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A warm welcome to those who have found this podcast. This podcast has been set up to support, give hope, and provide real stories of resilience and posttraumatic from myself...
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A warm welcome to those who have found this podcast. This podcast has been set up to support, give hope, and provide real stories of resilience and posttraumatic from myself and others from the effects of trauma, challenges and difficult experiences. This podcast challenges a deficit approach in therapy, counselling and mental health and seeks to amplify what is strong, not what is wrong by talking with real people about their real stories of resilience and healing.
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Voices of Resilience Radio
Voices of Resilience Radio
23 AUG 2020 · At the age of 39, Emily was flooded with memories of being sexually abused by her father - someone whom she “adored and admired.”
“At age 39, I was a divorced mother of a toddler, working as a therapist for sexually abused children, and completing my dissertation,” Emily says….And at this same age, this is when her darkest memories came flooding in.
In this interview, psychologist, Emily Samuelson (Ph.D.) and I talk about the book she curated with stories of healing from those who experienced childhood sexual abuse across the United States, and also weaved between her chapters topics from her own story of healing, Soaring above the ashes: Thriving beyond sexual abuse, and the ways she has used resilience too.
https://www.chrissygillmore.com/blog/meet-emily-resilience-story-7-author-inspiration-curator-of-healing-stories
7 JUL 2020 · Mary was sex-trafficked by her family when she was little. Her parents were also involved in child pornography. “My parents were pimps, “ she says. “I am an incest survivor and was abused in ritualistic ways, by men and women.” Because of the abuse, she experienced during her childhood, she outlines how she has chronic pain, fibromyalgia. Despite this, Mary has ‘risen from the ashes’ and created a life for herself like no other.
If you’d like to contact Mary directly, please click on the following links:
Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/maryknightproductions/
LinkedIn, https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-knight-msw-84426547/
If you’d like to connect with Mary for a free phone or Zoom call, please connect with her through her Facebook page outlined above.
For more information about how Mary supported herself along her healing journey check out her website, https://www.maryknightproductions.com/how-i-healed.html
14 JUN 2020 · Maz immigrated from Iran to Canada with her family in the 1980s. Fleeing from a war-torn country, she moved to Canada for safety. Little did she know that in Canada the abuse would continue by her father physically, and her Canadian peers through racism. She tells us her story of resilience and healing. Spirituality, strong core beliefs, looking inwards, and using descriptive, expressive images that clearly articulate paradoxes in the physical realm. Maz, in this interview, vulnerably unfolds her wings from her core, and shares with us true messages of love, kindness and peace - wise gifts of words that we can all use to strengthen ourselves along our own healing journeys.
24 MAY 2020 · In this episode, I talk with the creative, vibrant, envisioned, educated, kind, funny, storytelling Teresa…
A solo father who tried his best raising two girls in the 80s. A background that Teresa really made the most of. Academically, Teresa excelled. She did all the right things and pursued academia, showing how she really is amazing and can put herself to challenging tasks in her own right. Yet there was something missing. Teresa looked inside to find the answers and through this process, although very difficult and not for the "faint-hearted," as she says, her life is much richer, much more meaningful. She continues to share from her own experience...
(Please mind the end of the podcast where we cut off!)
17 MAY 2020 · A sad, sudden death of a close friend from a snowboarding accident- as close as a brother, a difficult marriage separation, and hitting a religious rock bottom left Dave clutching for answers and wanting to look deeper into where he found himself in his ‘age 30 transition’. Yet, a light within him kept him searching for answers, pursuing a new reality, and persevering the most difficult of times to find answers that would help resolve not only him but even his lineage before him…
A warm welcome to those who have found this podcast. This podcast has been set up to support, give hope, and provide real stories of resilience and posttraumatic from myself...
show more
A warm welcome to those who have found this podcast. This podcast has been set up to support, give hope, and provide real stories of resilience and posttraumatic from myself and others from the effects of trauma, challenges and difficult experiences. This podcast challenges a deficit approach in therapy, counselling and mental health and seeks to amplify what is strong, not what is wrong by talking with real people about their real stories of resilience and healing.
show less
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Author | Chrissy Kampman Gillmore |
Organization | Chrissy Kampman Gillmore |
Categories | Mental Health |
Website | www.chrissygillmore.com |
chrissymgillmore@gmail.com |
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