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Leanne Sheargold’s Story • Quantum Healing and the Body’s Hidden Memory

Leanne Sheargold · October 2, 2026

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Interview with Leanne Sheargold

Leanne Sheargold’s Story • Quantum Healing and the Body’s Hidden Memory

Podcast: The Jan Broberg Show

October 2, 2026 · 59 min

[Content Warning]: Discussions of childhood sexual abuse, domestic abuse, suicidal ideation Leanne Sheargold spent 25 years as a teacher before a stroke at 28 left her relearning how to walk, write, and dress herself. Decades later, on an ordinary evening, when her husband went…

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Key topicsBreaking the chain means rebuilding the version of yourself your past never allowed you to becomeFor many women, the hardest part of healing is not naming what happened to them; it is recognising the old family stories, labels, fears, and beliefs they are still living inside. Leanne speaks directly to women who are trying to break generational patterns, because she understands that change cannot stay as an idea, it has to become boundaries, action, resilience, and a new way of moving through the world. Her work is about helping women deconstruct the old narrative of who they were told to be, so they can rebuild the version of themselves they actually want to live as. For podcasts focused on trauma, women’s empowerment, spiritual healing, family patterns, and emotional resilience, this creates a deeply human conversation about becoming the chain breaker without pretending it is easy. Hand-Me-Downs — The Family Pain Nobody Chose to WearLeanne Sheargold has spent years helping women separate their own pain from the pain they inherited, work that began when repressed memories of childhood abuse surfaced in her early 50s and her 33-year marriage ended. She argues that the hardest part of recovery is not naming what happened but spotting the family stories, labels and fears a woman is still living inside, most of them handed over before she was old enough to refuse them. In sessions she works through the signs that someone is carrying what was never theirs: guilt with no source, loyalty to a rule nobody remembers making, tiredness that no amount of rest touches. She calls the outcome becoming a chain breaker, and she is blunt that it takes boundaries and action rather than insight alone. Listeners leave able to tell which patterns they built and which they were dressed in, and what to put down first.How Trauma Survivors Learn to Trust Their Own Body AgainLeanne Sheargold had a stroke at 28 while raising three sons under five, and she has spent the years since working out, then teaching, how a body that once failed someone can be trusted again. She works with women who came through trauma disconnected from their body and their instincts, women who describe reading themselves the way they would read a stranger. Her first step is never insight, it is safety: small repeatable practices that make it bearable to notice a signal before deciding what it means. She runs that body-based work alongside therapy rather than in place of it, adding energy and ancestral practice where clients want it, and a book on the approach is due out with Baloa Press. Listeners leave with one practice they can run the same day, and a clearer sense of why self-trust has to be rebuilt rather than waited for.View all topics →

About Leanne Sheargold

Trauma Recovery & Spiritual Healing Practitioner | Quantum Energy Healer

2023 Pure Gold Holistic & Wellbeing began3 Certified massage modalities28 Age when she survived a stroke while parenting 3 sons under 5Co-runs Australian healing shop

Leanne Sheargold is an intuitive trauma healer and quantum healing practitioner who supports women and men recovering from childhood abuse, domestic violence, complex trauma, and life-shattering health events.

Her pathway into healing began with a personal health crisis and decades of life upheaval. She had a stroke at 28 while parenting three sons under five, and later, in her early 50s, began recovering repressed memories of childhood abuse while her marriage collapsed. Seeking intensive treatment overseas led to a period of focused recovery and community support that redirected her life toward running healing circles and offering energy work.

Today, Leanne uses her lived experience and spiritual healing work to help women reconnect with themselves, release old patterns, and move beyond trauma. She co-runs a healing shop in Australia, where she supports clients through quantum healing, energy work, spiritual practices, aromatherapy products, meditation, both in person and remotely. Her work often focuses on women dealing with trauma, chronic fatigue, emotional heaviness, family narratives, old belief systems, and the process of becoming what she calls a “chain breaker.”

On a practical level she combines intuitive and multidimensional practices with body-based awareness, ancestral healing, and energetic support to help clients clear trauma, inherited patterns, and energetic imprints.

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[Content Warning]: Discussions of childhood sexual abuse, domestic abuse, suicidal ideation

Leanne Sheargoldspent 25 years as a teacher before a stroke at 28 left her relearning how to walk, write, and dress herself. Decades later, on an ordinary evening, when her husband went through her phone, cracks opened in a marriage she hadn't yet let herself see clearly. In this episode of Trauma Interrupted, Leanne tells Jan Broberg how her body carried a childhood secret for 52 years, what happened the night she finally left her marriage, and how she rebuilt her life as a quantum healing practitioner who now helps other women release trauma stored in their own bodies.

They talk about the slow, hard-to-name shape of financial and emotional control, what it means to become a “chain breaker” in your own family line, and why Leanne calls herself lucky that her memories waited until she was ready to hold them. She also shares the book that helped her finally understand her body's symptoms, why she chose a gentler healing modality after months of intensive EMDR, and one simple grounding practice you can try today.

This is a conversation about the wound, the work, and the way forward; about naming what happened, setting boundaries with people who won't, and choosing, morning by morning, to come home to your own body.

Where To Find Leanne:

Her Website: PureGoldHolisticWellbeing.com

Leanne’s Insta: @leanne_sheargold

Pure Gold Holistic and Wellbeing Insta: @puregoldholisticwellbeing

Leanne’s Facebook: @Leanne.Sheargold

Pure Gold Holistic and Wellbeing Facebook: @PureGoldHolisticWellbeing

Mentioned Resources:

The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk

If you or someone you know is experiencing emotional distress or suicidal ideation, please access the resources below:

National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: Call/Text 988

National Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN) : 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)

National Alliance for Mental Illness: 1-800-950-6264