Creative, tactile experiences—through paint, clay, or movement—activate interoceptive and embodied cognition pathways, enabling women to access deeper self-awareness through bodily feeling rather than words.
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Creative, tactile experiences—through paint, clay, or movement—activate interoceptive and embodied cognition pathways, enabling women to access deeper self-awareness through bodily feeling rather than words.
Creative, tactile experiences—through paint, clay, or movement—activate interoceptive and embodied cognition pathways, enabling women to access deeper self-awareness through bodily feeling rather than words.