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This week's episode is perfectly positioned as we close out 2025 to see reality for what it is, the good, the bad, the ugly and soak it all in so we can intergrate everything we've learned and bring it into 2026. So many times the new year comes and we feel we didn't have a chance to process the year that just ended. This episode will prompt you to reflect on the new past year; celebrate the wins and contemplate the changes you want to make in 2026, all in the perfect timing. I will help you get grounded in the truth of you reality so you can catapult into the truth of your desires future reality.
In this engaging conversation, Lindsay Trimarchi Richter and her guest Elena Box, host of the Ode to Joy Podcast, explore the realms of healing, shamanism, and the integration of spirituality into everyday life. They discuss personal experiences with grief, the role of ayahuasca in spiritual growth, and the importance of community and connection. The dialogue emphasizes the need for discernment in navigating the spirit world and the balance between physical and spiritual existence. Listeners are encouraged to acknowledge the land and spirits around them, and to find joy and intention in their daily practices.
Find Elena on Instagram @elenabox
https://www.elenabox.com/
This week's episode is inspired by my husband and the lessons he's taught me over the years. I talk about what it means to be committed to personal growth and how uncertainty and fear can show up in relationship when ego continually dies and masks come off. This episode is for anyone who is searching for or is in a committed partnership and provides a reframe from "the old ball and chain" discourse to what we actaully can learn from our partners.
What does it mean to live a spiritually fulfilled life outside of religion? How do you create your own spiritual structure to remain grounded in truth and integrity. On this week's epsidoe I cover these topics; a truly foundational episode on the How to Heal Podcast.
In today's episode I explain the different ways to get to your next level; whether it's thrust onto you or you're preparing for it. Sit back at your leisure and listen to the ways you can natually create the higher ceiling in your life you desire without mistakenly sabotaging it or burning out.
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With all the corporate insecurity and layouts I discuss how to regain your bearings and take control of your life through my concepts of Integrate and Integration.
Through some story telling of my personal journey of being laid off, to becoming a mom again to my second child and learning how to regulate my nervous system, I walk you through the mental process of what it takes to truly own your personal energy and breath through your "Threshold of Creativity".
Have a listen to this episode for a fresh take on how you can reinvent yourself through times of sturggle and uncertainty.
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When yoga teacher Pierce Tai was hit head-on in a devastating car crash, doctors said he might never walk again. But through grit, grace, and the discipline of his hot-yoga practice, he not only walked — he rebuilt his entire outlook on life.
In this raw and inspiring episode of How to Heal, Lindsay Trimarchi Richter sits down with Pierce to explore the moment he thought he was taking his last breath… and what it taught him about peace, purpose, and the human spirit.
Together they dive deep into:
This conversation is more than a comeback story — it’s a masterclass in resilience, mindfulness, and what happens when you decide to turn pain into purpose.
🎧 Press play to be reminded why every breath, every boundary, and every moment on the mat matters.
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In this episode, host Lindsay Trimarchi Richter dives deep into what it truly means to be light. From childhood stories of awe and fear to hard-won lessons in sobriety and shadow work, Lindsay explores the duality between light and darkness — and how facing our fears, addictions, and shadows is the key to spiritual growth.
She opens up about her personal healing journey, her three years of sobriety, and how she’s learned to shine brighter by courageously looking into her own darkness. With raw honesty and humor (yes, even UFO stories and Madonna concerts make an appearance), Lindsay reminds us that being light isn’t about perfection or “love and light” platitudes — it’s about integrity, presence, compassion, and self-accountability.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
✨ How light and darkness mirror each other in personal growth
🕯️ Why shadow work is essential (and how to do it safely)
💫 What addiction reveals about empathy and unprocessed pain
❤️ How to stay in the light through presence, honesty, and self-compassion
Key Quote:
“In order to be light, we have to stay present with the darkest parts of ourselves — and they’re not as bad as we think.”Resources Mentioned:
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In this episode of How to Heal, host Lindsay Trimarchi Richter dives deep into the art of listening to your intuition — the quiet, knowing voice that guides us when we slow down and trust ourselves. Lindsay shares personal stories from her upbringing in a lively, intuitive family and her spiritual awakening after the passing of her grandmother, the woman who first told her she was psychic.
Through her journey of psychics, tarot readings, and healing retreats, Lindsay opens up about the difference between seeking external answers and cultivating your own inner knowing. She reflects on the pitfalls of over-relying on astrology, readings, or signs, and how these can sometimes become a form of procrastination that pulls us out of the present moment.
Listeners will learn how to:
Lindsay closes the episode with a beautiful card pull — Guardian — reminding us that we are always protected when we act from clarity and love.
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💫 Closing Note:
“We are always divinely protected when we make the decision to open our eyes, look at our shadows, and call in the light.” — Lindsay Trimarchi Richter
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The foundations of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual pillars of healing alongside personal and demonstrative storytelling.