Stephanie Sorensen's guest appearances

Stephanie Sorensen

The BirthCircle | Birth, Pregnancy, & PostPartum Conversations

Go & Be

Spiritualityandrecovery

Holly Richardson

Lily Nichols

Cristen Pascucci

Clint Pulver

Jennifer Finlayson-Fife

Matthew Bivens

Adriana Lozada

Rebecca Dekker

Parijat Deshpande

Eva Witesman

Ashley Jensen

Nefertiti Austin

Kristin Mallon

Julie Tupler

Julia Aziz

OwlTail

Reverend Stephanie Sorensen of the Flint Life Enrichment Center is a great spokesperson for Spirituality and we are honored to have here with us today.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/james-b-boylan/message

Reverend Stephanie Sorensen of the Flint Life Enrichment Center is a great spokesperson for Spirituality and we are honored to have here with us today.--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/james-b-boylan/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/james-b-boylan/message</a>

2 20 Spirituality and Discussion with Reverend Stephanie Sorensen

Have you ever struggled with how to balance your view of prophets? Has it ever been difficult for you to accept their counsel? Today, our hosts, Michelle McCullough and Christie Gardiner, are joined by BYU professor and religious non-fiction author Stephanie Sorensen to tackle these questions and more. The wonderful news about prophets is that they provide evidence that “the doors of revelation are not closed.” However, saying what we always want to hear is far from their job description. Their counsel may invite us to wrestle a bit, but that wrestling also stretches us. And while “stretching always hurts,” it helps us grow because it “takes us to a new place, to a new understanding.” Tune in to our discussion for more ideas, thoughts, and inspiration on how to better understand and view modern-day prophets. @stephaniedibbsorensen

Have you ever struggled with how to balance your view of prophets? Has it ever been difficult for you to accept their counsel? Today, our hosts, Michelle McCullough and Christie Gardiner, are joined by BYU professor and religious non-fiction author Stephanie Sorensen to tackle these questions and more. The wonderful news about prophets is that they provide evidence that “the doors of revelation are not closed.” However, saying what we always want to hear is far from their job description. Their counsel may invite us to wrestle a bit, but that wrestling also stretches us. And while “stretching always hurts,” it helps us grow because it “takes us to a new place, to a new understanding.” Tune in to our discussion for more ideas, thoughts, and inspiration on how to better understand and view modern-day prophets. @stephaniedibbsorensen

Stephanie Sorensen: Go and Be a Follower of the Prophet

On this episode of Birth Circle we talk with Stephanie Sorenson about using yoga as a tool to both prepare for childbirth and recover. Some other topics covered are hypnosis, meditation, prenatal yoga, and real recovery from birth. - Introduction to Stephanie and Yoga 0:38 - Difference between meditation and hypnosis 8:20 - Application to Pregnancy 18:30 - Prenatal Yoga 32:41 -  Stephanie and Feminism 41:35“There are some really progressive hospitals throughout the nation that are prescribing meditation over medication because it works better, it doesn’t have side affects and you don’t get addicted to it in the same way.”

On this episode of Birth Circle we talk with Stephanie Sorenson about using yoga as a tool to both prepare for childbirth and recover. Some other topics covered are hypnosis, meditation, prenatal yoga, and real recovery from birth. - Introduction to Stephanie and Yoga 0:38 - Difference between meditation and hypnosis 8:20 - Application to Pregnancy 18:30 - Prenatal Yoga 32:41 - Stephanie and Feminism 41:35 “There are some really progressive hospitals throughout the nation that are prescribing meditation over medication because it works better, it doesn’t have side affects and you don’t get addicted to it in the same way.”

Prenatal Yoga | Stephanie Sorensen