After calling Alaska home for most of 40 years, I’m finally pursuing my true calling (and a handful of adventures). I’m a live-in life coach who travels full-time working with clients all over the country. When not coaching, I spend most of my time on the road or on the water. I like to stop to visit as many friends, labyrinths, and ice cream shops as I can along the way. I believes that God is great, Life is Good, you can never have too many friends, and Ice Cream makes everything better. Learn more about me at www.shelidodson.com
In any deep transformation work, whether it’s life coaching or Splankna, there comes a moment when the subconscious hits the brakes. Hard. In Splankna, we call this “blowing circuits.” It’s when the emotional content becomes so overwhelming that the person’s internal system essentially shuts down to protect itself. All responses become incongruent, and the subconscious…
Understanding the Protocol for Deep Emotional Freedom The step-by-step process that addresses not just symptoms, but the root causes of emotional blocks and trauma responses Many people ask me to explain exactly how Listening Splankna sessions work. Unlike traditional talk therapy that focuses on discussing problems, Splankna uses a structured protocol to actually clear the…
(And Why Haven’t You Heard of It Before?) You’ve probably never heard of Splankna. Most people haven’t. But this biblically-based approach to emotional freedom has been quietly transforming lives for over two decades. I’m a Master level Splankna practitioner, and I want to tell you why this methodology matters – especially if you’ve been stuck…
Don’t Double Down on Dumb Decisions! We all make bad decisions- it’s just part of being human. It’s seldom one bad decision- it’s what we do AFTER that decision that makes things so much worse. Far too often, we double down on those poor choices. We get caught up in the story we tell ourselves.…
True Story: Tom had every reason to feel betrayed. He had given his heart to a woman who, in his eyes, had shattered it beyond repair. Their marriage had ended, and she moved on—new husband, new home, new family. When Tom announced that he was moving closer to his sons, she made a choice that…
Even at the top- no, ESPECIALLY at the top, loneliness can creep in. As a high-performing executive, the pressure to lead and excel can feel isolating.