The Sunday Soother Catherine Andrews

Hey Soothers, I recently put up a question box to do a Q&A podcast (coming soon, submit your Qs here!) but a lot of the Qs I got were around hormonal issues - PMDD, peri-menopause, menopause, so I figured, why not just record an episode with all of my tips for how I have (mostly) healed my severe period symptoms and hormonal issues? And how I'm working to thrive through perimenopause and set up the path for a healthy menopause? So I did! Listen in for these 7 tips. Know they're not medical advice, but rather the (hard-won) lessons from somebody who started out with really horrible PMDD, went into peri-menopause at 38, and now at 44, is feeling, genuinely, better than ever.

Join the Sunday Soother Membership for a New Moon Journal Circle, a Tarot Teaching Circle, and pre-recorded masterclass for the month (cancel anytime).

The Sunday Soother podcast is a spin-off of The Sunday Soother, a weekly newsletter that creates conversations around compassionate personal development and helps readers access their spirituality, magic and mindfulness in practical, actionable ways.

You can find Catherine on her website catherinedandrews.com, or  @catherineandrews on Instagram.

Hey Soothers! I'm here to talk about our well-being and our bodies as electrical systems (which, spoiler alert, they really are!). This is why so many of us feel "drained" or "burned out" — in a way, we can think of our bodies as batteries, or lights. Some of us are well-charged and shining bright, and some of us are on our last 5% and feeling the effects. So how can we go from living low-voltage, tired, drained, to high-voltage, feeling vibrant and grounded? I talk about practical ways to start living a high-voltage life and share how I incorporate them in my day-to-day, too.

Also inside the Sunday Soother Membership in April we're talking all things getting unstuck. Sign up for $33 for a New Moon Journal Circle, a Tarot Teaching Circle, and a workbook with all my practices for getting unstuck (cancel anytime).

The Sunday Soother podcast is a spin-off of The Sunday Soother, a weekly newsletter that creates conversations around compassionate personal development and helps readers access their spirituality, magic and mindfulness in practical, actionable ways.

You can find Catherine on her website catherinedandrews.com, or  @catherineandrews on Instagram.

Hey Soothers! The Joyful Tarot starts this Tuesday, April 23, and in support of that I wanted to tell you 4 fun stories about ways Tarot was talking to me differently than you might think. You see, sometimes the universe uses the imagery on Tarot literally — aka, if it shows you The Sun card, it might just be saying, go outside and get some sun! Tune in for these fun four stories about times when Tarot was talking to me in this style to try to help me and my clients out, and hopefully it gives you a new perspective on how you can use Tarot to be helpful and useful in your life!

Ready for more? Join me in the Joyful Tarot: www.catherinedandrews.com/joyful-tarot

$497, with two-month payment plan available. We'll meet Tuesdays at 8pmET starting April 23rd for 8 weeks. All classes recorded for replay so it's totally fine if you can't make it live. Private online community, lots of exercises and practical applications and more! Come on in!

Also inside the Sunday Soother Membership in April we're talking all things getting unstuck. Sign up for $33 for a New Moon Journal Circle, a Tarot Teaching Circle, and a workbook with all my practices for getting unstuck (cancel anytime).

The Sunday Soother podcast is a spin-off of The Sunday Soother, a weekly newsletter that creates conversations around compassionate personal development and helps readers access their spirituality, magic and mindfulness in practical, actionable ways.

You can find Catherine on her website catherinedandrews.com, or  @catherineandrews on Instagram.

Hey there, Soothers! Something I know about a lot of you: You are totally into, or at the very least, pretty intrigued by Tarot. But you find it a little bit... scary. Confusing. You're not sure you're "doing it right." Or other associations and fears may have kept you from engaging as much with the cards as you'd like. Well step back, because I'm here to make Tarot fun, joyful and intuitive for you, with my new course, The Joyful Tarot. And today I'll walk us through a method of reading and a simple spread you can use to make Tarot fun and supportive for you.

Ready for more? Join me in the Joyful Tarot: www.catherinedandrews.com/joyful-tarot

$197, with two-month payment plan available. Earlybird pricing goes up April 17th. We'll meet Tuesdays at 8pmET starting April 23rd for 8 weeks. All classes recorded for replay so it's totally fine if you can't make it live. Private online community, lots of exercises and practical applications and more! Come on in!

Also inside the Sunday Soother Membership in April we're talking all things getting unstuck. Sign up for $33 for a New Moon Journal Circle, a Tarot Teaching Circle, and a workbook with all my practices for getting unstuck (cancel anytime).

The Sunday Soother podcast is a spin-off of The Sunday Soother, a weekly newsletter that creates conversations around compassionate personal development and helps readers access their spirituality, magic and mindfulness in practical, actionable ways.

You can find Catherine on her website catherinedandrews.com, or  @catherineandrews on Instagram.

Hey there, Soothers! Do you feel stuck in life? Spring is a great time to get the energy moving, and I've got some tips on how to do it. I explain the concept of 'getting the chi going' that relates to Feng Shui, about how you can start to create momentum in your life around a particular area, and how I'm starting to do that this April on Instagram by doing a Reel challenge (follow me @catherineandrews).

Also inside the Sunday Soother Membership in April we're talking all things getting unstuck. Sign up for $33 for a New Moon Journal Circle, a Tarot Teaching Circle, and a workbook with all my of practices for getting unstuck (cancel anytime).

The Sunday Soother podcast is a spin-off of The Sunday Soother, a weekly newsletter that creates conversations around compassionate personal development and helps readers access their spirituality, magic and mindfulness in practical, actionable ways.

You can find Catherine on her website catherinedandrews.com, or  @catherineandrews on Instagram.

Have you ever heard of the term aphantasia? Aphantasia is a relatively unstudied phenomenon that involves not being able to visualize images in your mind. Reportedly about 3% of the population have this condition, and I'm one of them.

I didn't realize til my late 30s that this was even a thing; I was shocked to find out that most people had the ability to go around doing what essentially sounded like hallucination to me. (I learned about it, as many people did at the time, from this article.) As I read more about how most people can easily visualize or play movies or images in their mind, I grew jealous, especially as I got more into spirituality and manifestation. A huge component of manifestation, meditation and other spiritual practices is often the ability to visualize your desires, or other images, in your mind's eye. I've also been told many times by random people that I'm psychic, but how can somebody be psychic if they can't see, you know, psychic images in their mind's eye?

Over time, I've figured out my own ways to tune into spiritual practices that work for me, even though I can't visualize. And that's what I'm sharing about today! Even if you don't have aphantasia, tune in, because these tactics can help everybody deepen their spiritual practices.

I'm hosting a free 3 weeks within the Sunday Soother Membership in March, with 6 free new classes to attend. Sign up for that here.

The Sunday Soother podcast is a spin-off of The Sunday Soother, a weekly newsletter that creates conversations around compassionate personal development and helps readers access their spirituality, magic and mindfulness in practical, actionable ways.

You can find Catherine on her website catherinedandrews.com, or  @catherineandrews on Instagram.