# 67 When Trauma Creates Ambition (And Loneliness) with Dr Sarah Jane
Healing Conversations with Jessica Ella

# 67 When Trauma Creates Ambition (And Loneliness) with Dr Sarah Jane

Mar 3, 2026
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About this episode

What if the pain in your body isn’t random… but memory waiting to be felt? This episode of The Jessica Ella Podcast is a raw, layered conversation with Dr. Sarah Jane, founder of Spinal Energetics. And we don’t stay surface. We talk about trauma that doesn’t just live in your mind, but in your nervous system. About physical assault. About growing up without a father. About loving deeply and losing. About five miscarriages. About watching a mother slowly disappear into a rare brain disease. About being almost 40 and questioning motherhood. About ambition that’s secretly driven by wanting to be loved. And we talk about what happens when you stop trying to fix yourself… and just be. You’ll hear: 👉🏼 why some trauma survivors don’t need to relive the memory to release it 👉🏼 how the body holds fear, grief, and belief systems 👉🏼 what real integration actually looks like 👉🏼 the pressure healers feel to “have it all together” 👉🏼 and the uncomfortable truth about speaking your story anyway This conversation is honest, funny, deep, and at times uncomfortable… the way healing actually is. If you’ve ever felt like you carry something in your body you can’t explain… If you’ve questioned your path, your timing, your purpose… If you’re brave enough to face yourself… You need to hear this. This podcast is completely ad-free. If it moves you, subscribe and send it to a friend, sister, or someone quietly carrying more than they let on. Truth brings peace. And sometimes peace starts with finally saying it out loud.

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Jessica Ella
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