Presence through the Pelvic Floor - Interview on Coaches Rising
Joel Monk is an inquiring, thoughtful and deeply experienced leader in the Coaching movement, and I loved this conversation with him, in which we seek to reframe some of the...
"Philip Shepherd is a force of nature. Fully embodied and present in the world, he stands outside the most fundamental bias of Western culture and offers us nothing less than a new center to live from."
— Morgan Farley, PhD Author of "Name Your Feast"
Joel Monk is an inquiring, thoughtful and deeply experienced leader in the Coaching movement, and I loved this conversation with him, in which we seek to reframe some of the...
Radical Wholeness and Embodied Activism: The most potent activism doesn't come from the head, it comes from what the body knows and feels. It comes from some 'wrong' that your...
Ian MacKenzie is a deeply inquiring, paradigm shifting writer, speaker, filmmaker and facilitator who also runs a podcast called the Mythic Masculine. He interviewed me for it recently, and together we...
Dave Markowitz is an author and medical intuitive who brings a rare and poignant sensitivity to this conversation. I loved this interview with him, loved where his questions took us,...
Watch this talk from Embercombe's online conference Contemporary Animism (2022), where Philip discusses how to unlock the intelligence of our bodies, to experience nature, the present moment and ourselves.
Philip was incredibly honoured to join this conference with world-class teachers offering practical tools during times of turmoil, a timely offering during the pandemic.
Philip was delighted to present at the Evolutionary Festival, 2021. His talk offers an exploration of how, as a culture, we overlook the body’s intelligence, and shows how we can...
Get a taste of the Mindful Strength Training to Failure exercises from Andrei Yakovenko and Philip Shepherd with a few free exercises.
V (formerly Eve Ensler), author of The Vagina Monologues, in this inspiring TED Talk about her personal journey to embodiment, quoting Philip Shepherd's "visionary" first book, New Self, New World.