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Miriam Racquel (Meryl) Feldman
Somatic Healer, Marriage Coach, Anxiety & Trauma Specialist, Award-Winning Author and Speaker; Empowering Women to Trust the Wisdom of Their Bodies & Intuition; Author of #1 Bestseller Women & Judaism: God Said What?!
Miriam Racquel (Meryl) Feldman is a multifaceted professional and author with a diverse background.13 She is a wife, mother, Somatic Healer, Marriage Coach, and Trauma & Anxiety Specialist.13 Feldman is also the award-winning author of the memoir "God Said What?! #MyOrthodoxLife".12
Professional Work
Feldman specializes in empowering women to trust the wisdom of their bodies, emotions, and souls.13 Her areas of expertise include:
- Somatic healing
- Marriage coaching
- Trauma and anxiety treatment
- Dating guidance
- Toxic relationship detox
- Career clarity
- Emotional and physical pain relief4
She offers free e-guides and Somatic Healing Tips through her website, MiriamRacquel.com, and provides marriage-related resources at YourMarriageMagic.com.13
Background and Interests
Feldman's life journey has been quite diverse:
- She was once involved in rehabilitating seals in California.13
- She graduated from Grinnell College and lived a hippie lifestyle in Berkeley, California.2
- Now, she leads an adventurous life raising children with her husband.13
Feldman is known for engaging in philosophical discussions about human healing and world transformation.13 She also blogs about mystical occurrences in our changing world.13
Literary Work
Her memoir, "God Said What?! #MyOrthodoxLife," tells a compelling story of personal transformation:
- It begins with a mysterious letter from an old college boyfriend.2
- The narrative follows her journey from atheism to exploring religious Judaism.2
- The book describes her mission to Israel to "rescue" her ex-boyfriend from what she initially believed was a cult.2
- Throughout the story, Feldman grapples with her heritage, beliefs about God, and personal relationships.2
The memoir has received praise for its engaging storytelling, spiritual insights, and exploration of faith and self-discovery.2
Highlights
Is Your Job Draining You? 5 Mindbody Tips to a Better Career!
https://lnkd.in/gc8mg7WP
#career #stressrelief #somatic #mindbody #healing
I was speaking to my husband the other day about relationships—a topic that we both love. I always find his perspective interesting, not only because he is a marriage and family therapist but because he is male. The older I get (and hopefully wiser!) the more I realize what a gift a man’s perspective on life is and how different it can be from a woman’s. It can be truly illuminating to hear this wisdom. One thing that he shared with me is that he’s noticed a trend in women being unable to be vulnerable and receive within relationships. Their goal is to be fiercely independent and be able to manage things themselves. They may want help with things on one hand but on the other, they have an unwillingness to allow others to give to them. They reject help, ideas, solutions and gifts, thereby rejecting the giver as well who has made themselves vulnerable in the process of giving.
Does this sound like you? Are you afraid of being vulnerable because of past hurts?
