In this week's episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Keeper Catran-Whitney, author of "Helplessness." Keeper reflects on his past growing up in a disadvantaged black singing family grappling with shattered dreams and the unforgivable actions of a stepfather who sexually abused his sisters. He confronts his painful past and shares how his sister's abuse affected him as well.

You can find Keeper's book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/HELPLESSNESS-Brothers-Experience-Sisters-Sexually/dp/B0CCCPFF39/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1R8WPYGNZN7V4&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.X39DM4Ir5lzAMaWFlVeH1Q.RB4Gq3AqG1jpnb3WnAmaa4Sg7Nqf73-DosTZ5XR0Ya0&dib_tag=se&keywords=keeper+catran-whitney&qid=1728839184&sprefix=keeper+catran%2Caps%2C166&sr=8-1

In this week's episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Speaker, Coach, Therapist, and Author Jude Holland. Jude shares her story of losing her mom, and finding out her partner was cheating, which ultimately led her into the arms of her abuser.

Visit her website here to learn more:

https://judeholland.coach/

In this episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews business owner, entrepreneur, poet and author, Mike Cinelli. Mike shares how he eventually overcame and healed from his twenty-year heroin and crack cocaine addiction.

You can learn more about Mike Cinelli here: https://mikecinelli.com/

In this week's episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews a friend, Tammy. Tammy shares her perspective of having a mother with dementia and how it has impacted her life.

In today's episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews a mother-daughter author team, Clarissa and Fiona Moll. They discuss the unexpected loss of their husband/father in a hiking accident, which left them both with a lot of grief—part of the discussion centers around the specific needs of grieving teens.

https://www.instagram.com/mollclarissa/
https://clarissamoll.com/
https://www.amazon.com/Hurt-Help-Hope-Conversation-about-ebook/dp/B0CW1FFH3T

In this week's episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Dr. Shannon Wood, an advocate for individuals with disabilities. Shannon Wood is a seasoned professional with a deep-rooted passion for empowering individuals in the Human Services field. With a diverse educational background and extensive experience, Shannon is committed to making a positive impact in public health and human services.

Shannon shares how she was abandoned by her biological mother when she was just 7 years old. She and her brothers went to live with their 26-year-old cousin. Shannon discusses how these circumstances led to her living most of her life feeling inadequate, rejected, and not knowing her worth.

In this episode, Dr. Christine Malone shares her story of losing her child, Ian Riley Malone. Dr. Malone discusses Ian's traumatic birth injury and how it ultimately led to his passing at just four years old.

Make sure to read Dr. Christine Malone's book, The Day I

Happy heavenly birthday to Ian on September 4th. We love you to the moon and back.

In this week's episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Pat Roos, a Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Rutgers University and author of Surviving Alex: A Mother's Story of Love, Loss, and Addiction. Pat's son lost his battle with addiction at the age of 25.

Website: patroos.com

Book: Surviving Alex: A Mother’s Story of Love, Loss, and Addiction: Roos, Patricia A.: 9781978837027: Amazon.com: Books

In this week's episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Dr. Natasha Trujillo, a Denver-based psychologist and therapist. Dr. Trujillo discusses her book ⁠And She Was Never the Same Again⁠. Dr. Malone and Dr. Trujillo share stories of her grief, how she dealt with that grief, and ultimately, how that grief changed her.

In this episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Ryan Skinner, president of Cracking the Code. Ryan talks about his childhood trauma and addiction problems. He shares how he cracked the code on how to achieve fulfillment and success in his life.

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