What if your frustration, your child’s struggle, or your career tension isn’t something to fix — but something your soul is trying to tell you? 

In this deeply thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Eleanor Haspel-Portner — developmental psychologist, Jungian scholar, astrologer, and creator of Noble Energy Maps® — shares how subconscious energy patterns shape our lives, relationships, and parenting.

With over 50 years of clinical experience, Dr. Eleanor explains:

• What it truly means to “live from soul”
• How emotional reactivity can transform into compassion
• Why most personality tests and inventories are incomplete
• The four worlds of consciousness and how they influence development
• How to support children without overriding their intuition
• Why alignment matters more than achievement

We explore tantrums, intuition, clean questions, family energy, manifestation, faith, and what it looks like to honor your child’s soul without losing your own.

If you’ve ever wondered how to manifest your highest potential while staying grounded in family life — this episode bridges psychology and spirituality in a way that’s both expansive and practical.

Learn more About Dr. Eleanor and take the free four-world assessment at nobleenergywellness.com.

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In this episode of Raising Wild Hearts, I sit down with Nell Derick Debevoise Dewey (AKA Nell 3D)— a Subtraction Strategist, Harvard-trained leader, and equine-informed coach — to talk about burnout, ambition, and what it really means to make an impact without losing yourself in the process.

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After missing her father’s funeral and burning out in high-stakes nonprofit leadership, Nell realized that one-dimensional success isn’t sustainable. Her solution? Systematic Subtraction.

In This Episode, We explore:

• Why caring, compassionate, and high-achieving women are more vulnerable to burnout
• What horses teach us about nervous system regulation and authenticity
• The power of “Stop, Drop, and Roll” decision-making
• How to lead and live in three dimensions — Me, We, and World
• Why doing less can actually increase your impact

If you’re a caregiver, leader, or purpose-driven woman who feels like you’re hanging on by a thread — this conversation will feel like a sacred exhale.

You don’t have to save the world alone.
You just have to steward your one eight-billionth.

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What if forgiveness isn’t about being kind, spiritual, or morally “good” — but about getting your life back?

In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, Ryann sits down with bestselling author, transformation mentor, and forgiveness expert Katharine Giovanni to explore forgiveness as a selfish, embodied, and energetically freeing practice. Together, they unpack why forgiveness is an inside job, how unresolved anger keeps us stuck in survival mode, and why forgiving the energy around people, places, and events can be just as important as forgiving the person themselves.

Katharine shares her step-by-step forgiveness process — a practical, compassionate method that goes far beyond “just let it go” — and explains how unhealed resentment lives in the body, impacts our nervous system, affects our relationship with money, and quietly blocks joy, clarity, and connection.

This episode is for anyone who’s tried to forgive before and felt stuck… for those carrying resentment from childhood, family dynamics, or past relationships… and for anyone ready to release the emotional charge that keeps replaying old stories in their mind and body.

Forgiveness, as you’ll hear, isn’t about excusing harm or reopening relationships. It’s about freedom. It’s about neutrality. It’s about finally letting go of what no longer deserves space in your head — or your heart.

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What if the thing we’re most afraid of isn’t the fear of dying, but the quiet resistance to fully living? In this episode of Raising Wild Hearts, I sit down with Alan Lazaros to explore how to build integrity, what it really means to live from the inside out, and how defining success differently can change everything.

Alan is the CEO and host of Next Level University, a global top-100 show listened to in more than 180 countries. After surviving a near-fatal car accident at 26 — and losing his father to a car accident when he was just two years old — Alan was forced to confront a question many of us avoid: If this were the end, would I be proud of how I lived? That moment became the catalyst for a complete life rebuild — not just professionally, but internally.

In this honest and deeply human conversation, we talk about the difference between reputation and character, why success doesn’t actually make life easier, and how integrity is formed in the smallest, quietest moments — the ones no one sees or applauds. We explore why personal responsibility is essential for growth, how habits compound into identity over time, and why living fully often feels uncomfortable before it feels free.

This episode isn’t a quick fix—it will push your edges so you can grow into the best version of you. 

In this episode, we explore:

• Whether people are more afraid of, dying or truly living
• What it really means to build integrity in everyday life
• The three areas of your life you need to examine ASAP 
• Why success without self-worth eventually collapses
• How small, unseen choices shape who we become
• Why personal responsibility is the foundation of real growth
• How redefining success can create a life that feels aligned from the inside out

If you’ve ever felt successful on paper but disconnected in your heart…
If you’re questioning what you’re building — and why…
Or if you’re craving a deeper, truer way to live…This conversation is for you.

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If worldschooling, family travel, and global parenting are on your radar—grab your earbuds! In Episode 144 of the Raising Wild Hearts Podcast, Ryann Watkin sits down with Monica Virga Alborno—Founder of Wanderwild Family Retreats and former Fortune 500 engineer— to  gently reframe family connection, vacation and true presence! 

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Recorded live at the Rise & Flourish event, this heartfelt interview — guest hosted by Danielle Neufeld — dives into subconscious healing, motherhood, and the energetic ripple effect of community. Stasia Jaramillo shares how 95% of our lives are run by the subconscious mind, how childhood experiences shape us, and how healing yourself as a mom can heal generations to come.

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In this episode of Raising Wild Hearts, Ryann Watkin sits down with chiropractor and nervous system educator Dr. Kristina Guerriero, founder of StillPoint, to explore how true healing happens when the body feels safe.

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Together, they unpack what neural tension really is, how living in survival mode impacts our emotions, creativity, and physical health, and why slow, subtle nervous system work often creates the deepest and most lasting change. This conversation is especially for overwhelmed moms, recovering perfectionists, and anyone feeling stretched too thin — a grounded reminder that healing doesn’t have to be dramatic to be meaningful. 

Topics we cover:
• Nervous system regulation
• Neural tension + stress
• Healing through safety and stillness
• Motherhood, capacity, and overwhelm
• Gentle chiropractic & tonal work

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What if the hardest parenting moments were actually invitations to heal yourself?

In this Rise & Flourish Series conversation, guest host Danielle Neufeld sits down with Jessica Hausknecht, conscious parenting coach and founder of Parenting with Heart and Science, to talk about how we can move from chaos to connection in our homes — and in ourselves.

Jessica shares her own journey from overwhelm and yelling to creating deep, peaceful relationships with her kids, and how understanding our triggers and belief patterns can transform the entire family dynamic.

You’ll hear:

• How Jessica shifted from reaction to response — and found joy in everyday parenting
• The truth about why our kids’ behavior triggers us (and what it’s really showing us about ourselves)
• How to get your partner on board when you’re doing the inner work first
• Why modeling healthy conflict and teamwork is one of the greatest gifts we can give our children
• Simple mindset shifts to help you parent with more peace, play, and purpose

Whether you’re new to conscious parenting or just craving more harmony at home, this episode will remind you that connection is the heart of it all.

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💫 Learn more about Jessica’s coaching at https://www.findmyzenfam.com/

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In today’s episode, Ryann takes you into the real heart of mindfulness — not the tidy, think-your-way-to-calm version — but the embodied, lived-in, messy human version. This episode is a grounding breath for anyone who feels stretched thin, rushed, overwhelmed, or stuck in their head.

This episode covers: 

• Mindfulness is helpful, but mental awareness alone won’t ground you — true presence requires somatic awareness too.
• Most overwhelm isn’t a mindset problem; it’s a nervous system one — especially for women conditioned to live in their minds.
• A yoga teaching reframed everything: it’s not about “ascending” spiritually, but descending fully into your body.
• Your childhood wiring (ages 0–7) influences today’s rushing, reacting, and difficulty staying present.
• A simple hand-on-heart + belly breath practice can expand your sense of time and help you drop back into your body in seconds.
• A reminder that healing isn’t about being perfect — it’s about being present.

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