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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2026 · 26 MIN

Episode 23: Collective Trauma, Self-Healing, and Returning to Humanity

from That's What She Said · host Amanda

Send a textWe are not living in normal times—and your body knows it.In this episode, Amanda explores collective trauma: what it is, why so many of us feel anxious, reactive, or exhausted, and how prolonged stress impacts the nervous system and our sense of safety. This conversation is an invitation to slow down, come back into the body, and take responsibility for our own healing in the most loving, compassionate way.Through personal stories, energetic insight, and grounded spiritual wisdom, Amanda shares how what we see on the outside is often a reflection of what’s happening within, why self-healing practices like Reiki matter more than ever, and how tending to our own energy is an act of both personal and collective care.This episode also explores the role of selfless service—a core teaching found across ancient traditions—as a path back to meaning, connection, and true happiness.If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or unsure how to stay human in an inhumane world, this episode is for you.In This Episode, We Explore:What collective trauma is and how it shows up in daily lifeWhy so many people feel on edge, anxious, or emotionally raw right nowHow trauma lives in the body—not just the mindThe connection between energy, personal responsibility, and lived experienceWhy Reiki and self-healing practices help regulate the nervous systemHow embodiment supports healing during uncertain timesThe role of selfless service in restoring meaning and connectionWhy returning to our roots—community, ritual, presence, humanity—mattersKey Takeaways:You are not broken—you are responding normally to abnormal conditionsHealing doesn’t require fixing yourself, but listening to yourselfNervous system regulation is essential in times of collective stressWhat we tend internally shapes how we experience the external worldActs of compassion and service are powerful medicine—for ourselves and othersResources & Offerings Mentioned:Reiki & self-healing practicesEmbodiment and nervous system regulationOngoing workshops and healing spaces with Amanda (Details shared at the end of the episode)Reflection Prompt for Listeners:Where in your life are you being invited to slow down, come back into your body, and take loving responsibility for your own well-being?Closing Reminder:Healing the collective begins with tending the self—gently, honestly, and with compassion.Learn More about Lucy and Violet:https://violetleclaire.com/Support the show

Send a text We are not living in normal times—and your body knows it. In this episode, Amanda explores collective trauma: what it is, why so many of us feel anxious, reactive, or exhausted, and how prolonged stress impacts the nervous system and our sense of safety. This conversation is an invitation to slow down, come back into the body, and take responsibility for our own healing in the most loving, compassionate way. Through personal stories, energetic insight, and grounded spiritual wisdo...

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