Heal Your Life Talk Radio Show with Victoria Johnson, Heal Your Life Trainer and Coach Trainer

In this episode of the Heal Your Life® Talk Show, Victoria Johnson welcomes licensed life coach Parveen Deepak for a moving conversation about hope, healing, breast cancer recovery, grief, gratitude, and the life-changing power of Louise Hay’s teachings.Parveen shares how reading You Can Heal Your Life more than 20 years ago introduced her to the affirmation “All is well,” a phrase that became an anchor through family loss, her sister’s breast cancer journey, and eventually her own diagnosis and recovery.Together, Victoria and Parveen discuss how to choose hope without denying reality, how anger can be channelled into healing and learning, and why gratitude can help us find strength during times of change.This conversation is for anyone navigating illness, grief, family change, or a season of uncertainty.Books Mentioned: You Can Heal Your Life, by Louise HayThe Soul of Money, by Lynne TwistParveen Deepak is a licensed life coach who supports people through life transitions, personal growth, and healing. Her work is shaped by her lived experience, her love of Louise Hay’s teachings, and her belief in the power of choice, gratitude, and inner strength. You can reach out to Parveen at Parveendeepak@hotmail.comVictoria Johnson is a Heal Your Life® Trainer, coach, author, and facilitator who supports people in personal transformation, emotional healing, and self-awareness. Through the Heal Your Life® Talk Show, Victoria shares conversations that inspire growth, healing, and new possibilities. Learn more about becoming a Heal Your Life Coach and Workshop Teacher on our WEBSITE.

This is a "must-watch" episode! In this episode, Victoria sits down with Dr. David Clarke, MD, President of the Association for Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms, to explore a topic that is often misunderstood and frequently missed in traditional healthcare: neuroplastic symptoms.These are very real physical symptoms, such as chronic pain, fatigue, migraines, dizziness, and other conditions that are not caused by structural disease, but by the brain’s response to stress and unresolved emotional experiences. Dr. Clarke explains that these symptoms affect approximately one in three adults, yet many people go years without a proper diagnosis or effective treatment.Together, they unpack how past experiences, especially childhood adversity, along with personality patterns like perfectionism and people-pleasing, can contribute to the development of these symptoms. The conversation highlights how suppressed or unprocessed emotions can manifest physically, often leaving individuals feeling confused, dismissed, or stuck in cycles of ongoing health challenges.Dr. Clarke shares compelling case examples of individuals who experienced significant and lasting relief once the emotional drivers behind their symptoms were identified and addressed. He also introduces practical approaches to healing, including increasing awareness of stressors, processing emotions, and simple techniques such as therapeutic writing to safely express what has been held in.This episode offers both validation and direction for anyone who has struggled with symptoms that do not seem to have a clear medical explanation. It provides a grounded and hopeful perspective on the mind-body connection and reinforces that these symptoms are not imagined and, importantly, are treatable.Key Takeaways:Neuroplastic symptoms are common and often misunderstoodPhysical symptoms can be driven by stress and emotional patternsSuppressed emotions do not disappear; they show up in the bodyAwareness and emotional processing are central to healingRecovery is possible, even after years of symptomsResources Mentioned:Symptomatic.me (self-assessment and educational resources). Be sure to check it out! To learn more about host Victoria Johnson and the training she provides, please visit her WEBSITE.

After a much-needed hiatus, Heal Your Life Talk Radio returns with a heartfelt and inspiring episode featuring host Victoria Johnson — this time in the guest seat, interviewed by Amy Garcia Baker. In this intimate conversation, Victoria shares the story behind the podcast's creation, the personal and professional experiences that shaped her break, and the powerful clarity that followed.Together, they explore:The evolution of the Heal Your Life® program and what’s new for October 2025How Victoria rebuilt her energy and vision through rest, reflection, and reinventionDaily practices that help her stay grounded, healthy, and alignedExciting plans for upcoming podcast guests and new video content on YouTubeA candid look at Louise Hay’s impact, affirmations, and what’s on Victoria’s nightstandWhether you’re a long-time listener or a new follower, this episode is a warm welcome back and a reminder that taking a step back is sometimes the most powerful move forward.www.thetraining.cavictoria@thetraining.caYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HealYourLifeTrainingIG: https://www.instagram.com/healyourlifecanada/FB: https://www.facebook.com/healyourlifetraining/

Join the conversation as we sit down with Julie Marrast, a woman with a revolutionary perspective on parenting. Every parent feels the weight of shaping a life, and Julie's transformative experiences have birthed her book, "Different Than Your Parents." It is a beacon for those navigating the uncharted waters of raising emotionally intelligent children. Our discussion cuts to the core of parenting, challenging listeners to see their children as mirrors reflecting their deepest selves—a realization that turns every outburst and milestone into a chance for personal growth and a stronger parent-child bond.To learn more about Julie, visit her website HERE.

In this captivating podcast episode, we delve into the profound and enlightening memoir journal penned by Annette Alix Roussin. Starting as a child in a remote First Nations community, Annette's life path took her from humble beginnings to the halls of academia at the University of Manitoba, where she pursued a Master of Social Work degree. This higher education expanded her knowledge and became a crucial vehicle for her to explore the profound impacts of colonization on Indigenous communities and her own personal journey. Annette's memoir journal is a poignant narrative that reverberates with the generational effects of colonization on the mental health and well-being of Indigenous Peoples. It is a work grounded not only in her own experiences but also fortified by the insights of other Indigenous authors. Listeners will be moved by the candid accounts of how colonization deeply affected Annette's self-esteem and personal development. Through her storytelling, Annette shares her own transformative journey of reconnecting with her culture and finding healing in the face of the painful legacy of colonialism. What makes this podcast episode truly unique is its invitation for readers to immerse themselves in this sacred space and reflect on their own relationship with colonization, self-identity as an Indigenous person, and their role as Canadian citizens. Journal prompts scattered throughout the book provide opportunities for introspection and engagement, making this memoir journal a powerful tool for personal growth and societal reflection. Whether you are an Indigenous person navigating your own path to self-discovery or a non-Indigenous individual seeking to understand and empathize with the lasting effects of colonialism, this podcast episode offers valuable insights into Annette's remarkable journey and the broader implications of colonization. Join us as we unravel the pages of this compelling memoir journal, exploring the profound questions it raises about identity, healing, and the collective responsibility we all share in shaping a more inclusive and understanding future. To learn more about Annette Alix Roussin's work and acquire her book, visit her website HERE and find "I Am My Culture: My Memoir of Self Determination, on Amazon, HERE in Canada and HERE on Amazon.com.

If this podcast doesn't inspire you, check your pulse.  Taylor shares how he has transformed his life and now inspires youth and other men to do the same. Taylor Bull is a singer/songwriter, professional athlete, youth worker, Heal Your Life® coach and workshop leader, and addictions counselor. In his words..."...Music saved my life... It gave me a voice when I felt unheard... I am a storyteller... My songs are my stories...All I've ever wanted to do was inspire... I hope you enjoy these stories... They are my life..." Taylor has what he calls a colorful past.  Involved with gang life, he was full-speed down a path to self-destruction.  Now he inspires people, including some from his past, to practice self-compassion and to live a life that is thriving and full of opportunities.  We discuss the importance of giving men the space to express themselves and heal—and Taylor isn't just talking about it, he is doing it. Learn more about Taylor Bull HERE.

"I believe you have more power within you than you are aware of. You possess an energy technology that many different spiritual and healing traditions around the world have described and connected to. Learning to use this technology is your birthright, and I strive to create resources that will help you do so." ~Lisa Erikson Lisa Erickson takes a holistic approach to illness.  In this episode, she speaks about self-guided techniques for healing trauma and owning your own power.  Lisa is a chakra-based energy worker, writer, and teacher.  In her early days, she was positively influenced by Louise Hay's work with the mind-body connection and mapping out probable causes of illness. Lisa has trained in multiple energy healing modalities as well as in mindfulness meditation instruction and trauma sensitivity. She is a member of the International Association of Meditation Instructors and the American Holistic Health Association. You can learn more about Lisa and her book, Chakra Empowerment for Women,  HERE.

Learn how to transform "I am busy" to I am calm and I have plenty of time," with a simple meditation during this podcast.  It really works! Vanessa spent nearly ten years following the traditional route of what she should do. She worked her tail off on Wall Street, got her MBA from Stanford, and achieved “success,” but lost touch with her own inner voice…until she couldn’t ignore it any longer. The whispers became louder telling Vanessa something BIGGER was missing. She wanted deeper purpose and meaning in my life and found out how to get it. Vanessa Loder is a women’s leadership expert, writer, speaker, and energetic sparkplug committed to helping others expand what’s possible for their life and to creating a world that redefines power as we know it. Visit Vanessa's website for loads of free resources including a  free 30-day meditation challenge. https://vanessaloder.com/