In this powerful episode of Broken and Healed, I sit down with Kristin Windsor — a survivor, healer, and advocate who has walked through the depths of dissociative identity disorder (DID), brain injury, and complex trauma, and emerged as a beacon of hope. Kristin shares her extraordinary journey of reclaiming her voice, integrating her fractured sense of self, and awakening spiritually through profound inner work.

We talk about the limits of labels, the power of presence, and how neuroplasticity, soul work, and radical self-love can transform even the most unimaginable pain into purpose. Kristin’s story reminds us that healing is always possible, no matter how impossible it may seem — and that our greatest wounds can open the door to our greatest awakening.

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