EPISODE · Nov 24, 2025 · 57 MIN
23. The Impact of Religious Trauma on Female Physiology with Madisen Smith
from Nourishing Our Sanity · host Kymber Maulden
Kymber sits down with Madison to explore her journey out of the Mormon church and into deeper self-trust, embodiment, and emotional clarity. Madison shares how perfectionism, external expectations, and a culture of “proving your worth” shaped her early life — and how questioning those systems led her toward healing.Today on Nourishing Our Sanity:Perfectionism and Conformity: How growing up Mormon influenced Madisen’s tendenciesMadisen’s first moments of doubt — and how it felt when her beliefs no longer matched her lived experienceHow religious systems can disconnect people from their intuition and bodyAn update on Madison’s physical and emotional health post-MormonismWhere to find Madisen:Instagram: @the.gut.goddessLinktree: Madisen, the Gut Goddess Where to find Kymber:Instagram: @kymbermauldenSubstack: @kymbermauldenWebsite: kymbermaulden.comEmail: [email protected] Resources:Kymber’s HTMA Consultation*This show is produced by Mountain Valley Media*
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Kymber sits down with Madison to explore her journey out of the Mormon church and into deeper self-trust, embodiment, and emotional clarity. Madison shares how perfectionism, external expectations, and a culture of “proving your worth” shaped her early life — and how questioning those systems led her toward healing. Today on Nourishing Our Sanity: Perfectionism and Conformity: How growing up Mormon influenced Madisen’s tendenciesMadisen’s first moments of doubt — and how it felt when her beli...
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