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The Unfuckwithable Woman Podcast.

Reclaiming the Feminine, Reawakening the Mother, Tending the Motherwound, Dismantling Oppression

Welcome to The Unfuckwithable Woman (formerly The (re)Sourcsed Woman Podcast), a transformative podcast series dedicated to radical healing, empowerment, and the reclamation of the feminine. Through an intersectional feminist lens, we explore the journey of reconnecting with the mother, tending the motherline, and healing trauma-while dismantling the systems that have shaped us. In each episode, we dive deep into somatic practices, decolonisation, and the courage to embrace unshakable power. This series is for women-and all those called to this work-ready to reclaim their authentic selves, heal ancestral wounds, and break free from the chains of violence, oppression, and colonialism. Join us as we journey toward a world where the feminine is celebrated, honored, and truly unfuckwithable.

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Episode 20: Anxious Attachment In High-Achieving Women: Why Success Never Fixes It

Anxious attachment isn't a personality trait, and it definitely isn't a flaw. It's a nervous system strategy

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Episode 19: Why "Just Calm Down" Never Works: The Nervous System Truth Behind Burnout

Burnout isn't a productivity problem. It's a nervous system that has been running in fight or flight for so long, it forgot there was another option. In this episode of The Unfuckwithable Woman, somatic therapist Briony Montgomery names the difference between calm on command and true nervous system regulation, and why willpower alone was never going to fix what's actually a body-level pattern.

From there the conversation goes deeper than a typical burnout episode. Briony traces her own rupture and repair story back through her mother's line, opening into what the mother wound really is: not blame, but a pattern that gets passed forward until someone has the safety and the language to repair it in their own body. She names ancestral wounding, the anxiety and hypervigilance that travel down a family line without anyone choosing it, and what she calls death mother culture, the wider cultural pattern of disconnection all of us are trying to regulate a nervous system inside of.

The episode closes with a simple body-based practice you can use the moment it ends, and an invitation: your burnout was never just yours to fix alone. If it's time for a real conversation about what repair could look like for you, Book an Intro Session at www.thesomatherapycollective.com.

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Episode 18: Motherline Repair - Healing What Your Mother Couldn't Give You

Before we begin, think about your mother. Not the idea of her. Not the story. The actual woman. What did she carry that she never put down.

Episode 18 of The Unfuckwithable Woman goes into the Motherline, the living thread of transmission running through your female ancestry, and into what I call the mother rupture, our severing from our mothers, from life, and from belonging. I talk about what gets inherited in the nervous system long before it ever becomes a story, why talk therapy alone often can't shift it, and what motherline repair actually requires in the body. I close with a short somatic grief practice you can do right now.

I'm Briony Montgomery, somatic psychotherapist, counsellor, educator, activist and leader, and founder of The SomaTherapy Collective on Bundjalung Country in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales, Australia.

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Episode 17: Capacity and Repair. What Your Nervous System Actually Needs to Build Real Resilience

Resilience is not the ability to never break. It is not staying calm at all times, suppressing what you feel, or being the strong one who absorbs everything without reacting. Resilience is the ability to return. Return to yourself, return to connection, return after rupture.

In this episode of The Unfuckwithable Woman, I unpack nervous system capacity, the width of your window of tolerance, and why so many women were taught to endure instead of taught to return. We look at how capacity narrows in childhood environments where repair was rare, where needs were burdensome, where hypervigilance became the norm. And we look at why the problem was never the rupture itself. The problem is the absence of repair.

I share my own eighteen year practice of rupture and repair through motherhood, what it feels like in the body when capacity narrows, and how titration, small doses of activation followed by settling, is how we actually widen the nervous system's capacity over time. This is not suppression. It is not perfection. It is a return, again and again, to repair.

If this episode lands somewhere in you, I would love to hear from you. And if you are ready to feel this in your own body, not just understand it, a free twenty minute Clarity Session is a good place to start.

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Episode 16: Why Your Nervous System Is Not Broken · It's Brilliant

Why Your Nervous System Is Not Broken. It's Brilliant

Your nervous system is not misfiring. It is doing exactly what it was built to do.

In Episode 16 of The Unfuckwithable Woman, somatic psychotherapist, counsellor, educator, activist and leader Briony Montgomery offers a complete reframe of the nervous system regulation conversation and names exactly why most of what you are seeing in the neurowellness space right now is missing the point.

Because dysregulation is not a character flaw. It is a survival solution. And the shame you carry about your own biology is the wound beneath the wound.

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Episode 15: You Don't Need Her Apology to Heal. The Truth About the Mother Wound.

Do you have to confront your mother to heal the mother wound? Somatic therapist Briony Montgomery says no, and actively advises against it.

Listen to Episode 15 of The Unfuckwithable Woman and discover how healing the mother wound actually happens, in your body, your lineage, and yourself.

The (re)Sourced Woman Podcast

What is the (re)Sourced Woman

In Episode 1, What is the (re)Sourced womxn?, Briony Montgomery introduces the podcast's themes of feminine embodiment, ancestral healing, and spiritual awakening. She invites listeners to reconnect with their inner power by healing the mother wound on personal, cultural, and global levels. Through personal stories and conversations with spiritual leaders, Briony explores how to activate inner alchemy and root oneself in belonging.
Feng Shui, Geomancy & Energy Healing

In Episode 2 of The (re)Sourced Woman Podcast, Briony Montgomery converses with Renee Longworth about the profound influence of our environments on well-being. They explore how Feng Shui and Geomancy—ancient practices of energy alignment and land healing—can transform personal and communal spaces. The episode offers insights into creating harmonious surroundings that support spiritual and emotional health.
The Motherwound & why the world is crying out for The Mother

In this powerful episode of The (re)Sourced Woman Podcast, Briony Montgomery explores the Motherwound and its profound impact on women’s lives. She discusses how healing the Motherwound is vital not only for individual well-being but for collective healing. This episode highlights why the world is crying out for the nurturing, transformative energy of the mother.
Ancestral Healing through the MotherLine

In Episode 6 of The (re)Sourced Woman Podcast, Briony Montgomery delves into the significance of healing the MotherLine. She shares her personal journey of addressing intergenerational trauma, abuse, and disease, particularly the pattern of cancer in her lineage. Briony discusses how transforming these inherited patterns can lead to profound healing for oneself and one's ancestors
Powerful & Transformational healing with Feminine Embodiment Practice

In Episode 7 of The (re)Sourced Woman Podcast, Briony Montgomery delves into the transformative power of feminine embodiment practices. She discusses how reconnecting with the body can facilitate healing, self-awareness, and empowerment, offering women a pathway to reclaim their innate strength and wisdom. This episode provides valuable insights for those seeking personal growth and spiritual awakening
Belonging & what it is to fully be YOU

In Episode 4, Belonging & What It Is to Fully Be YOU, Briony Montgomery engages in a profound conversation with Melanie DewBerry, an Indigenous Ceremonialist and author. They explore themes of authenticity, spirituality, and the role of anger in personal transformation. Melanie shares insights on embracing one's true self and the importance of belonging to oneself.
The Alchemy of Waiting and Listening

In this episode of The (re)Sourced Woman Podcast, Briony Montgomery speaks with Chameli Ardagh, founder of Awakening Women, about the alchemy of waiting. They explore feminine embodiment, the wisdom of ancient myths, and the power of patience in personal transformation. Chameli offers insights on self-resourcing and embracing the sacred feminine, inviting listeners to reconnect with their inner rhythms
 Finding Joy through Grief

In Episode 9 of The (re)Sourced Woman Podcast, Briony Montgomery delves into the transformative power of grief. She challenges societal norms that encourage avoiding grief, proposing instead that embracing it can lead to profound healing and joy. Through personal storytelling, Briony illustrates how grief can serve as a gateway to self-exploration and reclamation. This episode offers a compassionate invitation to view grief not as a burden, but as a vital part of the human experience that can lead to deep personal growth.
Alignment & Unlocking Your Potential

In Episode 10 of The (re)Sourced Woman Podcast, Briony Montgomery engages with Kerry Rowett, founder of Align and Attract. They discuss the transformative power of alignment—connecting with one's authentic self—and how this inner harmony unlocks personal potential. Kerry shares her journey from kinesiology to creating a successful program, highlighting the integration of motherhood and business.
Death Mother Archetype

In Episode 11 of The (re)Sourced Woman Podcast, Briony Montgomery delves into the transformative power of the Death Mother Archetype, a concept introduced by Jungian analyst Marion Woodman. This archetype, often misunderstood, represents the shadow side of motherhood, encompassing feelings of depletion and disconnection. Briony discusses how confronting this archetype can lead to healing, self-compassion, and a more authentic experience of femininity. By exploring the Death Mother Archetype, women can reclaim their vitality and embrace the full spectrum of their maternal and feminine identities.
Inclusivity, Ancestors & Privilege

In Episode 12 of The (re)Sourced Woman Podcast, Briony Montgomery engages in a profound conversation with Louise O'Reilly, a Warrwa-Noongar Aboriginal woman specializing in cultural inclusion and anti-racism. They delve into how inclusivity begins within, the importance of owning ancestral stories, and the role of allyship in personal growth. This episode offers valuable insights into fostering inclusivity and understanding privilege
Healing Grief & Trauma

In Episode 13 of The (re)Sourced Woman Podcast, Briony Montgomery converses with Carissa Rodgers, a somatic psychotherapist and trauma specialist. They explore the significance of embodiment in healing grief and trauma, discussing topics like nervous system regulation, grief as a transformative process, and the importance of community support. This episode offers profound insights into navigating loss and fostering resilience