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Shame lives in the body long after the moment that created it has passed. This is where you begin to learn how to identify and release it.
It softens when we bring it into the body with awareness and give it space to express. This series gives you the practices to do exactly that, gently and at your own pace.
You might over-explain yourself in situations where you’ve done absolutely nothing wrong. Maybe something that feels like it should be simple, like expressing a need, taking up space, being seen in an intimate moment, carries more weight than you’d expect. Something keeps the lid on the version of you that wants to be louder, take up more space, and ask for the actual thing you want.
Whatever you’ve been experiencing, Luci has worked with people across all of these places and brings a depth of personal experience to this work that makes it feel safe to go there.
Dissolving Shame is a series of micro teachings created specifically for this project. Luci takes you through how to identify shame in the body, how to soften the resistance to it rather than fight it, and how to use movement, breath, and voice to help it move. There is also a guided audio inner child practice woven through the work. Luci’s approach is warm, embodied, and grounded in years of personal and professional experience with this terrain.
Luci came to this work through her own lived experience of shame in its most personal forms and has spent years going into the deepest and most uncomfortable places to understand how it actually works in the body. She works in the erotic and the relational because that’s where shame tends to hide most completely, and she knows how to go there with care and without flinching. I respect and appreciate Luci’s raw and real approach.
Luci Lampe is a mom of 5, trauma-informed sex and relationship coach, award-winning singer and songwriter, commercial actress, print model, and 4x author. She has done the deep personal work of moving through shame in all its forms and now brings that into her work with women, couples, and anyone navigating the intersection of shame, intimacy, and authentic expression. She works in the erotic and the relational, which means she goes where most people won’t, because that’s exactly where shame hides. Her writing has been featured in the Huffington Post, Forbes, Entrepreneur, CBS, and Fox. All of this work is rooted in her own lived experience and healing. I really respect her approach and I think you will too.