That's Where I'm At

Mar 05 2025 42 mins

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Lisa Campion is the author of the #1 best-selling book The Art of Psychic Reiki and the upcoming book Energy Healing for Empaths. She is a psychic counselor and Reiki master teacher with over 25 years of experience. She has trained over 1,000 people in Reiki and conducted over 15,000 individual sessions.

She also hosts the radio show and podcast "The Miracle of Healing" on Empower Radio. Lisa specializes in training emerging psychics, empaths, and healers to fully embrace their gifts because the world needs all the healers it can get!

In this episode, Lisa talks about energy healing, boundaries, and how empaths can protect their energy in a world that often feels overwhelming. She also discusses energy vampires, the importance of self-care, and how setting boundaries fosters respect and empowerment.

Tune in to learn practical tips on harnessing your sensitivity as a superpower and avoiding burnout as an empath!

Timestamps:

[02:19] Lisa Campion's background and her work
[03:19] Tips to manage energy and relationships as an empath
[05:15] How to overcome energy and sensory overload
[09:00] Learning to say no with kindness
[11:32] Why boundaries foster respect and security
[17:22] What are energy vampires?
[19:40] How to recognize when someone is draining your energy
[26:19] How to recognize if you're an energy vampire
[32:49] The importance of play, creativity, and joy
[37:27] How to visualize your energetic boundaries

Quotes:

"Boundaries make people feel safe. If people can't feel your boundary, they don't really feel safe with you."
"If you don't learn how to manage your energy and you're not taking responsibility for your boundaries, you can become an energy vampire."
"Having boundaries breeds respect. So when we set clear, kind, and compassionate boundaries, people respect us."
"Empaths have this like spongy kind of porous energy field... The sponge is full, and then you go into something called empathic overload."
"We can't really trust people unless we can trust their ability to say no."
"When you say yes, when you need to say no, you're not actually doing anyone else a favor. They know it doesn't feel good and makes you untrustworthy."