Everyday Conversations with Amin Mombani12 Aug

SHE LOST EVERYTHING. THEN SHE BUILT A WAY BACK ft. Jessica Gammell-Bennett

Most people carry one major life-altering hardship. She carried nearly all of them.

Jess is a licensed psychotherapist, Reiki Master Teacher, and founder of The Whole Self-Healing System. In this conversation: breaking generational cycles, trusting her own intuition over outside authority, and a live channeled song created in the moment for listeners.

Most people carry one major life-altering hardship. She carried nearly all of them — and built a healing system from what she learned surviving them.In this episode of Everyday Conversations, Amin sits down with Jess — a licensed psychotherapist, Family Life Coach, Reiki Master Teacher, and founder of The Whole Self-Healing System — for a conversation about breaking generational cycles, trusting your own intuition over outside authority, and the moment she channeled a live song for the audience.🎙️ In this episode:- How she made the connection between unresolved trauma and physical illness- Walking away from conventional cancer treatment against nearly everyone's advice — and trusting her own inner guidance instead- What codependency actually looks like, and the first sign most people miss in their own relationships- Breaking intergenerational cycles — a specific way to recognize the pattern in your own family- A live channeled song, created in the moment for listeners💬 "I believe that's how we will heal our world — by breaking cycles." — Jess💬 "Just ask, and you will receive." — Jess💬 "That distinction between what happens to us and what we build from it." — Amin⏱️ Timestamps:00:01 Cold open02:31 Where the "breaking cycles" belief came from07:45 Being told she'd never have children15:00 On grief and losing four siblings21:21 Building the Whole Self-Healing System25:19 What codependency actually is31:30 The deepest moment — the bathroom floor36:13 Her one message for listeners39:08 The live channeled song🔗 Connect with Jess:Website: https://www.JessicaGammellBennett.com 📌 Enrollment now open for her "Foundations" class (intro course to The Whole Self-Healing System) launching in September — details on her website.Instagram: @jessica_gammell_bennettUpcoming events:Group healing circle: 9/4, 7-9pm ESTFoundations Course:9/12 & 9/13, 9am-12pm each day. Link to sign up:https://www.jessicagammellbennett.com/upcoming-eventsHome page & Newsletter sign up:https://www.jessicagammellbennett.com/🔗 Connect with Everyday ConversationsInstagram & Threads: @Everyday.ComvPodcastListen/watch everywhere:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033CGyVtUGh2KFJ0MJypEZ?si=4049b4af670847d3Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/everyday-conversations-with-amin-mombani/id6782858287All platforms: https://aminmombani.podview.com

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