02/06/2026
What if your skin is telling a story your nervous system can’t say out loud?
On the newest episode of Owning the Coast, we sit down with Jennalee Dahlen of Yōso Wellness to trace a journey that feels both deeply personal and quietly radical — from corporate burnout to hands-on healing, and from her own skin cancer experience to oncology-safe care rooted in dignity, calm, and trust.
We talk about the facial that changed everything.
Why giving care can sometimes feel better than receiving it.
And why truly holistic skincare has very little to do with chasing perfection — and everything to do with listening.
This conversation moves through stress and inflammation, lymphatic flow, hydration, UV protection, and the subtle details people never write on intake forms. Jennalee’s philosophy is simple and brave: meet every client without judgment, build a custom blueprint, and support their choices — injectables, lasers, or fully clean paths — with an eye toward longevity, repair, and nervous system health.
We also zoom out to community. Jennalee shares her work as a downtown commissioner and police advisory committee member, and how informed, compassionate dialogue can soften extremes and improve collective well-being.
Then we slow it way down. Oncology aesthetics. Sensitive skin. Gentle ingredients. Thoughtful timing. And why one quiet hour on the table can give someone their body back — even briefly — when life feels heavy.
We close with an honest conversation about hormones, perimenopause, partnership, and how to support each other without fixing or judging. Slower hugs. Regulated nervous systems. Listening first.
If you care about healthy aging, clean ingredients, and the deeper stories our faces carry, this one’s for you.
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