In this episode of The Mind Change Podcast, Heather McKean sits down with Monja Delport, a Mind Change practitioner who unexpectedly found her calling after witnessing her husband’s recovery from chronic pain. Monja opens up about her journey from skepticism to empowerment, revealing how changing subconscious patterns transformed her life, relationships, and parenting. They discuss the power of self-tending, the impact of childhood trauma, and how reprogramming the mind can create lasting, positive change. If you’ve ever felt trapped by your thoughts or circumstances, this conversation will show you another way forward.

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What we covered in this episode:

⚡ The Power of Mind Change in Healing – Monja’s husband’s chronic pain vanished after Mind Change sessions, leading her to explore its impact.

🔄 Breaking Free from Subconscious Patterns – She uncovered hidden triggers affecting her body and learned to reprogram them.

💪 Shifting from Victim Mentality to Empowerment – Monja realized she wasn’t trapped by her thoughts and took control of her mindset.

❤️ The Ripple Effect on Relationships – Healing herself transformed her marriage, parenting, and even workplace interactions.

🌿 The Concept of "Self-Tending" – Instead of “self-work,” she embraced personal growth as nurturing her inner world.

🌟 How Healing Yourself Benefits Others – Her transformation uplifted her family and inspired others on their own journeys.

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