How Do We Repair? – with Fallon Stone and Wren Ribeiro

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Repairing relationships is hard, emotionally charged work. Get real with Wren and Fallon as they share compassionate approaches to the nurture and healing of our wounded parts. Examples of simple nervous system regulation (polyvagal reset) included. -Produced and Hosted by Wren Ribeiro, Co-hosted by Fallon Stone   MC4P Peace in the Body S3E4 How Do… Continue reading


How Do We Stay Present Through Intensity?

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How Do We Stay Present Through Intensity? Relationship repair is a cornerstone of peace and wellness.  What is conscious conflict? What about accountability and boundaries in relationship?  Join Wren Ribeiro and Fallon Stone for stories of personal journey and insight as we wish you complete wellness and lasting peace. -Produced and Hosted by Wren Ribeiro,… Continue reading


Premiering this Valentine’s Day! – MC4P Peace in the Body

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Premiering Valentine’s Day! MC4P Peace in the Body- Dealing with Chronic Illness Saturday at 8:00 pm   Hosts Wren Ribeiro and Fallon Stone share vulnerably about their journeys with chronic illness and the insights learned along the way that help bring peace and trust to the body. Some themes: abandonment, inflammation, memory issues, getting a… Continue reading


MC4P- Active, Peaceful Dying with Jan Lucier

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Mujéres Co-Labor for Peace season 2, episode 8 In this episode Wren meets a brave woman meeting her cancer experience “heart” on. Her guest, Jan Lucier, is a retired nurse and professor of holistic nursing. With a renewed and active spirit for the practices of shamanism, mindfulness, and the career journey of nursing the body… Continue reading


MC4P- An Impromptu Interview with Nancy Kendrick

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MC4P-Season 2, episode 7 Wren joins the the Doula Guild for an impromptu interview with Nancy Kendrick. What insights does she have? What trends are she noticing? What films and books are available to help us expand our perspective about planning for end of life? -Produced by Wren Rebeiro   Easthampton Public Cable channel 191… Continue reading


MC4P – Peaceful Dying with Kate Mollison

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Recently released… MC4P , episode 6   – Peaceful Dying with Kate Mollison Wren Ribeiro and guest Kate Mollison of On Tuesdays We Wear Black share how peaceful dying can help experience a more healthy grieving process. They also discuss bereavement leave and the effects of grief on our wellbeing in the workplace.  In addition they… Continue reading


MC4P – Peaceful Dying with Minda Sanchez

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Mujerés Co-Labor 4 Peace (MC4P) Episode 5 – Peaceful Dying with Minda Sanchez Wren Ribeiro and MINDA SANCHEZ, co-founder of the Village Doulas and the Doula Guild, discuss how we can support each other and loved ones as they support the dying with a more peaceful passing at home. -Produced by Wren Rebeiro Easthampton Public… Continue reading


Death and Dying by Mujerés Co-Labor 4 Peace (MC4P)

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Wren Ribeiro is our producer of the year and is bringing light to another sensitive topic with curiosity and grace.  In this second season of Mujerés Co-Labor 4 Peace  (MC4P) is exploring how we can approach death and dying with greater empathy, compassion, and care.  MC4P Season Two Trailer – Peaceful Dying *View on Easthampton… Continue reading


Mujéres Co-Labor 4 Peace (MC4P), episode 20

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We’re pleased to announce MC4P’s final episode of season 1. This is a sweet recap of 21 episodes in MC4P’s first season highlighting show guests and their important peacemaking collaborations, along with a tribute to Jane McAlevey, music of BCUC that inspired the writing of Wren’s womanifesto that led her to produce Mujéres Co-Labor for… Continue reading


Mujéres Co-Labor 4 Peace (MC4P), episode 19 Part 2

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We’re pleased to announce MC4P Episode 19 Part 2: Interrelationship Insights and the Healing Histories Project with Susan Raffo Being concrete with words in order to not override emotions like fear. Talking about injustice or harm directly about real people and real situations — not vaguely — so that language doesn’t perpetuate more fear. Words… Continue reading