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Presented by Gina Casner, M.S., LAPC, NCC,
Founder & Chief Coach at Mindful Connections
Hi there—I'm the Chief Coach & Therapist at Mindful Connections LLC, a trauma-informed private practice serving Pennsylvania residents through online therapy and clients worldwide through coaching. With a holistic lens that gently weaves emotional grounding, physical vitality, and spiritual purpose, I support teens, women, parents, and first responders in reclaiming balance and post-traumatic growth. Welcome—I'm glad you're here.
Our Agenda
Our Flow (60 min core):
7:00–7:05: Welcome & Arrival
7:05–7:12: Understanding Heartbreak
7:12–7:25: Gentle Release Visualization
7:25–7:40: Core Somatic Tools
7:40–7:50: Self-Compassion Pause
7:50–8:00: Integration & Invitation
Optional Bonus 8:00–8:15: Q&A & Extended Check-In
In this webinar we will cover
Webinar Description
If a relationship ending has left your heart tender—whether from breakup, divorce, or quiet loss—this space is for you. Join me, Gina Casner from Mindful Connections LLC, for a safe, trauma-informed evening of compassionate tools. We'll gently explore how heartbreak lives in the body and nervous system, practice simple somatic releases, and offer self-compassion to meet yourself with kindness.
No judgment, no rush—just a nurturing pause where healing can begin.
Date & Details
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Date: Thursday, February 19, 2026
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Time: 7:00–8:00 PM Eastern Time (+ optional 15-minute bonus for Q&A/integration)
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Format: Live via Zoom
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Cost: Free (donations welcome to support scholarships)
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Who it's for: Any person 18+ navigating heartbreak, and anyone drawn to holistic emotional healing
What You'll Experience
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A soft guided visualization for gentle release
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2–3 easy somatic tools to regulate the nervous system
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A quick self-compassion practice you can use anytime
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Downloadable "Heartbreak Healing Toolkit" handout
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Replay link + reminder emails
This is the second in my free monthly webinar series:
every third Thursday at 7:00 PM ET.
“The body is the place where healing begins. When we learn to listen to its language of sensation, we discover the path home to ourselves.”
—Peter A. Levine, PhD, Waking the Tiger: Healing Trauma
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