Join Seraphina Haas as she introduces her podcast where she discusses her experiences growing up a Gen X, neurodivergent woman who didn’t know she was living with strangers for the first decade of her life in the 1970s to 2001 eras of Northern California. Here she dips her toe into the story of how she navigated living several realities that were not hers, while unaware that her neurological processing was only a fraction of the resistance to achieving hard-earned success. With radical authenticity and an empathic approach to herself and all the players of her life, “Sunny” knows it’s time to tell this story because she lived a life knowing it was her role on Earth to tell it. She’s hoping to bridge knowledge, dispel stereotypes, break trauma cycles and foster a community that embraces the value that everyone who wants to live a peaceful life of community, connection and accomplishments should be free to do exactly that.

Intro music by MarvelousMadamMegenta

Books referenced:

The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk M.D.

(Whose name I think I botched rather badly😥)

The Myth of Normal by Gabor Maté and Daniel Maté

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