
Over deze podcast
What actually heals us? What Heals is the podcast for people who suspect there may be more to health and healing than we’ve been led to believe. Hosted by bestselling author and homeopath Lisa Strbac, each episode explores the ideas, experiences and approaches that are changing how we understand the body and its extraordinary capacity to heal. Expect fascinating conversations spanning homeopathy, nervous system regulation, frequency and energetic medicine, detoxification, trauma,…
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What Heals with Lisa Strbac (formerly Raw Health Rebel)
Over deze podcast
What actually heals us? What Heals is the podcast for people who suspect there may be more to health and healing than we’ve been led to believe. Hosted by bestselling author and homeopath Lisa Strbac, each episode explores the ideas, experiences and approaches that are changing how we understand the body and its extraordinary capacity to heal. Expect fascinating conversations spanning homeopathy, nervous system regulation, frequency and energetic medicine, detoxification, trauma,…
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