Deprogramming from Liberal Feminism: A Female Physiologist’s Personal Revolution | Sarah Louisignau

About this episode

Sarah Louisignau shares her transformative journey from liberal feminism to reclaiming her body and motherhood.

Michigan-based female physiologist Sarah shares her journey from being a proudly non-monogamous, sex-positive liberal feminist to a woman reclaiming her body , fertility, and longing for motherhood. Raised by a single mother who helped shape her world view, she built her trauma healing practice based on an ideology that promised freedom but instead delivered disconnection — from men who truly respect women and from her female body. Sarah opens up about leaving the polyamorous world, witnessing the aftermath of the covid shots in her clinical practice, and facing backlash for simply using the word woman . After years of deprogramming and somatic-based healing, Sarah stands in her truth while continuing to support women of varying ideological beliefs who have been chewed up and spit out by the western medical model, and is ready to conceive for the first time at the age of 44, shedding the lies of overpopulation and climate doom and embracing motherhood as the most radical act of body reclamation. ⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠p.s. The things I want to say but don't say live on my substack. Subscribe for $6/month and unlock all premium content →⁠ ⁠ ⁠Know in 4hrs: Decide whether or not to freeze your…

People in this episode

Host: Isabella Malbin

Guest: Sarah Louisignau

Topics covered

• feminism
• body reclamation
• motherhood
• trauma healing
• personal journey
• healthcare
• ideological beliefs

Keywords

• liberal feminism
• body reclamation
• motherhood
• trauma healing
• polyamory
• covid shots
• female physiologist

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: western medical model

Places: Michigan

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