This week’s guest, Vasavi Kumar, shares her journey of embracing her authentic voice, overcoming fear, and using self-dialogue as a powerful tool for personal growth. She discusses mental health, emotional regulation, and practical strategies for self-trust and self-love.Mentioned in this episode:Try WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workoutGet 2 Weeks of WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workout

Joshua Lowe and WeShape’s Dr. Lisa and Coach Tyler explore the profound importance of tending to and embracing grief, breaking down cultural conditioning, and fostering community support for emotional healing. Discover practical insights on how to embrace vulnerability, process loss, and cultivate a healthier relationship with grief.Check out more of Joshua Lowe’s work at:www.joshualowetherapy.comwww.griefandgratitude.netJoshua Lowe’s facebook:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61553244530729&mibextid=wwXIfrGrief & Gratitude Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61583458604200&mibextid=wwXIfrMentioned in this episode:Try WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workoutGet 2 Weeks of WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workout

Coach Tyler and Dr. Lisa share how movement can transform your life by fostering self-awareness, connection, and self-care. Discover practical tips to start small, overcome mental barriers, and prioritize your well-being through intentional movement.Mentioned in this episode:Try WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workoutGet 2 Weeks of WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workout

Coach Tyler and Dr. Lisa sit down with Lori Montry to explore how the patterns we often judge as flaws may actually be adaptations developed to help us feel safe. They discuss nervous system regulation, self-awareness, and letting go of shame while learning to understand and accept all parts of ourselves. Lori shares how building a deeper relationship with yourself can create the foundation for greater self-trust, self-worth, and lasting change.Mentioned in this episode:Try WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workoutGet 2 Weeks of WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workout

Harry Kloser-Pitcher shares his journey into understanding women's health, the importance of recognizing the biological and cyclical nature of female hormones, and how men can better support women through empathy and knowledge. Find Harry at @‌shesnotcrazyseriesMentioned in this episode:Try WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workoutGet 2 Weeks of WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workout

This special episode is a repost of Coach Tyler Bramlett’s conversation with Dr. John Neustadt on the Delivering Health Podcast. Tyler shares his journey from injury, chronic pain, and performance-driven fitness to a more compassionate approach centered on moving better and feeling better. Together, they explore the harmful impact of shame-based fitness culture, the importance of body neutrality, and why small, consistent acts of self-care can create lasting change. Tyler offers a refreshing perspective on building a healthier relationship with your body and creating movement habits that support a more joyful and fulfilling life.You can find more info on Dr. Neustadt’s work at https://nbihealth.com/about-nbi/ or check out other episodes on Delivering Health at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/delivering-health/id1504980399

Two hundred episodes felt like the right time to take a step back and talk about where WeShape actually came from and why it exists in the first place.Tyler shares how his early days as a personal trainer — watching clients get charged a lot of money for programs that completely ignored where their bodies were at — planted the seed for what WeShape would eventually become. And Dr. Lisa opens up about her own journey through diet culture, including a fitness upbringing that was anything but healthy, and how she stumbled onto a program that finally felt different.They also get real about the fact that even as WeShape was landing on the Inc. 500 list, something didn't feel right. The pivot toward building something rooted in honesty, self-care, and actual results — instead of shame and quick fixes — wasn't the easy road, but it's the one they're glad they took.If you're new here, this is the episode to start with. And if you've been around for a while, it's a good reminder of what this whole thing is really about.Mentioned in this episode:Try WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workout

Coach Tyler sat down with Bonnie Roney on the Diet Culture Rebel Podcast for one of the most honest conversations we've had about fitness, self-worth, and why the way most of us have been taught to approach our bodies just doesn't work.They get into the real reason consistency is so hard for most people, why chronic pain is so misunderstood, and how shifting from self-judgment to self-care changes everything. If you've ever felt like you were doing all the right things and still spinning your wheels, this one is worth your time.Head to the Diet Culture Rebel Podcast and give it a listen. 🎙️Mentioned in this episode:Get 2 Weeks of WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workoutTry WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workout

In this candid and deeply personal episode, Coach Tyler and Dr. Lisa set aside the teaching hats and get real about their own body struggles — because they're in this with you, not above it.Dr. Lisa opens up about the exhausting, never-finished work of leaving diet culture behind — the regret of years spent chasing smaller, the frustration of a body that keeps changing just when you think you've accepted it, and the mental load of reclaiming exercise as something joyful instead of punishing. Tyler shares his own battle with accepting what his body can and can't do after multiple knee surgeries — the grief of letting go of past capabilities, and the quiet but powerful practice of grounding your worth in your existence rather than your performance.Together they explore the radical idea that healing isn't a destination — it's a daily practice. They also get into how diet culture shows up everywhere, even through kids, casual jokes, and a culture that still treats body size as a moral failing.This one is a reminder that the coaches are doing the same inner work they ask of you. Healing is messy and non-linear — and that's exactly the point.In this episode:Why body acceptance is an everyday practice, not a one-time decisionReclaiming movement for health and joy — not shrinkingLetting go of who you used to be in your bodyThe hidden damage of "just joking" diet culture commentaryFinding gratitude rooted in existence, not capabilityYou are worthy just as you are. No proof required.Mentioned in this episode:Get 2 Weeks of WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workoutTry WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workout

What if the constant pressure to improve yourself is actually keeping you stuck? In this episode of The Feeling Lighter Podcast, Tyler and Dr. Lisa explore the belief that we are projects that need fixing and how that mindset fuels shame, perfectionism, and never feeling “good enough.” They share personal stories and practical insights on self-worth, celebrating small wins, and learning to grow without tying your value to achievement.Mentioned in this episode:Try WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workoutGet 2 Weeks of WeShape for FREEhttp://weshape.com/podcastHave WeShape build you a better workout