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Creator, Patricia Stellamares and Friends.
Patricia Stellamares is the founder of Invocation Healing Arts & Retreats — an artist, writer, clairvoyant, and retreat guide rooted in the ancestral medicine traditions of her Northern New Mexico grandmothers, her Thai teachers, and years of exploration across spiritual and healing practices. In this podcast, Patricia speaks openly about late-diagnosed AuDHD, religious trauma, Catholic school, ableism within faith communities, surviving abuse, and the role psilocybin played in her deprogramming and healing journey. Through storytelling, spirituality, art, and raw conversation, this is a space for neurodivergence, liberation, and healing.
From Survival to Freedom: Patricia Stellamares' Journey of Healing and Hope
Some stories don't just inspire—they remind us that healing is possible. Join me for a heartfelt conversation with Patricia Stellamares, founder of Invocation Healing Arts & Retreats, as she shares her remarkable journey from trauma, abuse, and adversity to a life rooted in purpose, creativity, and freedom.
Together, we explore:
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Healing from complex trauma and abusive relationships
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Reclaiming your identity after adversity
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Finding hope, purpose, and joy after surviving the unimaginable
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Encouragement for anyone who has ever felt hopeless, alone, or trapped If you're searching for hope or walking your own healing journey, this conversation is a powerful reminder that your story doesn't end with your pain. 🎧
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If you’ve ever felt too much, too different, or deeply misunderstood, this conversation will stay with you. In this episode, I sit down with Patricia Stellamares to talk about masking, survival, late-diagnosed AuDHD, and what happens when we stop trying to be easier for other people to understand.
We explore the quiet cost of living in self-protection for too long, and the relief that can come when your neurodivergence finally has a name. Patricia shares how childhood shame, trauma, and being told she was “wrong” shaped the way she moved through the world. Then, we get into the shift from surviving to actually living, what being truly seen can do to the nervous system, and why healing often has less to do with “fixing” yourself and more to do with letting go of harmful stories.
If you’ve been carrying questions about belonging, self-trust, or what healing can look like after years of exhaustion, I think this episode will give you a lot to sit with. About the Guest Patricia Stellers is the founder of Invocation Healing Arts. She creates retreats, coaching experiences, and healing spaces that support neurodivergent people, couples, and anyone working through trauma, self-doubt, and identity.
In this conversation, Christopher Marc interviews Patricia Stellamares, an artist and healer, who shares her journey of self-discovery through art and healing. Patricia discusses the importance of using art as a medium for emotional expression and healing, particularly for women. She reflects on her experiences with criticism, vulnerability, and the significance of authenticity in her work. The conversation delves into the spiritual aspects of her journey, the impact of personal trauma, and her aspirations for the future, emphasizing the transformative power of creativity and connection.
Bio:
Patricia Stellamares is a multidisciplinary artrepreneur who followed the footsteps of many creatives into the beautiful Southwest. With a background in tech and HR, she's recently turned her focus inward. She refused to accept the limitations of her doctors and found healing beyond what they could offer, navigating brain injuries, PTSD, and chronic illness.
Today, she leads Invocation Healing Arts, where she helps teach and hold space for others to heal through health and wellness retreats. She and her team guide individuals through a range of modalities, including cold/heat therapy, painting, writing, candle magic, co-creating with earth elements, and natural remedies, supporting deep transformation in a short amount of time. Some have compared the impact of Invocation Retreats to years of therapy in one weekend. Among other groups, they specialize in supporting folks experiencing corporate burnout, domestic abuse, and neurodivergence who may find group healing unsuitable. She is currently completing her debut memoir, Unraveled—a raw, feminist, and fearless love story tracing her journey of hope fueled by desire, addiction, and denial. Through her work, Patricia bridges creative expression and conscious enterprise, guiding others toward transformation, purpose, and ethical success.
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