Healing the Wounds Between Women with Hanna Milling | Ep. 69

What if the biggest obstacle to women's collective power isn't out there, it's between us?

Hanna Milling is a PhD cultural studies scholar, mediator, trauma and breath therapist, and peace researcher behind From Women to Women, a global project dedicated to healing the wounds of sisterhood.

In this raw conversation, Jen and Hanna name the things women rarely say out loud, the subtle knives in the back, the false harmony that masks generations of fear, and the expectation that a sister dim her light when you're struggling.

This isn't about blame. It's about waking up.

They explore why shadow work is the fastest path to self-love and reclaimed power, and what it truly means to redefine sisterhood, not as surface-level solidarity, but as radical honesty and the courage to honour your own truth while honouring your sister's.

If you've been burned by women, withdrawn from sisterhood, or wondered why we so often undermine the very collective we need, this one's for you.