memberships from her home in Portugal, where she moved from the UK to be by the sea with her husband, daughter, and two rescue dogs. 

[00:01 - 07:27] Opening Segment

• Understanding the Healed State with Christianne Wolf

  • Her story of how she got to be an expert in the wellness space

• The stages of healing, which include physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and environmental aspects

• Why people self-sabotage with alcohol and how to get into a healed state

[07:28 - 14:38] Exploring Our Relationship with Alcohol

• People go back to self-sabotaging habits for the quick high and to avoid dealing with pain

• Dopamine highs cause a pendulum swing in the body, trying to find equilibrium

• Mindset work helps identify what pain is being masked by alcohol/sugar

• Eating without deprivation helps shift addictive behavior

[14:39 - 22:01] Stimulate Your Vagus Nerve and Lower Cortisol

• Making your own chocolate is a healthier option than buying pre-packaged treats

• The vagus nerve is the biggest nerve in the body and helps regulate stress levels

  • Breathwork, cold water, gargling, and humming are all ways to stimulate the vagus nerve

  • Shallow breathing can weaken the vagus nerve

[22:02 - 29:35] Learn How to Self-Soothe Without Pain and Prepare for Positive States

• Foods that are good/bad for the Vagus nerve

• Pain can be a motivator, but it's essential to learn how to be motivated without pain

• How to go through seven states of healing

• Preparing for positive states is just as important as preparing for negative ones

[29:36 - 36:50] Tips for Navigating High Vibration Environments and Self-Regulating

• The victim mode of creating a whole life around being the victim and getting attention

• How you can stimulate the vagus nerve to come down in a gentle way

• Getting used to euphoric feeling without alcohol, success, and higher vibration friends

• The importance of creating connections with people

[36:51 - 46:35] Closing Segment

• Get off your phone and go outside to create self-soothing habits

• Take baby steps to tune into things that give you energy rather than take it away

• Mental state can change a lot of things in the body

Want to connect with Christianne? Follow her on Instagram & Facebook. Visit The Body Rescue Plan to re-condition your mind so that your old habits stop getting in the way of you enjoying your life!



Key Quotes:

"There is a different energy exchange when you make something yourself." - Christianne Wolf

"Sometimes people think they're bored when they're not; they're just not stimulated." - Christianne Wolf

"Nature is our biggest healer. Just get out nature, feel, and breathe. Go for a walk without your phone and tune in." - Christianne Wolf

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