(Part 2) Woven Into Being: A Journey Into Art & Transformation with Teal Fitzpatrick

Part Two of Woven Into Being with Teal Fitzpatrick is here... and it’s a soul-shaker.

In this deeply moving continuation, we explore the signs, symbols, and whispers that show up when we’re standing right on the edge of transformation, whether we choose to notice them or not. Rachael opens up about the intuitive breadcrumbs that led her to quit her job and begin this wild, mystical journey. Teal shares her own path: the heartbreak and devotion of loving her clients as a mental health professional, while also carrying the heavy energetic cost of giving more and more… even as dread quietly built beneath the surface. Because sometimes, instead of listening, we pile on more.

Together we explore what it means to say No, and how that sacred No is often a hidden doorway into Yeses we can’t even imagine yet.

Teal also gets vulnerable, sharing her unexpected shift into ovarian failure at 39, and the way her body rewrote its own story. Krystyn asks the question so many of us hold: Do we have to intellectually understand our healing to change, or can we simply sit with what is? Teal answers with a truth that stops us in our tracks:
“Understanding is not the pre-condition for change; it’s usually a lovely aftereffect.”

This episode goes deep into perimenopause and the quiet initiations women walk through alone. Teal takes us into the Laurel Highlands, where on a nine-day solo hike she experienced a powerful, emotional ovarian release-after being told she was in full-blown menopause. Free-bleeding through the woods on a pilgrimage that was meant to mark a before-and-after, she found a different kind of threshold entirely.

This conversation is tender, raw, mystical, and rooted in the kind of honesty that makes women feel less alone in their bodies and their becoming.

If you’ve ever stood on the cusp of change… this episode is for you.