Creative Healing Podcast

Episode Fifty Seven: Awaken in Provence: Sound Healing, Travel and Transformation with Tatiana Chernyshova

Tatiana Chernyshova is a cellist, walking mentor, and retreat leader based in Provence, France. She creates transformative experiences for women navigating transition, healing, and self-discovery — weaving together sound journeys, sacred pilgrimage, and the ancient landscapes of the South of France. Through her signature Walking Mentorship retreats and cello sound journeys, Tatiana walks alongside women through the moments that ask everything of us — the crossroads, the silences, the reckonings. Her work explores the deep connection between voice, authenticity, and the sacred feminine, inviting women to reclaim parts of themselves that have been forgotten, silenced, or left behind. A graduate of the Royal Academy of Music and an EMCC-accredited coach, she brings together the rigour of professional musicianship and the intuitive wisdom of someone who has walked her own path of transformation. Her retreats draw pilgrims to the grotto of Mary Magdalene at Sainte-Baume — a site of ancient feminine mystery — as well as into the wild hills and lavender fields of Provence. Tatiana's mission is simple and profound: to help women find and embody their authentic voice — not only the physical voice of speaking and singing, but the deeper voice of a life lived in true alignment. Connect with Tatiana here: Instagram @tatiana_in_provence

Episode Fifty Six: Creative Healing: Defining Transformation Through Travel With Dr Suzy Ross

Dr. Suzy Ross is a transformation scholar, practitioner, and founder of Integr8™, a company dedicated to the science and practice of human transformation and integration. For more than 20 years, her research and professional work have explored how profound life experiences become lasting change. Her doctoral research led to the development of the Figure-8 Model of Transformation, a research-based framework that helps clinicians, facilitators, and wellness professionals understand and support preparation, transformational experiences, and long-term integration. Connect with Suzy here: https://suzyross.net/ [https://suzyross.net/]

Episode Fifty Five: Creative Healing with Somatic & Integrative Practitioner Peggy Khoucasian

In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Peggy Khoucasian, a somatic and integrative practitioner, founder of the Sisterhood Agency, and creator of Daughters of Culture. Through her work in somatic attachment therapy, trauma healing, embodiment, and integrative coaching, Peggy helps women reconnect with themselves by healing through the body and nervous system. Together, we explore the power of nervous system regulation, embodiment, attachment, and inner child healing. Peggy shares how unresolved experiences shape the way we move through the world and offers practical insights for cultivating greater resilience, self-trust, connection, and freedom. This conversation is an invitation to reconnect with your body, embrace healing beyond mindset, and discover the transformative power of somatic work. Connect with Peggy here: https://www.sisterhoodagency.com/ [https://www.sisterhoodagency.com/]

Episode Fifty Four: Creative Healing with End-of-Life Conversations (Part 1)

In this episode, Michelle and Darcy explore how to find meaning, purpose and peace through life's transitions. Daily life can be more manageable and meaningful when we have conversations that matter. How we live, love, move through change and approach death are topics we care about and know you do, too. Listen in for some of the ways we are navigating the realities of looking ahead, not only with our clients, but with our loved ones and ourselves as well.

Episode Fifty Three: Financial Health with Ron Gallen

In this episode of the Creative Healing Podcast, we sit down with Ron Gallen to explore the deeply emotional relationship many people have with money, especially when financial behaviors begin threatening stability, wellbeing, or recovery. Ron works at the intersection of finances and therapy, helping clients untangle the emotional patterns, family dynamics and survival strategies hidden beneath chronic money struggles. With clarity and compassion, he translates complex financial and psychological challenges into practical, sustainable solutions people can actually live with. Author of The Money Trap, Ron's work has been recognized internationally, including features in New York Magazine and The Times. He is most known for the relief clients experience when they finally feel understood, often after years of shame, confusion, conflict or repeated financial setbacks.