by Victoria Dioh
Victoria believes that as long as you are serving, you are healing the world one person at a time. Guests are invited from all walks of life to share how they came to do what they do and how they help the world. Guests have included Tony Robbin's healers Les Flitcroft and Master Stephen Co as well as 8-figure entrepreneur Lisa Johnson.
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April 6, 2026
<p>Dr Erica Bowen on Trauma, Purpose and Patterns at WorkVictoria welcomes Dr Erica Bowen, a forensic and coaching psychologist and former academic whose mission is to disrupt the legacy of trauma so people can claim a second chance at life. Erica shares how a powerful purpose session with Victoria unlocked instant clarity and emotional release, then sparked rapid business growth and a new coaching framework called The Emerge Blueprint. Together, they explore how trauma shows up in leadership and entrepreneurship, why “mindset” can be too surface level, and how nervous system responses quietly shape decisions, conflict, visibility fears, micromanagement, and workplace culture.Key Topics Covered:Erica’s background in forensic psychology, coaching psychology, and consultancyWhy many women come to Erica at personal or professional crossroads, redundancy, reinvention, or “what’s next?” momentsThe purpose session that landed like truth in the body and became Erica’s benchmark for every decisionErica’s purpose: to give people a second chance at lifeHow purpose creates clarity, improves messaging, and stops costly detoursTrauma informed leadership: why workplace behaviours often have deeper rootsWhy leadership problems are often nervous system patterns, not strategy gapsThe difference between relational safety and self safetyHow trauma can disguise itself as micromanagement, perfectionism, collapse, avoidance, overreactions, fear of visibility, fear of success, fear of failureThe freeze response in business: keeping things ticking over, detachment, loss of meaning, disconnection from impactHow stress and trauma show up in teams: turnover, dysfunction, poor communication, disbanding, and “difficult staff” labelsErica’s view on coaching: mindset alone can be a disservice when deeper patterns are running the showThe importance of normalising trauma without needing a formal diagnosisKey data points discussed: many people experience traumatic events, yet most will not meet criteria for PTSDLeaders wasting energy on anger instead of strategy and why “exaggerated reactions” can be a clue to look inwardNotable Quotes and Moments:Erica describing the purpose moment as an embodied truth, like being emotionally shotVictoria’s line: purpose saves you moneyErica’s insight: if you do not feel safe within yourself, you will struggle to create safety with othersTrauma lens effect: once you see it, you see it everywhereListener Takeaways:If your reactions do not match the situation, it might be a nervous system pattern, not a personality flawIf you keep repeating the same business pattern, it may be protection, not lack of disciplineIf you are stuck, detached, or avoiding visibility, your body might be trying to keep you safeClarity in purpose improves confidence, positioning, communication, and client responseLeadership culture reflects leadership health, especially during layoffs and organisational changeGuest Mention and Call to Action:Erica shares her Leadership Pattern Assessment, designed to:Reveal nervous system patterns in leadership and decision making shows how well your current role meets your psychological wellbeing needs.It’s best found via her LinkedIn ;https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-erica-bowen<br></p>
April 6, 2026
<p><br>In this episode of Healing The World Together, Victoria Dioh sits down with Zoe Dew, a data and metrics strategist who helps founders use numbers to make smarter, faster decisions. Autistic, deeply analytical and quietly soft-centred, Zoe has turned what once made life hard into her sharpest advantage.She breaks down why most business advice is built on someone else’s audience and circumstances, why “blueprints” often fail, and how your own data already knows what’s working if you’re willing to look.You’ll hear how she balances a fast-paced business with home life, why she only shares 20 percent of her world online, and the single metric she believes every founder should obsess over: retention.You’ll discover:Why “people lie, data doesn’t” and how to stop outsourcing your decisions to gurusWhat to track daily: visibility, offers, value, and outreachHow your behaviour patterns quietly predict your business resultsThe difference between feeling like money is drying up and what the numbers actually showWhy keeping clients is more powerful than constantly chasing new onesHow women have been nudged away from numbers and how to reclaim financial confidenceThe concept of “lore” and why personal stories like sourdough starter Sheila make brands memorableZoe’s definition of fulfilment: contentment, not constant hustleReady to stop guessing and start knowing? After listening, take ten minutes to look at your own numbers: Who comes back? What actually sells? Where do people engage most? Then tag @victoriadioh and @zoe_dew with one insight you’ve found from your own data.You can follow Zoe here: www.Instagram.com/zoerdew</p>
April 6, 2026
<p>What if children's behaviour is not the problem, but the symptom? In this episode, Victoria speaks with Katherine McKenna about autism, anxiety, aggression and emotional development, and how Pranic Healing supports children and families. A powerful conversation on healing, education and understanding human behaviour.In this episode, Victoria speaks with Katherine McKenna, a teacher, healer and founder who created an educational environment built around emotional safety, individuality and energetic regulation. Katherine shares why mainstream education never fully aligned with her, how her own healing journey changed the direction of her life, and what she learned from working with children who had been expelled for violent behaviour, anxiety and severe dysregulation.Together they explore how Pranic Healing supports emotional and physical wellbeing, why behaviour is often misunderstood communication, and what happens when teachers stop defining children by diagnosis. Katherine also reveals how early intervention, meditation, energetic hygiene and positive expectation can transform not just a child, but an entire family system.This episode goes far beyond autism or education. It is about what becomes possible when people are met with presence instead of pathology, and with understanding instead of labels. This is a conversation for parents, teachers, leaders, healers and anyone who has ever sensed that the mainstream response to human struggle is too narrow.To find out more about Katherine and how to work with her see below;Website: www.irelandpranichealing.comLink to my Bio on the Website:https://www.irelandpranichealing.com/facilitator/katherine-mckenna/Instagram Page:www.instagram.com/katherinemckenna1#pranichealing #autism # emotionalregulation #children #autismsupport</p>
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Victoria believes that as long as you are serving, you are healing the world one person at a time.
Guests are invited from all walks of life to share how they came to do what they do and how they help the world.
Guests have included Tony Robbin's healers Les Flitcroft and Master Stephen Co as well as 8-figure entrepreneur Lisa Johnson.
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