Meet Sarah
Sarah Saxby is the creator of The Soul Rehab Project™, a body of work that emerged after her own life structures collapsed and could not be rebuilt in their original form.
She went early. Not by choice, but by consequence. What followed wasn’t reinvention, healing, or a new identity, it was orientation. Seeing clearly what had been propping things up, what quietly failed, and why returning to the old way of living was no longer possible.
Sarah’s work now speaks to two kinds of people. Those who have already crossed the threshold and are quietly rebuilding from truth — often without language, community, or reference points. And those who can feel that something has broken, but haven’t yet stepped fully out of the structures they’re still living inside. She has a rare ability to name what many sense but resist staying with because accepting it will change how you live.
Through live spaces, private sessions, and public conversations, Sarah creates environments where people can orient themselves honestly, without pressure to perform, transform, or decide what comes next.
Her work is about holding the ground long enough for truth to become unavoidable.
Sarah's Experience + Authority
Sarah doesn’t teach transformation, she embodies what happens when identity collapses and cannot be rebuilt. After years of emotional suppression, betrayal, and toxic conditioning, she crossed a threshold that changed how she sees and how she speaks. Her work now orients people who are sensing the same fracture, whether they’ve crossed it yet or not.
Two decades immersed in Kabbalah and consciousness study — before collapse, not after
Pattern recognition across Human Design and Kabbalistic astrology
Direct experience with betrayal, narcissistic abuse, and coercive control
A capacity to articulate what many feel but resist naming
A voice that destabilizes false identity and restores self-trust
- Aries | Splenic & Ego Manifestor | Born at 11:11 | initiator by design
What Becomes Visible Here:
Truth & Emotional Reality — Seeing the pain behind the lie when it’s easier to deny it
Narrative Collapse — Naming false stories people live inside long after they stop working
Conditioned Identity — Recognizing how roles, relationships, and careers are built on quiet self-betrayal
Sovereignty — Understanding what returns when external authority loses its grip
Human Design & Energy — Seeing patterns without turning them into identity crutches
