In this raw and powerful conversation, Alyssa Stefanson joins Krysta to share her incredible story of transformation — from addiction, abuse, and deep ancestral pain to sobriety, somatic healing, and spiritual awakening.
Together, they explore the archetype of the wounded healer, the shadow of the self-help industry, and how ancestral trauma shapes our nervous systems and relationships. Alyssa opens up about what it truly takes to rebuild after devastation, the role of microdosing and sweat lodges in her recovery, and why slow, consistent healing is the medicine our culture is missing.
Topics Covered in This Episode:
Alyssa’s origin story: addiction and the long road to sobriety
Becoming a mother and finding motivation to change
The rock bottom moment that sparked a profound spiritual awakening
What most people get wrong about recovery and the 12-step model
Why trauma work without somatic healing isn’t enough
Microdosing as a tool for embodiment—not escape
The sacred role of sweat lodge ceremony and ancestral reverence
Unpacking the “wounded healer” archetype (and its shadow)
The problem with hustle culture and the self-help industry
Choosing slow, devotional healing over performative growth
What to do when you feel too broken to begin
This episode is a potent reminder that you’re never too far gone — and that your pain can become your greatest offering.
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