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Something starts to change in midlife… and you feel it.
In your body. In your energy. In the way the old ways of holding it all together just stop working.
The patterns get louder. The questions get harder to ignore.
What am I actually here to do?
And underneath that, something deeper — how to start healing from trauma in a way that actually changes things, not just helps you cope.
In this episode, I’m joined by Ajita Shah — a psychologist who also works in energy healing, and is bridging those two worlds in a really grounded way.
We talk about what happens when talk therapy helps… but doesn’t quite reach the deeper layers. What is talk therapy really doing, and where does it stop?
And from there, we open up the conversation around what is energy healing — not as something abstract, but as a way of working with the patterns, emotions, and experiences we carry in the body and nervous system.
Ajitah shares her own story — growing up highly sensitive, feeling things deeply, and eventually reaching a point in her clinical work where the traditional tools just weren’t enough on their own.
That’s what led her into deeper work — including Omnisource Healing, karmic patterns, and the idea that some of what we’re moving through in midlife isn’t new… it’s just ready to be seen.
We also get into the part that isn’t always easy to hear.
Responsibility without blame.
Self-love that looks like boundaries.
And the slow process of rebuilding trust in your own intuition — not as a thought, but as something you feel.
There’s also a bigger conversation here around purpose and conscious leadership.
What it actually looks like to be someone who’s done their own work — and how that ripples out into families, relationships, and even workplaces.
If you’re in that space where things aren’t quite working the way they used to… where you’re questioning your direction, your patterns, or your purpose in midlife, this is a really honest conversation to sit with.
And a different way of understanding what’s really going on — and what might be possible from here.
Visit our website to find out more about this week's guest.
All of our guests, including this one, are included in our Guest Directory so that you can find out more about them and the work that they do.
https://midliferebelpodcast.com/guest-directory
If you'd like to support the show you can buy me a coffee!
https://buymeacoffee.com/midliferebelpodcast
By Host - Nadine Shaw - Midlife Rebel, Astrologer, Gene Keys Guide, Human Design Enthusiast5
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Something starts to change in midlife… and you feel it.
In your body. In your energy. In the way the old ways of holding it all together just stop working.
The patterns get louder. The questions get harder to ignore.
What am I actually here to do?
And underneath that, something deeper — how to start healing from trauma in a way that actually changes things, not just helps you cope.
In this episode, I’m joined by Ajita Shah — a psychologist who also works in energy healing, and is bridging those two worlds in a really grounded way.
We talk about what happens when talk therapy helps… but doesn’t quite reach the deeper layers. What is talk therapy really doing, and where does it stop?
And from there, we open up the conversation around what is energy healing — not as something abstract, but as a way of working with the patterns, emotions, and experiences we carry in the body and nervous system.
Ajitah shares her own story — growing up highly sensitive, feeling things deeply, and eventually reaching a point in her clinical work where the traditional tools just weren’t enough on their own.
That’s what led her into deeper work — including Omnisource Healing, karmic patterns, and the idea that some of what we’re moving through in midlife isn’t new… it’s just ready to be seen.
We also get into the part that isn’t always easy to hear.
Responsibility without blame.
Self-love that looks like boundaries.
And the slow process of rebuilding trust in your own intuition — not as a thought, but as something you feel.
There’s also a bigger conversation here around purpose and conscious leadership.
What it actually looks like to be someone who’s done their own work — and how that ripples out into families, relationships, and even workplaces.
If you’re in that space where things aren’t quite working the way they used to… where you’re questioning your direction, your patterns, or your purpose in midlife, this is a really honest conversation to sit with.
And a different way of understanding what’s really going on — and what might be possible from here.
Visit our website to find out more about this week's guest.
All of our guests, including this one, are included in our Guest Directory so that you can find out more about them and the work that they do.
https://midliferebelpodcast.com/guest-directory
If you'd like to support the show you can buy me a coffee!
https://buymeacoffee.com/midliferebelpodcast