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The Healership Academy™

The Healership Academy™

著者： Auroara Leigh
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The Healership Academy is a show hosted by Auroara Leigh, MEd, Wellness Anthropologist, exploring how we unlearn the stories that keep us stuck and relearn the ones that build a well society.

Through the lens of Wellness Anthropology, Auroara invites listeners into conversations about trauma, culture, leadership, healing, nervous systems, relationships, identity, systems change, and what it really means to be well.

This is where we unlearn the idea that people are broken, disordered, lazy, too sensitive, too much, or not enough.

We unlearn the paradigms that pathologize human responses while ignoring the conditions people are responding to.

And we relearn what creates safety, connection, dignity, belonging, accountability, cultural humility, emotional honesty, and human flourishing.

The Healership Academy™ is an invitation to think deeper, feel differently, and practice new ways of being together.

A well society is possible, and it begins with remembering what it means to be human.

Together we can create a healing world, culture, and experience for ourselves and the next generations! Learn more at www.simplysacred.ca or on Skool at The Healership Academy.

2026 Auroara Leigh 心理学 心理学・心の健康 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Moving Beyond Pathology: The UK Psychiatry Apology & Reclaiming Whole-Self Healing | S01 E06

    Moving Beyond Pathology: The UK Psychiatry Apology & Reclaiming Whole-Self Healing | S01 E06
    2026/09/09

    In this episode of The Healership Academy, host Auroara Leigh addresses a significant paradigm shift within global mental health. On August 26, 2026, the UK’s Royal College of Psychiatrists issued a historic position statement apologizing for the "avoidable harm" adult survivors of non-recent child sexual abuse have experienced within the psychiatric system, including misdiagnosis, medical gaslighting, and re-traumatization.

    Auroara explores how Cartesian mind-body separation and pathologizing care models fail individuals who are expressing normal human responses to abnormal trauma. Grounded in cross-cultural research and her book, You're Not Crazy, You're Responding, this conversation bridges lived experience, systems-level accountability, and actionable steps toward building a trauma-informed, compassionate society.

    Resources & Links:

    • Book: You're Not Crazy, You're Responding: Reclaiming Wholeness in a Pathologized World
    • Companion Workbook: You're Not Crazy, You're Responding: Companion Workbook: Leigh, Auroara: 9781778108242: Books - Amazon.ca
    • Read the Official Statement: Royal College of Psychiatrists Position Statement on the Impact of Non-Recent Child Sexual Abuse (Published August 26, 2026)

    Connect with Auroara Leigh:

    Website: https://simplysacred.ca
    Skool: https://www.skool.com/simply-sacred-wauroara-leigh-2570/about?ref=fc371759fa1a43a88dcf8b2e7a7b6166
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/auroaraleigh/

    Email us at info@simplysacred.ca or simplysacred.coordinator@gmail.com

    Content & Safety Disclaimer

    Disclaimer: This podcast episode addresses complex topics surrounding mental health, medical trauma, pathologization, and non-recent child sexual abuse. Discussing these topics can bring up sensory or emotional activation in the nervous system. Please listen in a safe place and feel free to pause, revisit, or seek support as needed.

    This podcast is intended for educational, informational, and self-advocacy purposes and does not constitute formal medical or psychiatric advice.

    If you found this conversation validating or insightful, please like, subscribe, and leave a comment below letting us know what topics or questions you would like Auroara to explore in upcoming episodes!


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    39 分
  • Stop Saying "Get Over It": Why Trauma-Informed Workplaces Win | S01 E05

    Stop Saying "Get Over It": Why Trauma-Informed Workplaces Win | S01 E05
    2026/09/07

    Why is telling someone to "just get over it" not only ineffective, but harmful to workplace health? In this episode of The Healership Academy Podcast, Auroara Leigh explores why trauma responses (like freeze, fawn, or compliance) are autonomic nervous system reactions rather than choices or performance issues.

    We dive deep into:

    • The difference between heavy, authoritative management and trauma-informed leadership
    • How human dignity and inherent worth impact psychological safety at work
    • Why masking leads to chronic burnout and mental health fatigue
    • Practical ways managers can soften their approach and create spaces where people thrive
    • The power of the nervous system in shaping leadership and team dynamics

    📖 Get the Book: Pick up your copy of Sacred Witness on Amazon for practical guidance on trauma-informed care and building safe spaces: Sacred Witness: Trauma-Informed Care for Holistic Healers, Coaches, and Facilitators

    ✨ Join the Community: Take the free Leadership & Nervous System State Quiz inside The Healership Academy community!

    👩🏻‍💻 Check out upcoming workshops here: https://collections.humanitix.com/professional-development-workshops (Secure your tickets for the upcoming September 12 & 13 workshops!)

    Connect with Auroara Leigh:
    Website: Auroara Leigh | Healing, Culture & A Well Society
    Podcast: The Healership Academy

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/auroaraleigh/

    If this episode resonated with you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to hear it!

    #TraumaInformed #WorkplaceWellness #PsychologicalSafety #LeadershipDevelopment #NervousSystemRegulation #HealershipAcademy #HumanDignity #BurnoutPrevention #HeartCenteredLeadership #SacredWitness
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    18 分
  • Decolonizing Mental Health with Len Pierre: Discussing Auroara's New Book | S01 E03

    Decolonizing Mental Health with Len Pierre: Discussing Auroara's New Book | S01 E03
    2026/08/31

    In this episode, Auroara Leigh sits down with Len Pierre for a deeply reflective conversation about healing, decolonizing mental health, self-validation, trauma, and wellness outside of institutional definitions.

    Together, they explore what shifts when we move away from asking, “What is wrong with me?” and instead ask what has happened to us, what is true for us, and what wellness looks like on our own terms.

    Auroara shares insights from her book, You’re Not Crazy, You’re Responding: Reclaiming Wholeness in a Pathologized World, discussing social conditioning, colonial violence, and how individuals become pathologized for natural responses to harmful environments. The dialogue moves through grief, anger, trauma, ceremony, relationships, nature, community, and the importance of reclaiming autonomy in our healing journeys. Len adds key perspectives on coming to terms with trauma, culturally grounded wellness, reconciliation, decolonization, and the long-term work of systemic change.

    At its heart, this episode is about restoring self-trust, reclaiming wholeness, and reimagining what our communities and institutions must become for true collective well-being.

    About the Guest: Len Pierre Len Pierre, M.Ed., is a Coast Salish educator, consultant, professor, TEDx speaker, entrepreneur, and traditional knowledge sharer from Katzie First Nation. As Owner and CEO of Len Pierre Consulting, he supports organizations in advancing Indigenous cultural safety, reconciliation, decolonization, anti-racism, and systemic transformation. Len holds a Master of Education from Simon Fraser University focusing on Indigenous curriculum design, blending Indigenous knowledge systems with leadership and organizational change to guide institutions beyond awareness toward meaningful policy and cultural shifts.

    Connect with Len Pierre:

    • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lenpierreco...
    • Website: https://www.lenpierreconsulting.com/

    About the Host: Auroara Leigh Auroara Leigh is a wellness anthropologist, educator, author, and founder of Simply Sacred Solutions and HEAL IT International. Her work bridges research, lived experience, somatic practice, and systems thinking to explore how trauma, culture, identity, and colonial systems shape human wellness. She is the author of You’re Not Crazy, You’re Responding and Sacred Witness, a trauma-informed guide for building safer, relational, and culturally responsive environments. Through facilitation, consulting, and healing-centered leadership development, Auroara supports individuals and organizations in reducing harm, building relational safety, and creating healthier ways of living and leading.

    Connect with Auroara Leigh:

    • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/auroaraleigh/
    • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/auroara/
    • Website: https://simplysacred.ca

    Get the Books:

    • You're Not Crazy, You're Responding: Reclaiming Wholeness in a Pathologized World: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/1778108228
    • Companion Workbook: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/1778108242
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    45 分
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