In this episode of Beyond Wellness Culture, Dr. Brook sits down with Bekah Yawn, a fertility coach, birth doula, and host of the For the Love of Hormones podcast, to talk about natural fertility, hormone health, and the faith journey that runs through all of it.

Bekah shares her own story of pregnancy loss, including a fifteen week loss and two chemical pregnancies, and how that season led her to fertility awareness education and hormone coaching.

She explains why tracking apps and devices are not enough on their own and why pairing them with real education, whether through FEMM, Creighton, or another method, changes everything.

She and Dr. Brook talk about the danger of obsessing over daily data instead of looking at the full picture of a cycle, and why taking breaks from tracking is sometimes exactly what the body needs.

The conversation moves into Bekah's signature program, the Fertility Framework, and how it blends hormone coaching, cycle education, and Bible study to support women through hormone imbalances like estrogen dominance and low progesterone.

Bekah also opens up about living undiagnosed with postpartum anxiety for eighteen months after a traumatic NICU experience with her second son, and how she finally connected her physical symptoms to that unresolved trauma.

Throughout the episode, she and Dr. Brook return again and again to the theme of surrender, trusting God's timing while still stewarding the body well, and why that posture matters just as much as any protocol or chart.

Bekah closes with an encouragement for any woman who feels like pregnancy is impossible for her, pointing back to Sarah's story and reminding listeners that nothing is impossible for God.

Learn more about Bekah and the Fertility Framework at bekahyawn.com.

✨ Your body has been trying to tell you something.

Find out what it's saying with the free 30-second Body Signal Decoder Assessment. Pick your signal, get your personalized guide straight to your inbox, and finally start making sense of what's going on inside.

Get it here: os.drbrooksheehan.com/decoder

🎧 And if you caught the mention of the Talk to Me, Body affirmation card deck during the episode, here's where to grab yours. 63 scripture-anchored cards to help you trust the body God designed for you.

Get yours here: drbrooksheehan.com/talk-to-me-body/

📱 Come say hi on Instagram: @drbrooksheehan

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In this episode, Dr. Brook unpacks why we've lost the ability to let a symptom just be a symptom, and why that instinct is costing us more peace than the symptom itself ever did.

She introduces the idea of a self-limiting symptom, one your body resolves on its own without any intervention from you, and walks through real examples: a fever running its course, a day of loose stool, a stretch of constipation, a headache after stress finally lifts, dizziness from standing up too fast, appetite dips, muscle twitches, itching with no rash, and even random yawning.

Dr. Brook shares a personal story about her own over-optimization spiral with lab testing and dental work, plus a client story about a woman convinced something was seriously wrong with her digestion until they mapped her symptoms back to acute stress.

She offers a simple filter to know when something actually needs attention (is it new, is it severe, is it lasting more than a few days) and then walks through the BodyOS framework in four steps: pause, connect, ask across the four pillars of physical, spiritual, emotional, and mental, and adjust only if the body is truly asking for something.

This episode connects back to episode 51 and invites you to build a relationship with your body rooted in trust instead of alarm.

✨ Your body has been trying to tell you something.

Find out what it's saying with the free 30-second Body Signal Decoder Assessment. Pick your signal, get your personalized guide straight to your inbox, and finally start making sense of what's going on inside.

Get it here: os.drbrooksheehan.com/decoder

🎧 And if you caught the mention of the Talk to Me, Body affirmation card deck during the episode, here's where to grab yours. 63 scripture-anchored cards to help you trust the body God designed for you.

Get yours here: drbrooksheehan.com/talk-to-me-body/

📱 Come say hi on Instagram: @drbrooksheehan

⭐ If this episode spoke to you, would you take a second to leave a five-star review on Apple or Spotify? It helps more women find this show. And more women learning to listen to their bodies is exactly why I do this.

In this episode, Dr. Brook sits down with her dear friend Victoria Lane, founder of Elephant Buffet Coaching, to unpack one of the most overlooked conversations in the wellness space: micro traumas and why they may be quietly doing more damage than the big ones we can actually name.

Victoria brings a unique perspective to this conversation. With seven years of law enforcement experience and three years of leadership and business coaching, she has sat with people in their darkest moments and learned how to process trauma, both personally and professionally. She is also the youngest of eight children, which shaped her understanding of identity, resilience, and choosing to rise above a victim mentality.

Together, Dr. Brook and Victoria explore how big T and little t traumas affect the nervous system differently, and why little t traumas tend to compound quietly over time in ways that slowly erode your sleep, your self-control, your resilience, and your overall sense of self. Victoria explains how every trauma, large or small, triggers an adrenaline dump that marks the amygdala and sends cortisol surging through the body, and why if the nervous system never gets the chance to process and release, it becomes the body's broken messenger system.

Victoria also shares vulnerably about losing her mother thirteen years ago and why grief deserves its own category entirely, neither big T nor little t, but something far more layered and ongoing.

The conversation turns toward the role of the Holy Spirit in nervous system healing, how body awareness and discernment work together, and why so many women are living deeply disconnected from their bodies in an era that has never had more wellness information available. Spoiler: dopamine-driven scrolling is doing more damage than most of us want to admit.

Victoria closes by walking listeners through the heart behind Elephant Buffet Coaching, helping people see that the elephant in the room, the overwhelming goal, the stuck feeling, the unprocessed trauma, is actually the size of a peanut. And yes, her elephant's name is Peanut.

If you have been feeling like your healthy habits are not producing results, or like you are less resilient than you used to be, this episode will help you understand why, and what to do about it.

Connect with Victoria:
Instagram: @elephantbuffet_coaching
Free consult call linked in her bio

✨ Your body has been trying to tell you something.

Find out what it's saying with the free 30-second Body Signal Decoder Assessment. Pick your signal, get your personalized guide straight to your inbox, and finally start making sense of what's going on inside.

Get it here: os.drbrooksheehan.com/decoder

🎧 And if you caught the mention of the Talk to Me, Body affirmation card deck during the episode, here's where to grab yours. 63 scripture-anchored cards to help you trust the body God designed for you.

Get yours here: drbrooksheehan.com/talk-to-me-body/

📱 Come say hi on Instagram: @drbrooksheehan

⭐ If this episode spoke to you, would you take a second to leave a five-star review on Apple or Spotify? It helps more women find this show. And more women learning to listen to their bodies is exactly why I do this.