Goddess Rising Podcast

About Goddess Rising Podcast

Hello, I am Brooke Deanne the host for Goddess Rising. I am a Trauma Healing Mentor, RTT Therapist, Clinical Hypnotherapist, and NLP Practitioner. This podcast is meant for those who believe in unlocking the power from within and using our voice to create real change for woman, and to empower, learn, expand consciousness, and uplift each other. If you have been burdened by a past of trauma, abuse, and toxic relationships this is a safe space to learn, and embody your truth. I am here to help you shift from shame, to self love and empowerment.

Publisher

Brooke Deanne

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

27 Feb 2023

Latest episode

13 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

1 of 120 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   13 Oct 2026

   Your Body Is Speaking—Are You Listening?

   What if the answers you've been searching for aren't outside of you—but already living within your body? In this episode of Goddess Rising, I sit down with TEDx speaker, author, and embodied leadership coach Jen Aks (https://jenaks.com/)to explore body intelligence, intuition, nervous system regulation, and the power of learning to trust yourself again. Jen shares her own journey from feeling disconnected from her worth and inner wisdom to discovering the intelligence of the body—and why listening to its signals can completely change the way we make decisions and move through life. We talk about: Body intelligence vs. mindset Fear vs. intuition Creating safety within yourself Nervous system regulation Jen's Power of Gesture practice Rebuilding self-trust Learning to stop overriding your body's signals Her book, Your Body Is Speaking Your body has been communicating with you all along. Maybe it's time to listen. Connect with your host, ⁠Brooke Deanne here⁠ (https://www.brookedeanne.com/) Take the ⁠Love Template Quiz⁠ (http://lovetemplate.brookedeanne.com/) to discover the way you believe you receive and give love in relationships Book a ⁠clarity call with Brooke here⁠ (https://links.ivorey.io/widget/booking/Jcgt8yVl6CUHfAtJ2xue)

2. 

   5 Oct 2026

   When Boundaries Feel Like Betrayal

   Setting the boundary is one thing. Living with what happens after you set it is another. In this episode of Goddess Rising, Dr. Kelly Kessler (https://www.facebook.com/drkellykessler)and I talk about what really happens when you stop people-pleasing, stop abandoning yourself, and start choosing you—even when it brings guilt, discomfort, grief, or the loss of relationships. We explore why your nervous system can interpret boundaries as a threat, how to tell the difference between healthy guilt and conditioned guilt, and why losing certain relationships may actually be part of finding yourself again. We dive into: Why boundaries can feel so uncomfortable People-pleasing and self-abandonment What guilt is really trying to tell you Listening to your body's yes and no The lonely “in-between” of becoming someone new Learning to stay loyal to yourself Sometimes healing isn't about becoming someone new. It's about finally refusing to abandon who you already are. Connect with your host, ⁠Brooke Deanne here⁠ (https://www.brookedeanne.com/) Take the ⁠Love Template Quiz⁠ (http://lovetemplate.brookedeanne.com/) to discover the way you believe you receive and give love in relationships Book a ⁠clarity call with Brooke here⁠ (https://links.ivorey.io/widget/booking/Jcgt8yVl6CUHfAtJ2xue)

3. 

   28 Sept 2026

   Your Body Holds The Story

   What happens when you understand your trauma intellectually, but your body still doesn’t feel safe? In this episode of Goddess Rising, I sit down with trauma-informed yoga teacher, somatic therapist, nervous system educator, and sexual assault survivor Lou Faulkner (http://www.halliloufaulkner.com/) for a deeply honest conversation about the connection between trauma and the body. Lou shares her own experience of dissociation after childhood sexual trauma and how yoga, meditation, trauma therapy, and EMDR became part of reconnecting with herself and eventually supporting other survivors. We explore why so many trauma survivors can explain exactly why they feel the way they do yet still struggle to feel connected to themselves. We talk about dissociation, perfectionism, shame, anxiety, hypervigilance, and the ways we may stay busy, overthink, or disconnect when emotions feel too overwhelming to experience. How trauma can contribute to feeling disconnected from your body Dissociation as a response to overwhelming experiences The connection Lou sees between anxiety and difficult underlying emotions Why anger, grief, sadness, guilt, and shame can be so difficult to feel How perfectionism, staying busy, and hyper-independence can become ways of coping Why being witnessed and supported can matter when processing difficult emotions How to begin noticing the signals of nervous-system activation A simple “Shake It Out” somatic practice Lou shares for moments of overwhelm This conversation is especially for the woman who has done the talking, read the books, understands her patterns, and is still wondering: Why do I know I’m safe, but I still don’t feel safe? Your body is not something you have to fight your way out of. Healing can also become an invitation to slowly reconnect with yourself, become curious about what you feel, and learn what safety, boundaries, connection, and joy mean for you. Press play for a compassionate conversation about coming out of survival and finding your way back into relationship with yourself. Connect with your host, ⁠Brooke Deanne here⁠ (https://www.brookedeanne.com/) Take the ⁠Love Template Quiz⁠ (http://lovetemplate.brookedeanne.com/) to discover the way you believe you receive and give love in relationships Book a ⁠clarity call with Brooke here⁠ (https://links.ivorey.io/widget/booking/Jcgt8yVl6CUHfAtJ2xue)

Inside a recent episode

How To Find Your Magic

Published 2 Mar 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] I want you to kind of speak to women on this because this is oh my gosh this lit me up. I was like I will love that you're speaking about this. Yay I love that you love that. I feel like it's the wakeup call. This portion of the book is the wakeup call that we all know is true but I don't feel like it's being spoken this way enough. So just think about how powerful women would be if we had no concern about our age, how we looked, impressing other people like all of these things that we've been sort of enrolled in thinking is our value or important. It's like oh what do you achieve? How do you look? […]

Who has been a guest on Goddess Rising Podcast

Names identified in recent episode analyses. Showing up to five guests.

• Elizabeth Webb
• Olya Piccirillo
• Puja Shah
• Bre Wolta
• Moana Hancock

Reach and audience

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YouTube views

47,080

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

4.8 / 5

17 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

10 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 65 / 100

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Quality

72

Social presence

0

YouTube

76

Engagement

71

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