On Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, host Avik Chakraborty sits down with Andrew Wilson—a trauma-informed fear coach, QHHT practitioner, author, and host of “Beyond Transcendence with Andrew.” They unpack why discomfort is a catalyst for growth, how high achievers slip into self-sabotage, and practical ways to face fear without re-traumatization. We cover shadow work, inner-child healing, journaling, breathwork, and building balance so you can move from reaction to awareness.
About the guest:
Andrew Wilson helps people transform fear into freedom through trauma-informed coaching and Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT). His work blends mindset, somatic awareness, and practical tools for sustainable emotional regulation and growth.
Key takeaways:
Discomfort signals growth. Learning to stay present with hard feelings builds resilience and focus.
Avoiding emotions like fear, grief, and shame can lead to burnout, anger, and depression; facing them restores balance.
Journaling quiets mental noise and clarifies patterns; it’s a low-risk starting point for self-inquiry.
Understand and work with the subconscious. Awareness plus repetition helps rewrite self-sabotaging scripts.
High achievers often carry poverty-oriented beliefs about worthiness; catching self-sabotage early prevents derailment.
Vulnerability isn’t weakness. Cultural messages like “real men don’t cry” create emotional armor that becomes a cage.
Shadow work and inner-child repair help integrate parts shaped by trauma, reducing reactivity.
To avoid overwhelm, use grounding tools: breathwork (e.g., box breathing), meditation, yoga, movement, nature time, and consistent self-care.
Balance is the goal. When balanced, choices align with values and long-term outcomes improve.
Practical litmus test for growth vs. re-traumatization: growing self-awareness, faster repair after conflict, and the ability to pause before reacting.
How to connect with the guest
Website: https://www.andrewfwilson.com/
Instagram: Beyond Transcendence with Andrew
Facebook: Beyond Transcendence with Andrew
Email: btwa2024@gmail.com
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