When you hear the words broken, wounded, crushed, afflicted, oppressed, stricken, and pierced, what do you think of? Well these words might describe someone who is abused and the abuser. Both are broken. Both are wounded. Both are in pain. But, where do these feelings really come from? From the outside or from within? This podcast will share when pain is put into words, we heal. 

If your parents were unavailable for you for whatever reason, you might have felt abandon. Connection is important; it is important for growth and it is important to be healthy. However, it you had parents or caregivers who failed to create a healthy connection you carry the feelings of lack, insecurity, and yearning to be loved into your adult life. This podcast will provide tools to help you realize your worth and how special we are.

This podcast is about transparency on the way to healing. It hasn’t been easy walking this journey of healing. There will be road blocks, stumbling blocks, setbacks, and stepping stones. You will get encouraged and discouraged, but don't let it tare you down but build you up. Don't let self-doubt stop you from being the best you. 

The qualities that make up an abusive man are like the ingredients in a recipe. The basics are always present but the amounts per ingredient may vary. Just like a recipe has different ingredients, there are different types of abuse and abusers. We are going to expose the types and characteristics of angry abusive man in this podcast. Hopefully it will encourage you that it is not you and you are not alone.

Your abuser, they don’t want to validate your experience, who you are, and what you have created without him. He wants to unplug your view of reality and replace it with his. You see when someone has invaded your identity enough times you naturally start to lose your balance.

But you can find your way back to who you are; who are you were created to be and this topic will help you do just that.

This podcast is to help you understand the tactics of the abuser and how they try to gain power and control over us. One problem with abusers are they frequently tell us what we should think and try to get us to doubt or devalue our perceptions and beliefs.

Do you often find yourself thinking about the abuser a lot, wondering how to please him, how to keep him from leaving, or try to get him to change? This podcast will help you better understand them so you can make better choices and break the cycle of abuse.

Usually when society thinks of grief, we think of death of a loved one. However, there are so many overlooked types of loss. Today topic is grief and loss after leaving domestic relationship. One of the most overlooked side-effects of leaving an abusive relationship is grief. It may be hard to believe, and maybe even hard for some to understand, but there can be a lot of grief associated with ending an abusive relationship. Even if it was unhealthy, it was still a relationship. This podcast will help you begin the healing. 

Domestic Violence is about power and control. It is one person’s use of abusive tactics to gain power and control over another.  The abuser thrives on using techniques to intimidate and confuse the victim which in all reality, they are reflecting their brokenness. Trauma is a physical or emotional damage caused by an assault that can cause shock, fear, or helplessness. Traumatized people often have difficulty telling other people what happened. This podcast is created to encourage you, you are not alone and how asking What happened to you and How has this experience affected you, in addition to support can change the course of your life.. 

Hope has an impact on your mental health. When we lose hope it can cause depression, anxiety, eating disorders, PTSD, substance abuse, or suicidal thoughts. We don’t live in a perfect world. It is broken and we are broken. Do you want to find hope again. This podcast will show you how. 

Did you know there is a link between domestic violence and drug abuse? We all deal with every day demands such as bills, children, work, and relationships. We all have different ways of coping with these daily demands. Some of us have healthy ways to cope and others have unhealthy ways. However, when you’re in a domestic violence relationship, we don’t always think of healthy ways to cope. Just the opposite, we tend to turn to unhealthy ways and one of those unhealthy ways are abusing drugs. This podcast will help you identify healthy ways and find a new you.