58: The Healing Power of Your Dreams with Theresa Cheung, Kelly Sullivan Walden & guests Melissa St. Hilaire, Jim Harold, Maja D’Aoust, Stephanie Banks and Dr. Alessandra Pino!58: The Healing Power of Your Dreams with Theresa Cheung, Kelly Sullivan Walden & guests Melissa St. Hilaire, Jim Harold, Maja D’Aoust, Stephanie Banks and Dr. Alessandra Pino!
UK Health Radio Podcast
A mixed group of dream experts, mediums, witches and scholars talk about witch-themed and paranormal dreams, balancing spooky stories with practical ways to find wisdom and protection in night-time imagery. The conversation treats strange dreams as potential sources of inner strength and healing rather than something to fear.
53:38•7 Nov 2026
Witchy Dreams, Inner Power and Night‑Time Healing
Episode Overview
- Witch figures in dreams can point to untamed feminine strength, confidence and parts of the self that have been silenced.
- Some dreams, especially those involving departed loved ones, can feel "more real than real" and may offer comfort and guidance.
- Intuitive investigators often rely first on bodily sensations and feelings before any technical equipment in haunted spaces.
- Calling on ancestors, protective circles and spirit teams before sleep can help people feel safer with intense or dark dream content.
- Underworld myths, gothic stories and even food rituals show how different cultures relate to death, fear and the unseen.
“Don't fear witches or dreams. Get curious about them, please.”
What makes a recovery story truly inspiring? Here, the focus isn’t on alcohol itself, but on the inner healing that can support a sober, grounded life – through something many people overlook: dreams. This episode of UK Health Radio’s "The Healing Power of Your Dreams" brings together dream experts, mediums, paranormal investigators, witches, and scholars to talk about witchy dreams and what they might mean for your emotional and spiritual health.
Teresa Cheung and Kelly Sullivan Walden host a lively, humorous conversation that still respects how unsettling dark dreams can feel, especially for people already dealing with anxiety, trauma or addiction recovery. You’ll hear strange but fascinating dream stories: a "long‑skulled beauty queen" who might represent untamed feminine confidence, and a dream of Circe, linked to deep underworld power.
As Kelly puts it, "What looks strange from the outside may feel regal and magnificent from within," encouraging a rethink of what we call scary or unacceptable in ourselves. Paranormal podcaster Jim Harold talks about visitation dreams that feel "more real than real" and why even sceptical people often have one experience they can’t explain. Medium and occult researcher Melissa St. Hilaire shares intense encounters with entities and how she relies on feeling and intuition first, before any ghost‑hunting gadgets.
Practising witch and scholar Maja D’Aoust connects nightmares, underworld goddesses and ancestral patterns, while intuitive channel Stephanie Banks offers a softer balance, showing how to call in loving ancestors and protective "spirit teams" before sleep. Dr Alessandra Pino adds a quirky angle, linking gothic literature, food, and how offerings to the dead reflect cultural attitudes to grief.
If you’re on a sobriety or healing journey and your dreams feel darker or weirder than usual, this episode treats those images as potential sources of wisdom rather than proof you’re broken. It gently asks: what if your witchy dreams are simply parts of you asking to be heard, healed, and respected?
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