What if true healing with our parents doesn’t begin with “I’m sorry,” but with “I didn’t know how to love you then, but I want to try now”?

In this episode of The Inner Sphere Dr. Sarah Kamille explores how safety and honesty — not guilt — rebuild the bridges that once felt broken. You’ll hear how generational wounds begin to mend when conversations come from love, truth, and understanding rather than shame or defense.

We’ll explore:

• Why “I’m sorry” often keeps us stuck in guilt instead of growth

• How to approach difficult conversations with compassion for everyone’s pain

This is an episode for anyone longing to reconnect — without losing themselves in the process.

✨ “Because healing doesn’t erase the past — it changes the way we meet it.”

So many of us say we’re “healing,” but are we really, or are we just managing our emotions? In this episode, Dr. Sarah Kamille invites you to look deeper at what healing truly feels like beneath the affirmations and self-help routines.

You’ll explore why real healing requires sitting in your emotions long enough for your eyes to adjust to the dark, instead of rushing to fix or reframe the pain. Together, we’ll unpack:

✨ The difference between feeling and fixing your emotions and how nervous system regulation can easily turn into suppression. ✨ When “peace” is actually avoidance and how to tell if your calm is a genuine presence or an emotional shutdown. ✨ Why true integration means holding both your light and your shadow — and how avoiding your pain keeps you fragmented.

This episode is an invitation to stop chasing “high vibes only” and start embracing wholeness — the kind that includes your grief, anger, and fear, not just your joy. Healing isn’t about rising above your pain; it’s about finally letting yourself be with it.

When we meet someone who thinks, feels, or lives differently, our instinct is often to pull away. But what if those differences are actually doorways to deeper connection, confidence, and self-growth?

In this video, Dr. Sarah Kamille unpacks how differences challenge us to grow — not by changing who we are, but by helping us stand more firmly in our truth. You’ll learn:

✨ Why differences trigger our defenses (and how to move through them) ✨ The psychology behind self-expansion and emotional maturity

✨ Learn about her personal expansion to professional identity ✨ How relationships, friendships, and even unexpected experiences can mirror your own growth

If you’re ready to build a real connection with yourself and others, this one’s for you. 💛

You’re doing all the right things — showing up, giving your best, being there for everyone you love. Yet somehow, you still feel drained, unseen, or emotionally disconnected.

Why does getting what you thought you wanted still leave you feeling empty?

In this episode, Dr. Sarah Kamille unpacks the paradox of connection — how overgiving and people-pleasing can quietly lead to self-abandonment. She explores why so many women equate love with sacrifice, how this belief keeps you stuck in cycles of depletion, and what true self-responsibility and nourishment really look like.

If you’ve ever felt that caring for yourself makes you “selfish,” this conversation will help you reframe what it means to love and connect — starting from within.

✨ Tune in to learn how to break the pattern, reclaim your energy, and build connection without losing yourself.

We live in a time where “being real” has become a performance — where vulnerability can be rehearsed and authenticity can be curated. But when everything looks honest, how do you tell what actually is?

In this episode, Dr. Sarah Camille breaks down the difference between embodied authenticity and performative authenticity — the kind that looks real but feels empty. You’ll learn why certain people feel energetically safe, and how to reconnect with your own inner cues for what’s genuine.

This isn’t about judging others, it’s about reclaiming your ability to sense truth through presence, not performance.

Tune in to explore:

• How to recognize when authenticity is being performed

• What embodied authenticity actually feels like

• Tools to return to your natural expression

Because true connection doesn’t need to be performed — it needs to be felt.

In today's episode, we dive deep into authenticity, self-awareness, and personal growth. In this episode, host Dr. Sarah Camille sits down with her friend Xayleen, to explore the transformative power of Human Design, a tool for understanding your unique energetic blueprint. They discuss how Human Design helps you connect with your true self, navigate challenges, and make decisions that align with your authentic path.

Join us as we explore how emotions like frustration, anger, and disappointment can signal when you're out of alignment—and how embracing your individuality leads to more satisfaction, peace, and fulfillment. Whether you're curious about Human Design or seeking guidance on living more authentically, this conversation offers profound insights into finding clarity and making empowered choices.

In this episode of Here & Now, we explore the concept of balance, challenging the common belief that balance is about achieving perfect equilibrium. Instead, we delve into the cyclical nature of life and how honoring where we are, right now, is key to finding true alignment. Through personal reflections and insights from neuroscience and ancient wisdom, you'll discover how to redefine balance as a fluid, evolving rhythm. Join us as we break free from external expectations and embrace the beauty of living within life's natural flow.

In this episode of the Here & Now podcast, part of the mini-series "Getting Unstuck," we dive into the profound concept of using the body as a vessel for change. Dr. Sarah Camille shares a personal experience from her yoga training, where she confronted the overwhelming emotions and discomfort that arose. This episode explores how our bodies hold the key to understanding and transforming our inner turmoil.

Dr. Sarah Kamille, through a mindful exercise, guides listeners to reconnect with their bodies, noticing sensations and behaviors that emerge when faced with emotional challenges. The episode highlights how society often encourages us to numb or avoid discomfort, but true transformation lies in embracing and understanding these feelings.

This episode is a powerful reminder that our bodies are not just vessels for carrying us through life—they are teachers, guiding us toward greater self-awareness and lasting change.