NAVIGATING SELF-DISCOVERY INSIGHTS FROM A SOMATIC MINDSET PRACTITIONER
Ayesha Joshi, a distinguished somatic mindset practitioner whose personal journey of loss, healing, and self-discovery has profoundly shaped her approach to coaching. With a rich background that spans multiple continents and professions, Ayesha brings a unique perspective to her work, deeply influenced by her own experiences with grief and cultural diversity. As the founder of a transformative coaching practice, she is dedicated to helping individuals navigate their paths to self-awareness and empowerment, with a particular focus on supporting South Asian queer women. In this exclusive interview, Ayesha shares insights into her personal and professional evolution, her innovative coaching methods, and her unwavering commitment to creating inclusive and healing spaces for her clients.
Your journey to becoming a somatic mindset practitioner, as seen through your Instagram videos and website blog, is inspiring. Can you share what led you on this path and how your experiences have shaped your coaching style?
My journey was deeply personal and led me to coaching. Nearly 13 years ago, my dad passed away, which initiated my path to healing and spirituality. Living in South Korea six months after his passing, far from home, dealing with grief, meeting new people, and experiencing a different culture opened my eyes to my lifestyle and choices. Until then, my lifestyle wasn't great, and I felt lost with low self-esteem. My dad’s death spiralled me further. Faced with such a loss, you can go one way or the other. I chose healing and…
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