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.
Learn more about the program here: https://www.natalieryanhebert.com
In this honest and inspiring episode, Natalie sits down with a former Red Tent Program client to discuss her journey from debilitating PMDD symptoms to living a vibrant, joyful life.
Living overseas as a young mother, far from family support, she began experiencing intense anxiety, mood swings, physical pain, rumination, and relationship struggles that seemed to appear out of nowhere. For two weeks of every month she felt like herself. For the other two weeks, she felt as though she was becoming someone she didn’t recognise.
After years of confusion, self-doubt, and being told it was “just PMS”, she finally discovered PMDD. But while receiving a diagnosis brought relief, it didn’t provide the answers she was truly seeking.
In this conversation, she shares how working through The Red Tent Program and RTT helped her uncover the unconscious beliefs and childhood experiences driving her symptoms, heal longstanding wounds around rejection, not feeling good enough, and people-pleasing, and ultimately transform her relationship with herself.
Several years later, she reflects on the profound changes that have followed – from freedom from debilitating symptoms to stronger boundaries, deeper self-trust, reconnecting with creativity, and finding the confidence to live life on her own terms.
The early signs of PMDD and why it often goes unrecognised
Living abroad, motherhood, isolation and emotional overwhelm
The relief of finally discovering PMDD and receiving validation
Why hormones may amplify existing wounds rather than create them
The connection between PMDD, sensitivity, intuition and creativity
Childhood experiences that shaped beliefs about worthiness and belonging
How people-pleasing develops as a survival strategy
The power of RTT and accessing the subconscious mind
Learning to become the observer of your thoughts
Reparenting the inner child and building self-trust
Why boundaries are an act of kindness
The surprising link between physical symptoms and emotional pain
Life after healing: creativity, confidence, self-respect and freedom
“Every month was trying to wake me up. PMDD wasn’t punishing me – it was showing me what needed healing.”
PMDD is often viewed as a hormonal disorder to be managed, but for many women it can also be a powerful invitation to heal deeper emotional wounds. When we learn to understand the messages beneath the symptoms, profound transformation becomes possible.
The Red Tent Program combines RTT (Rapid Transformational Therapy), hypnosis, metacognitive psychology, nervous system regulation, and trauma-informed healing tools to help women address the root causes of PMDD symptoms and reclaim their lives.
Website: www.natalieryanhebert.com
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