This guest is a woman I felt called to invite into this space.

Reese Sabatini-Blake is a bestselling author, speaker, and holistic mental health expert — but before any title, she is a woman who learned sovereignty early.

As a teenager, Reese became hemiplegic (paralysis on one side of the body) and legally blind.
Her body changed. Her world narrowed. Her future was rewritten overnight. From competitive martial arts to the hospital ward, because of a surgery.

And instead of surrendering her life to a prognosis, she reclaimed it. She walked out of that hospital 8 weeks later.

That chapter became the foundation of her bestselling debut novel, Paralysis: Beating the Odds — and it cracked open a much wider calling. One that would lead her into high-risk social work, indigenous medicine, shamanic training, and a lifelong dev ...