10/27/2025
I’ve come to understand that being a wounded healer doesn’t mean I’m still broken. It means I’ve been to the hard places — physically, emotionally, spiritually — and I’ve learned how to come back with medicine. My wounds taught me how to listen differently, to care deeper, and to help others find their way without losing themselves in the process.
For a long time, I thought I had to toughen up — that my sensitivity was weakness. Now I know it’s my superpower. My healing became the roadmap I now offer others: how to turn pain into purpose, burnout into alignment, and self-sacrifice into self-trust.
I’m not here to fix anyone. I’m here to remind us all that we already have what we need to heal — we just have to listen to it.
I had the honor of joining on the Meds & Magic Podcast to talk about what it truly means to be a *wounded healer*. We dove into how mindset, self-trust, and community shape our healing journeys and why it’s time for us to take our power back in how we approach health and medicine.
Listen here 🎧 → https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wounded-healer-a-journey-of-transformation/id1842710454?i=1000733558452
https://youtu.be/daRI0C1xzzQ
In this episode of the Meds and Magic podcast, host Samantha Wakefield engages in a deep conversation with Dr. Darnita Henry about her journey as a holistic ...
