Episode 43: The Father Wound

Episode 43: The Father Wound

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Episode 44: The Cocoon Stage Of Healing

Are you done with small talk? Do you find yourself wanting more time alone? Does the world seem heavy? If so, you might be in the cocoon stage of healing. In this episode down why this stage is important, and how to get through it.Join the SelfHealers Circle Waitlist: https://the ...  Show more

Episode 42: Why Shame Holds Us Back

Shame is the result of carrying our wounding, alone. Shame keeps us repeating the same cycles, patterns, and behaviors. And, it has us believe that we aren’t worthy of connection. We all carry shame. In this episode, we talk about why it holds us back and how to release it.Join t ...  Show more

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