In this remarkable conversation I had with Faye Laroux in The Grace Space podcast, we witness the extraordinary alchemy that can occur when we dare to face our darkest experiences with radical honesty and spiritual wisdom.
Faye's story begins with success – a star ballerina at 17, a role on Broadway, followed by a deteriorating, abusive marriage that left her disconnected from herself. After leaving the relationship, nothing seemed to work for her career or personal life. In a moment of desperation, she called out for help, and shortly thereafter, a seemingly random client entered her life who would change everything – though not in the way she expected.
This client introduced Faye to ayahuasca and shamanism as potential healing modalities. Having never experienced psychedelics before, Faye nevertheless felt drawn to the possibility of deeper healing. What followed was nothing short of horr...
In my recent, profound conversation with Faye Laroux, we explored how the body serves as both a vessel for trauma and the ultimate portal to transformation.
Faye's path began on the prestigious stages of the American Ballet Theater, where at just 17 years old, she was immersed in a world of elite performance, perfectionism, and what she describes as "grooming" culture. The ballet world, while beautiful from the outside, contained darker undercurrents of control, misogyny, and voicelessness. As Faye explains, dancers are trained to let their bodies be shaped and directed by external forces, a pattern that can open vulnerabilities in other areas of life. This early conditioning created a foundation for both heightened sensitivity and susceptibility to manipulation.
What's particularly striking about Faye's experience is her perspective on trauma itself....
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