Jen Meller

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Learning to stay has been one of the hardest and most beautiful lessons of my life.To stay with love when fear rises.To ...
10/31/2025

Learning to stay has been one of the hardest and most beautiful lessons of my life.

To stay with love when fear rises.
To stay with myself when it would be easier to run.
To stay with another person when old patterns want to take over.

This new piece is about that practice — about healing, rebuilding trust, and choosing presence over protection.

You can read it here: https://open.substack.com/pub/jemlr/p/learning-to-stay

Grateful to see this piece resonating with others. Thank you Soma Moon Wellness for sharing it so thoughtfully!
10/17/2025

Grateful to see this piece resonating with others. Thank you Soma Moon Wellness for sharing it so thoughtfully!

More than talk therapy

🌿 What Makes Healing Experiential?If you’ve ever thought, “I understand why I feel this way… so why haven’t I changed?” ...
10/16/2025

🌿 What Makes Healing Experiential?

If you’ve ever thought, “I understand why I feel this way… so why haven’t I changed?” — you’re not alone.

Experiential work is where understanding finally meets transformation. It’s less about managing symptoms — anxiety, procrastination, self-doubt — and more about gently uncovering the patterns underneath them. The ones that started long ago, before we even had words for what we were feeling.

In this kind of work, we slow down. We get curious instead of critical. We listen to what the body is trying to tell us, instead of trying to fix it. And when safety and connection are present, something begins to shift.

Over time, those old beliefs (“I’ll never get it right,” “I’m too much,” “I don’t belong”) start to lose their grip — not because we force them to, but because the nervous system finally feels safe enough to rewrite the story.

This is the essence of experiential healing:
🌱 Root-focused, not symptom-managed
💫 Mindful exploration, not distraction
🫶 Safety first, always
🎯 Intentional and directed — but never rushed

If you’ve been doing the work — reading, learning, understanding — and still feel stuck, maybe it’s not more information you need.

Maybe it’s an experience.

✨ Read the full post:

More than talk therapy

Read my latest blog on Substack!
10/02/2025

Read my latest blog on Substack!

An introduction to me, my work, and what you’ll find in this space

Over the past year, I’ve noticed more and more that social media isn’t a space where I feel energized to share, engage, ...
09/11/2025

Over the past year, I’ve noticed more and more that social media isn’t a space where I feel energized to share, engage, or participate.

But writing—that has always come naturally to me.
So rather than trying to keep up with newsletters, email lists, or posting only on my website, I’m moving my writing to Substack.

Substack feels like a creative home where I can share both personal reflections from my own journey and educational pieces on topics I love and continue to study—such as experiential modalities and mind-body healing. It also makes it easier to stay connected with you.

I’ll be launching soon, but you can subscribe now at https://jemlr.substack.com/subscribe so you don’t miss the first post!

With care,
Jen

Over the past few years, so much in my life has shifted. Some of those changes have been hard-won. Others have been smal...
08/16/2025

Over the past few years, so much in my life has shifted. Some of those changes have been hard-won. Others have been small meaningful moments where I got to notice myself responding differently than I once would.

Here are just a few I’m navigating now: I’m getting remarried. I’ve gained a new family. I’m now living between Delaware and Arizona. I’m pursuing my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PsyD), deepening my work in mind-body healing.

All of this has unfolded alongside my ongoing journey since navigating a divorce in 2018 and losing my dad in 2021.

Through it all, I’ve reflected a lot on where I want to put my energy, noticing what fills me up and what drains me.

I’ve come back to social media time and again to check in and see whether my relationship to it has changed – to see if the connections that others build on these platforms are something I can replicate without draining my own energy.

And, I continue to see that it’s simply not the space that fills me up. But I don’t want that to stop you from getting to know me as a practitioner.

This page will remain open, with past posts you can explore about Internal Family Systems, somatic therapies, breathwork, and other healing modalities. And while I may not post regularly here, I’d love to stay connected.

You can always find my latest work, resources, and ways to work with me at jmeller.com, including new podcasts, articles, and the option to schedule a free consult.

With care,
Jen

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