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In today’s episode of the Moyo Wellness Therapy Podcast, I talk about identity rebuilding and the journey of finding yourself again after trauma, emotional pain, burnout, or periods of feeling disconnected from yourself.

In this episode, I share practical tips on how to begin rebuilding yourself, including:

• Prioritising your mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing through rest, healthy routines, movement, and emotional regulation tools

• Setting boundaries, reducing comparison, and learning how to protect your peace and energy

• Reconnecting with yourself through hobbies, self-reflection, and activities that bring you joy

• Learning how to trust your own voice instead of constantly seeking validation from others

• Focusing on small consistent habits that support your healing and personal growth

This episode is a reminder that rebuilding yourself takes patience, self-awareness, and compassion. Healing is not about becoming someone different — it is about reconnecting with who you truly are underneath the pain and survival mode.

My book The Invisible Girl: Breaking the Silence of Trauma is available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GW872QG7

Website: www.moyowellnesstherapy.com

Email: [email protected]

In this episode of the Moyo Wellness Therapy Podcast, I talk about what it really means to commit to yourself through consistency, healing, and personal growth.

This is a reminder that transformation doesn’t come from starting over repeatedly it comes from showing up for yourself daily, even in small ways.

I share the importance of choosing discipline over inconsistency and entering a 6-month season of focus across your healing, mindset, health, career, and personal development.

This episode is about stopping the cycle of giving up on yourself and instead choosing to build a life through consistency, intention, and self-respect.

Even 10 minutes a day of showing up for yourself can create real change over time.

This is your reminder: it’s time to lock in.

In today’s episode of the Moyo Wellness Therapy Podcast, I talk about the importance of trusting yourself and standing firm in your decisions, even when other people’s opinions, expectations, or fears try to influence you.

I share tips on how to build self-trust and stay grounded in your choices, including:

* Trusting your first instinct instead of overthinking

* Setting boundaries with other people’s opinions

* Not over-explaining your decisions

* Letting go of the need for constant validation

* Getting comfortable with being misunderstood

This episode is a reminder that you already have the answers within you, and learning to trust yourself is a powerful step toward healing, confidence, and self-love.

My book “The Invisible Girl: Breaking the Silence of Trauma” is available on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GW872QG7

You can also learn more about my work at: www.moyowellnesstherapy.com
For enquiries or collaborations, contact: [email protected]

In this episode of the Moyo Wellness Therapy Podcast, I explore what it truly means to start over—not as a failure, but as a powerful return to self.

Through this conversation, I reflect on how early trauma can shape the way we see ourselves and move through life—but also how healing creates space for awareness, change, and self-reconnection.

This episode is about choosing yourself again, especially in seasons where you realise you’ve been surviving rather than truly living.

I share 3 core healing steps for starting over:

1. ​Awareness – Becoming honest about what is no longer working and recognising your patterns.
2. ​Reconnection – Learning to stop abandoning yourself and rebuilding your relationship with your needs and emotions.
3. ​Rebuilding – Setting boundaries, releasing old versions of yourself, and choosing to grow from a place of self-worth.

At its heart, this episode is a reminder that starting over is not the end of your story—it is the beginning of healing into who you truly are

If this resonates with you and you’re on your own healing journey, you can also explore my debut book here:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GW872QG7

And if you want to connect with me visits my website which is https://moyowellnesstherapy.com/

And email @[email protected]

In this episode, we dive into what happens when you continuously ignore your own needs, emotions, and wellbeing. From overgiving and people-pleasing to carrying more than you have the capacity for, it can slowly lead to emotional burnout and disconnection from yourself.

We explore the signs of self-neglect, the impact it has on your mental and emotional health, and the moment where you realise… something has to give. This conversation is a reminder that choosing yourself isn’t selfish it’s necessary.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or like you have no space left for yourself, this episode will help you reflect, reset, and start prioritising your own wellbeing again.

Outgrowing the old version of yourself isn’t always loud or obvious… sometimes it’s quiet, uncomfortable, and confusing.

In this episode, we’re talking about what it really means to step into a new season in your life. Not forcing change, not rushing the process—but recognising when something within you has shifted.

A new season doesn’t arrive when everything is perfect. It comes when you’re being called to grow, even if part of you still wants to hold onto what’s familiar. The question is… are you willing to let go of who you’ve been to become who you’re meant to be?

Today, we’re diving into the signs, the resistance, and the reality of stepping into your next chapter.

In this episode, we explore what energy healing really is and break down some of the common misconceptions surrounding it. Natasha shares her insights from over 20 years of experience, explaining how our energy field connects to our emotional, mental, and physical wellbeing.

We also dive into why energy healing is often misunderstood or even seen as “bad,” and unpack the beliefs and fears that can create that perception. This conversation offers a grounded and open perspective, helping listeners understand how energy work can support healing, balance, and personal growth.

Whether you’re curious, sceptical, or already on your healing journey, this episode invites you to see energy in a new, more empowering way.

In this episode, we explore what it truly means to break generational cycles and reclaim your personal power after trauma.

Kelly opens up about her deeply personal journey, including the loss of her mother and the emotional process of forgiveness and healing that followed. She shares how unresolved pain can keep us stuck in survival mode — and how choosing to face that pain becomes the first step toward freedom.

A key part of her healing was learning to regulate her nervous system — understanding how trauma lives in the body, how it shapes our responses, and how we can begin to feel safe again. She explains what the nervous system is, how it affects our emotions and behaviours, and why healing goes beyond just mindset.

This conversation is a powerful reminder that healing is possible. That you can break the cycles you were born into, reconnect with yourself, and create a life rooted in safety, peace, and true alignment.

This week’s topic is The Invisible Girl, inspired by my debut memoir launching on April 6th.

Have you ever felt invisible in places where you were meant to be seen and your voice heard? Invisible in your own home, at work, in your relationships, and even in church.

No matter what you try to do, it can feel as though no one sees you, no one hears you, and no one truly understands your pain.

The Invisible Girl is about breaking the silence of trauma. It is about healing, reclaiming your voice, and finding your place in the world after feeling unseen for so long.

This conversation is an invitation to those who have ever felt invisible to remind you that your story matters, your voice matters, and you deserve to be seen.

📖 The Invisible Girl: A Memoir of Breaking the Silence of Trauma

🗓️ Launching April 6th

In today’s episode, we are joined by Dr. Dawnmarie Risley-Childs, a board-certified psychiatrist and author of The Offering. In this powerful conversation, she shares her deeply personal story of how, as a child, she was “offered” into harm by the very people who were meant to protect her — including members of her own family. She speaks about the painful realities of abuse, bullying, and betrayal within the family system, and how those experiences shaped her early life.