Women Who Heal – Inspiring Stories from The Red Tent Program for PMDD

Women Who Heal - Inspiring Stories from The Red Tent Program for PMDD
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Welcome to Women Who Heal, a podcast that shines a light on the courageous journeys of women transforming their lives through The Red Tent Program for PMDD. Hosted by award-winning hypnotherapist Natalie Ryan Hebert, this podcast is a sanctuary for those navigating the emotional and physical challenges of premenstrual dysphoric disorder.
Through heartfelt interviews, you'll hear inspiring stories of resilience, self-discovery, and healing from women who’ve reclaimed their lives using holistic and transformational tools.
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The podcast focuses on topics surrounding premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), personal healing journeys, and techniques for emotional empowerment. Episodes spotlight transformative stories, such as Jo's journey to self-love and Rachelle's breakthrough after 15 years of PMDD control, illustrating the connection between PMDD and underlying emotional trauma, rooting the content in both personal experiences and therapeutic insights.

Welcome to Women Who Heal, a podcast that shines a light on the courageous journeys of women transforming their lives through The Red Tent Program for PMDD. Hosted by award-winning hypnotherapist Natalie Ryan Hebert, this podcast is a sanctuary for those navigating the emotional and physical challenges of premenstrual dysphoric disorder.
Through heartfelt interviews, you’ll hear inspiring stories of resilience, self-discovery, and healing from women who’ve reclaimed their lives using holistic and transformational tools.
In this real and raw episode of Women Who Heal, Natalie sits down with Sally, a Rapid Transformational Therapist and performer to explore the emotional, physical, and spiritual landscape of perimenopause and menopause. Sally opens up about her anxiety, burnout, and the generational trauma that shaped her – and how deep inner work, slowing down, and redefining success helped her reclaim joy and connection.
This episode is a heartfelt invitation to listen to your body, validate your experience, and embrace the transformation waiting on the other side of the fog.Episode Outline and Timestamps:00:00 – Welcome and introduction to Sally01:40 – The message Sally would write across the sky about menopause02:26 – Menopause as metamorphosis, not just a hormonal event04:48 – The emotional and physical unraveling06:01 – What Sally wishes she could tell her younger self10:55 – How trauma and emotional suppression show up during perimenopause15:10 – The pressure to achieve and perform during burnout21:01 – Physical symptoms Sally experienced27:00 – Generational trauma and the “good girl” coping strategy31:04 – Breaking the cycle: rest, support, and boundaries36:46 – Coming into “second spring” postmenopause43:05 – Choosing healing modalities and redefining power49:01 – Sally’s approach to helping women through RTT55:04 – Why it’s never just the hormones and the value of deep work59:02 – Ending with inspiration, hope, and the butterfly effectGuest Bio:Sally Garozzo is a Rapid Transformational Therapist, menopause educator, and former performer who now helps women navigate the emotional complexities of midlife. Through her signature 30-day RTT-based transformational package, she supports women in reclaiming their identity, working through rage, anxiety, and exhaustion, and finding deep rest, alignment, and self-trust. Sally's approach is grounded in compassion, lived experience, and an understanding that healing begins when we stop apologising for our needs.Short Synopsis:Sally joins Natalie to share the emotional truth of menopause – beyond the hormone charts. From anxiety at traffic lights to sleepless nights on tour, Sally opens up about how perimenopause forced her to pause, examine her core wounds, and discover the essential power waiting on the other side of surrender.Key Takeaways:Menopause is not just about hormones; it's an emotional and spiritual metamorphosis.Anxiety and burnout often point to deeper subconscious beliefs shaped by childhood and generational trauma.Healing comes through permission—to slow down, to stop performing, to feel, and to rest.Women don’t need to push harder; they need to feel safer in their bodies.Deep work like RTT can reveal the “no wonder” moments that unlock radical self-compassion and lasting change.Midlife is not the end, it’s a second spring—and it can be beautiful.If you found solace or insight in this conversation, share it with a woman in your life who needs to hear it. Want to explore this work for yourself? Book a free discovery call with Natalie https://www.natalieryanhebert.com

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