Linda Nevin
Healing the Witch Wound
For centuries, women who were intuitive, outspoken, healing-centered, or simply different were labeled dangerous.
In this episode, we explore the concept of the “witch wound” — the inherited fear many women carry around being visible, powerful, intuitive, emotional, or “too much.”
We talk about how this wound can show up today as:
fear of speaking up
shrinking in relationships
people-pleasing
discomfort with our own intuition
anxiety around being judged
This conversation is about understanding where that fear comes from — and gently healing it so we can return to wholeness.
Do you hold back from speaking up, sharing your gifts, or being truly seen? Healer Linda Nevin joins Mechelle Wingle to explore the "witch wound," an inherited fear rooted in centuries of persecution of women healers, midwives, and anyone who was different. In this video: • What the witch wound is, and how it can pass down through families and past lives. • How it shows up today: fear of being seen, trouble speaking up, and feeling like the black sheep. • The sisterhood wound, and why connecting with other women can feel hard. • The layers Linda clears: wounds, vows, and soul contracts. • How her guided "infusions" and "what if" affirmations help new beliefs feel true. • Other wounds she works with, like mother, father, money, and safety wounds. Good for women who feel they've been hiding their gifts or holding themselves small.