From Junkie to Judge: a Recovery Story of Hope with Mary Beth O’Connor
Mary Beth O'Connor has been sober from methamphetamine and other substances since 1994. She also is in recovery from abuse and trauma. The details of her story can be found
Trauma
Rewriting Your Narrative: Turning Trauma into Empowerment with TK Banner
Terri Banner Fitzsimmons (TK Banner) is the author, motivational speaker, and best-selling author of four books. She has been in the field of education most of her adult life as
Healing From Trauma and Trapped Emotions with Rebeccah Silence
Rebeccah Silence is the world's leading coach for emotional healing and relationships. She was named the 2022 REDx Magazine Top Emotional Health and Relationship Coach for helping people heal from
How to Heal From Trauma and Live a Thriving Life with Dr. Randall Bell
Trauma impacts everyone, so it is important to be able to have honest conversations about it in order to heal. Randall Bell, PhD, is a sociologist and economist who specializes in
Lessons From a Prison Guard in Baghdad with Gene Bennett
Gene Bennett is a twice-deployed Iraqi Freedom veteran who shares the gut-wrenching story of his time as a prison guard at a transitional internment facility, in his book, We Did
Living A Full Life After Tragic Loss with Cathleen Elle
The loss of a child is unimagineable, devastating pain. Today's episode focuses on overcoming loss and moving forward to live a full life. Cathleen Elle is a #1 International Bestselling Author,
Escaping Psychological Abuse and Finding Healing with Vanessa Cloke
Vanessa Cloke is known for her acting roles in "The Big Short," "The Walking Dead" and "American Horror Story," but she is also an abuse survivor and Founder of The
Awakening to Your Authentic Voice
Sensual Essence & Feminine Soul For many people, the female experience can be a distinct type of trauma that’s manifested through ageism, sexism, and the objectification of women. My guest, Lara
Forgiveness, Healing & Transformation
Forgiving the Unforgivable When her father killed her mother and married her aunt one month later, Brenda Adelman thought she would never be able to get over feeling damaged, depressed,