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The Wounded Healers Podcast
Janessa Gil
72 episodes
3 days ago

We are two women diagnosed with autoimmune diseases in our early 20s. We were lucky enough to find eachother and find community and that is something we would like to bring to anyone else who may be in a similar place.

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We are two women diagnosed with autoimmune diseases in our early 20s. We were lucky enough to find eachother and find community and that is something we would like to bring to anyone else who may be in a similar place.

Show more...
Alternative Health
Health & Fitness
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Episode 72: Caught In The Loop
The Wounded Healers Podcast
1 hour 6 minutes 12 seconds
1 week ago
Episode 72: Caught In The Loop

In this eye opening episode, we pull back the curtain on the darker side of social media beyond the filters, trends, and endless scrolling. We explore how platforms are designed to keep us hooked by tapping into our brain’s dopamine system, why echo chambers are shaping the way we think, and how the constant comparison culture contributes to disordered eating and body image struggles.


But the impact isn’t only mental our physical health is taking a hit too. From “tech neck” to poor posture, we’ll discuss how hours of scrolling are affecting our bodies without us even realizing it.

The Wounded Healers Podcast

We are two women diagnosed with autoimmune diseases in our early 20s. We were lucky enough to find eachother and find community and that is something we would like to bring to anyone else who may be in a similar place.