In this honest conversation, Rochel Leah opens up about her journey through an eating disorder—and the moment she realized that her life, her talents, and her voice were never meant to be kept small.

She shares how healing didn’t begin with control, but with surrender: understanding that our strengths are God-given, and that we are entrusted—not entitled—to use them. From that realization came a responsibility not just to survive, but to live fully and contribute meaningfully to the world.

Rochel Leah speaks candidly about body image, the quiet ways society shapes how women see themselves, and the internal battles so many fight in silence. Through the lens of Chassidus, she explores the medicinal power of Torah—how spiritual teachings don’t just inspire, but actively heal the mind, body, and soul.

This episode is a call to courage. To take life by the horns. To stop shrinking. To recognize that healing is not passive—and that each of us carries both the responsibility and the ability to heal ourselves, and in doing so, impact others.

A conversation about struggle, purpose, and the sacred work of becoming whole

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