Movement should be about finding and doing what YOU love. Not what you think you ‘should’ be doing!

Welcome to Meant to Move, a podcast dedicated to guiding you towards a holistic approach to health and wellness. A podcast where movement is medicine, and we hold space for you to be the best, worst, happiest and saddest versions of yourself without judgement.

Hosted by Vanessa Leone, a passionate and innovative Movement Therapist and Expert Generalist, this weekly podcast is designed to help you master your body, pain, injury, and illness through slow and steady, meaningful changes.

If you're over the age of 35 and frustrated with the conventional wellness status quo, struggling and bored with the exercise and movement options you have access to, then this podcast is for you. Each episode explores the world of movement therapy, mind-body therapy, and holistic wellness, offering practical tips and inspiring stories to help you integrate mindful movement into your daily life.

From pain management and stress reduction to mood improvement and physical fitness, Vanessa and her plethora of expert guests will explore various therapeutic approaches such as somatic breathwork, alternative movement, group exercise and every imaginable way to find YOUR joy in movement.

She also debunks common fitness and wellness myths and provides guidance on finding the right movement therapist for your needs.

Join Vanessa as she hosts expert interviews, personal stories, and listener Q&A sessions that will help you develop a deeper body awareness, foster a loving relationship with your body and ultimately discover what makes your body and mind SHINE.

Whether you're seeking natural health solutions or looking to enhance your cognitive health, Meant to Move is your journey towards a healthier, more balanced life.

Subscribe now and start your path to wellness, one slow and steady step at a time. Let's move towards a better life, together.

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