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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2025 · 39 MIN

Alexandra Goldwell: Releasing Ancestral Trauma

from Women Like Me Stories & Business · host Julie Fairhurst

Send us Fan MailAlexandra Goldwell brings a rare combination of expertise as a therapist, clairvoyant healer, educator, and cancer survivor to this profound conversation about healing generational trauma and reconnecting with our body's wisdom.From her early days studying psychology at 19, Alexandra has been driven by essential questions about suffering and healing that led her to explore diverse modalities worldwide. When confronted with stage four cancer, she faced what she calls a "pinnacle test" of everything she'd learned, choosing to approach her healing journey in a way that would ultimately serve others.The conversation takes a fascinating turn as Alexandra explains how suppressed emotions manifest as physical ailments. "Any suppressed parts of ourselves end up getting twisted up and coming out in inflammation somewhere in the body," she explains. This emotional suppression traps our life force, leaving many people merely seeking ways to "keep going" rather than truly thriving.For women especially, Alexandra identifies deeply ingrained ancestral patterns of prioritizing caregiving above personal needs. When asked what they need, most women "look like deer in headlights," having rarely considered the question. Breaking these patterns not only heals ourselves but ripples through future generations, affecting "the whole web of humanity."Alexandra's healing approach combines traditional therapy with remarkable energy reading abilities that developed over her 25-year practice. She describes seeing thought patterns as spinning wheels and blockages as gray or clumped areas in a person's energy field. By identifying these patterns and their origins, she helps clients release them surprisingly quickly, allowing energy to flow freely again.Whether you're struggling with anxiety, fertility challenges, or simply feeling disconnected from your purpose, Alexandra's compassionate message offers hope: "Be more gentle with yourself. You are so loved because you are love." INSTAGRAMhttps://www.instagram.com/alexandragoldwell/BOOK A CONSULT...https://alexandra-goldwell-ma.square.site/If this conversation stirred something in you… good. That’s where change begins.Make sure you’re subscribed, share this with someone who needs it, and if you’re ready to tell your story, step into your voice, or build a life that actually feels like yours… You’re in the right place.I’m Julie Fairhurst, and this is where stories turn into power.Go to my website if you would like to be a guest on the Women Like Me Stories & Business in the toolbar click Let's PodcastJulie's Website

Send us Fan Mail Alexandra Goldwell brings a rare combination of expertise as a therapist, clairvoyant healer, educator, and cancer survivor to this profound conversation about healing generational trauma and reconnecting with our body's wisdom. From her early days studying psychology at 19, Alexandra has been driven by essential questions about suffering and healing that led her to explore diverse modalities worldwide. When confronted with stage four cancer, she faced what she calls a "pinn...

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