F O F Podcast, Living Unstuck After Sexual Trauma

In this episode, we dive into the dark and thrilling world of "Luckiest Girl Alive," the recent Netflix adaptation of Jessica Knoll's bestselling novel.

The film tells the story of Ani FaNelli, a successful New York City magazine writer who seems to have it all: a wealthy fiancé, a glamorous job, and a perfect façade. But as her wedding day approaches, Ani's carefully crafted image begins to crumble, and her traumatic past is slowly revealed.

We delve into the film's themes of trauma, identity, and the pressure to conform to societal expectations.

But be warned: this is not a feel-good movie. "Luckiest Girl Alive" tackles heavy topics like sexual assault and the toxic culture of private schools, and the film's unflinching portrayal of these issues may be difficult for some viewers.

Overall, "Luckiest Girl Alive" is a gripping and thought-provoking adaptation that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Tune in to hear our full review and analysis of this powerful film.

In this episode, we discuss with Tanya:

How she first experienced sexual violence

The impact on her relationship with her body and how she has improved that relationship

What she would say to those who feel their body is not safe

How did you come to find Yoga, Pilates, & more?

Including social media, what services does she offer for survivors?

What is your message to survivors of sexual trauma?

What would you tell your younger self?

For more information about Tanya visit https://www.nomoretraumayoga.com/

You can listen to the No More Trauma podcast here

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Amanda Marks is a licensed professional counselor in the state of Georgia and a certified professional clinical supervisor. She also offers supervision and consultation services, as well as telehealth licenses in Florida and Vermont. Her work experience includes working at psychiatric hospitals and emergency rooms in the Atlanta area conducting assessments, while also providing day programming to adolescents and women with eating disorders and trauma. Amanda specializes in complex trauma, acute stress and trauma, offering EMDR intensives.

For more information visit https://www.resilientcounseling.net/

Sara Aird is a recovering complex trauma survivor, who uses her voice and writing to advocate for herself and other healing trauma survivors. She has created an educational and compassion-building community on Instagram called Breaking Down CPTSD. Utilizing her 17 years of personal research and lived experience, she breaks down a variety of science-backed recovery resources into digestible, accessible, and practical tools. She has written several recovery workbooks, which combine trauma education with the compassionate perspective of someone who has lived it herself. Sara is passionate about empowering trauma survivors to heal and recover through education and a supportive community.

www.saraaird.com

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The Healing Sexual Trauma Workbook grew out of a desire to make her work more easily accessible and is now available in Spanish.

For more information visit FeltSenseResonance.com and HealingSexualTrauma.com

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This week we talk with Chris Yadon the Managing Director of Saprea, a nonprofit committed to liberating individuals and society from child sexual abuse. We talk about the epidemic of child sexual abuse, best practices for prevention, and the healing services available to survivors.

For more information about Saprea visit https://saprea.org/

Get to know Dr. Sadohl Jones and Claire Horner as they describe their history, experience, and motivation in creating the FOF podcast. They also explain their motivation behind starting the podcast and finding the great guest that they had lined up for season 1.

What if you could have a solution to your safety that was small enough to carry in your pocket, or an item of jewelry? What if the solution is affordable and can be worn on the body or attached to it? Not having to worry about carrying anything or your keys when running toward the exit.  

Rajia is the CEO of invisaWear, one of the industry’s top leaders for smart jewelry and life-saving devices. In just a few short years Rajia took invisaWear from launch to over 70,000 customers. She successfully raised millions of dollars to bring the product to market within 2 years. Rajia has become one of the most successful young entrepreneurs in Massachusetts, crushing statistics stacked against women and minorities in the industry.

To learn more about InvisaWear visit https://www.invisawear.com/

When it comes to sex after sexual trauma, many people find themselves asking: "Am I ready?" or "Can I enjoy intimacy again?" On this episode of The FOF Podcast, we talk with Natalie A. N. Elliott who is an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist and Sex Therapy Supervisor specializing in helping individuals and couples improve their sexual relationships. If you're struggling with discussing sex and/or sexual trauma with your therapist, this is a must-listen!

For more information about Natalie Elliott and her practice visit www.AtlantaSexTherapy.com

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Sexual trauma in the religious community is a topic that has taken root in recent years, and people are talking about it more than ever. But what happens when perpetrators are part of ministry leadership? In this episode of the FOF Podcast, Eric Skwarczynski shares his story as well as some candid advice for families trying to deal with sexual predators within their church's leadership.

Eric Skwarczynski is a storyteller who has spent the last decade building compelling media campaigns for personal brands, start-ups and non-profits. His work as a filmmaker has taken him around the world and included a documentary film and an 8-episode miniseries.

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