Burn The Ship Ep. 817: Dr. Stacy Reuille-Dupont

Stacy Reuille-Dupont with Studio B joins us for an exciting episode of Burn The Ship, where she dives deep into her journey of going all in on her business. Tune in for an amazing episode as she shares an inside look at her entrepreneurial path and the mindset it took to make it happen!

Interview with Stacy Reuille-Dupont and Serge Prengal on the Implicit Relational Podcast: Using Exercise Science to Bridge Understanding in Therapy

See more conversations like this at Relational Implict. On his podcast, Serge explores somatic psychology, relational therapies, mindfulness and trauma therapies. Most of this exploration takes the form of conversations with psychotherapists, occasionally researchers. Stimulating ideas are discussed, as well as clinical examples. The style of the conversations is reflective, to slow down and deepen the process. Many of the conversations are available in video as well as audio.

Watch this video here on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/Ob6QkgSFIc4?si=NW4DSiBQ465sC6g2 

Recently, I was on Matty Lansdown‘s podcast, “How To Not Get Sick and Die” to talk about how we can use movement to relive the tension or emotions we feel in our day-to-day lives. We had a great time diving into ways we can help ourselves stay on track to live a quality life, stay healthy, and have a good time doing it. 

Click on the links below to listen in on our conversation. 

To listen on Apple Podcast visit, https://itunes.apple.com/…/how-to-not-get…/id1450212088

To listen on Spotify visit, https://open.spotify.com/show/2FTMqWqzD89wyFMHUudbX9

To listen on all other apps visit, https://wavve.link/HowToNOTGetSickAndDie/episodes​​


Your Body Holds the Answers 

In this episode, I talk to Stacy Reuille-Dupont, PhD.  Stacy is a licensed Clinical Psychologist, a licensed addiction counselor, and a certified personal trainer.  Stacy incorporates Psychology and movement to help you get results!

In this episode, we talk about her fitness club burning down, how to manage stress during COVID-19, and using movement to improve your mental health!