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In this episode, we are joined by Mr. Jay, a renowned betrayal trauma practitioner, as he delves into the complexities of healing from emotional abuse and relational trauma. Mr. Jay explains what betrayal trauma is, how it differs from other traumas, and discusses its profound impact on personal identity. He emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing past wounds alongside current pain to facilitate true healing. The conversation also explores the role of faith in the recovery process and provides practical strategies for managing triggers and rebuilding trust. Mr. Jay’s unique combination of professional expertise and a faith-based approach offers invaluable insights for those on their journey to recovery.
00:00 Introduction to Mr. Jay and Betrayal Trauma
01:10 Defining Betrayal Trauma
02:39 Personalization and Secrecy of Betrayal Trauma
04:06 Impact of Betrayal Trauma on Past, Present, and Future
04:58 Betrayal Trauma from Suicide and Personal Health
06:09 Identity Loss and Co-Creation in Relationships
08:35 Rebuilding Trust and Individualized Healing Plans
11:13 Role of Faith and Spirituality in Healing
12:00 Forgiveness and Self-Love
15:04 Challenges in Forgiving the Impact
18:47 Willingness to Repair and Rebuild
23:48 Patterns of Behavior and Trust
25:02 Creating Your Soulmate After Betrayal
25:40 Personal Story of Trauma and Healing
27:09 Discovering Betrayal Trauma
28:56 Challenges in Betrayal Trauma Therapy
36:53 Signs of Genuine Effort in Healing
37:55 Coping Mechanisms for Triggers
44:47 Final Messages of Hope and Encouragement
To learn more about today’s guest, Mr. Jay, visit:
MRJAYRelationshipCoach.com
To learn more about the host, Deborah Ashway, LCMHCS, LCAS, visit:
InnerSourceTherapy.com
Healing Through Trauma: Veronica Bubenickova with Cancer Recovery
In this episode, we are joined by Veronica Bubenickova, author of 'Diary of a Soul Reborn' and a leader in cancer recovery transformation. Veronica shares her personal journey of cancer recovery and the essential role of trauma-informed practices in healing. She discusses the importance of integrating energy-based healing techniques such as somatic experiencing, angelic Reiki, and quantum regression therapy in managing post-treatment stress, particularly for those with a history of childhood trauma or toxic abuse. Veronica provides deep insights into the mind-body connection, intergenerational trauma, and the power of self-love and community in fostering resilience and emotional stability during and after cancer treatment. She also offers practical guidance and resources for anyone navigating a similar path.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction
01:43 Veronica's Personal Journey into Trauma and Healing
04:18 Exploring the Mind-Body Connection
14:42 Angelic Reiki and Quantum Regression Therapy
17:28 Somatic Experiencing and Post-Treatment Challenges
25:53 Integrating Conventional and Alternative Treatments
28:04 Veronica's Book and Online Course
31:51 The Power of Community and Protection Techniques
41:30 Final Thoughts and Encouragement
To learn more about Veronika Bubenickova:
www.lotus-journey.com/links
To learn more about the host, Deborah Ashway:
www.InnerSourceTherapy.com
In the Middle: Navigating the Journey of Eating Disorder Recovery with Mallory Tarpley
In this episode, we sit down with author and advocate Mallary Tenore Tarpley to discuss her upcoming book, 'Slip: Life in the Middle of Eating Disorder Recovery.' Mallory shares her deeply personal journey through anorexia, following the early loss of her mother, and how she transformed her struggle into a source of hope and resilience. With insights from extensive interviews with experts and patients, Mallory addresses the often-overlooked 'middle place' in eating disorder recovery, offering practical strategies and shedding light on misconceptions. Tune in to learn about Mallory's reflections on resilience, her investigative work on eating disorders, and valuable lessons for both those struggling and their loved ones.
00:00 Introduction to Mallory's Journey
01:18 Mallory's Early Life and Struggles
02:47 The Onset of the Eating Disorder
06:41 Treatment and Recovery
09:41 Defining Resilience
20:31 Challenges and Relapses
27:49 Support Systems and Therapy
36:11 Final Thoughts and Book Information
You can find SLIP, by Mallary Tenore Tarpley on Amazon
To learn more about Mallary Tenore Tarpley:
https://www.mallarytenoretarpley.com/
To learn more about the host, Deborah Ashway:www.InnerSourceTherapy.com
In this episode of the Healing From Toxic Abuse Podcast, host Deborah Ashway is joined by Kimberly Johnson, CEO of Arch Collaborative. Arch Collaborative is a social services network in Redding, CA, supporting victims of domestic violence, child abuse, and human trafficking in Shasta County. Since founding the Children’s Legacy Center in 2016, she has secured over $15 million in grants to establish the county’s first Children’s Advocacy Center, aiding prosecutions while reducing trauma for victims. Ms. Johnson is an alum of the Stanford Business School’s LEAD Program, and holds certifications from the National Children’s Alliance and the National Native Children’s Trauma Center
This episode discusses trauma-informed care and innovative support systems for trauma survivors. Kimberly shares her work in Northern California, detailing the creation of a Children's Advocacy Center, the challenges and successes in providing services to victims of violence, and the crucial role of interdisciplinary collaboration. This discussion highlights hope, healing, and the transformative potential of coordinated care for those affected by trauma.
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest
02:11 Kimberly Johnson's Background and Arch Collaborative
03:25 The Children's Advocacy Center Model
05:28 Expansion and Rebranding to Arch Collaborative
06:59 Challenges and Successes in Trauma-Informed Care
09:49 Rural Placement Model for Exploited Children
15:05 Systemic Solutions and Coordinated Response
20:33 Comprehensive Services for Domestic Violence Victims
24:13 Charges Filed and Community Impact
25:03 Understanding Non-Physical Abuse
26:09 Challenges in Victim Support
27:38 Financial Control and Training
28:08 Post-COVID Staffing and Services
31:18 Behavioral Health and Crisis Services
33:26 Law Enforcement and Victim Belief
39:44 Supporting Local Trauma Care
41:56 Future of Trauma-Informed Care
46:14 Conclusion and Contact Information
Social Links:
https://www.facebook.com/OneSafePlaceShasta/, https://www.facebook.com/childrenslegacycenter/
https://www.instagram.com/ospshasta/?hl=en
https://www.instagram.com/childrenslegacycenter/?hl=en
https://www.instagram.com/kimberlylanelle/?hl=en
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberly-l-johnson-7803a374
In this episode, Deb interviews Andy Campbell, author of 'Overcoming Life's Toughest Setbacks'. Andy shares his inspiring journey of surviving multiple traumatic events, including childhood abuse, family health issues, his own battle with stage four pancreatic cancer, and the loss of his son. He discusses his 15 core beliefs that provide a framework for resilience and positive change. Andy also highlights the importance of courage, honor, and perseverance in facing life's adversities. The conversation explores deep philosophical insights and practical advice for those dealing with their own setbacks, offering hope and motivation to listeners.
00:00 Introduction to Andy Campbell
01:29 Andy's Early Life Challenges
04:35 Developing Core Beliefs
07:00 The Six Foundational Words
10:18 Applying Core Beliefs in Life
16:19 Understanding Honor and Courage
31:01 Facing Pain with Honor
31:51 Core Beliefs: No One Outruns the Universe
32:14 The Still Small Voice vs. The Loud Voice
35:30 Hard Decisions and Hard Consequences
35:50 The Journey Through Chemotherapy
40:21 Listening to the Quiet Voice
45:06 Overview of Core Beliefs
48:08 The Importance of Perseverance
52:32 Finding Meaning in Life's Challenges
55:31 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
To learn more about today’s guest:
askandycampbell.com
To learn more about show host, Deborah Ashway, LCMHCS, LCAS or to be a guest on this podcast:
www.InnerSourceTherapy.com
In this episode of Healing from Toxic Abuse Podcast, host Deb Ashway welcomes Ingrid Hu Dahl, an accomplished author, leadership coach, musician, and filmmaker. Ingrid discusses her new memoir 'Sun Shining On Morning Snow' and delves into themes of identity, cultural expectations, resilience, and the journey of self-discovery. Sharing deeply personal experiences, Ingrid touches on her late mother's impact, the complexities of mixed-race identities, and how engaging with one's authentic self can foster deeper human connections and empathy. Listen in as Ingrid shares the wisdom she has gleaned from her journey and the powerful transformation she experienced through writing her memoir.
00:00 Welcome and Introduction to Ingrid Udal
01:21 The Meaning Behind 'Sun Shining On Morning Snow'
02:04 Ingrid's Mother's Journey and Cultural Dynamics
03:22 Writing the Memoir: A Healing Process
05:39 Themes of Identity and Cultural Expectations
07:44 Growing Up Mixed-Race in America
12:23 Ingrid's Mother's Legacy and Struggles
15:42 Healing and Reconciliation
22:23 The Magic of Horses
24:34 Embracing Authenticity and Cultural Backgrounds
26:10 The Power of Family and Matriarchs
26:55 Warrior Spirit and Generational Healing
31:21 The Courage of Choice and Living Boldly
37:31 The Significance of 'Sun Shining on Morning Snow'
41:45 Final Thoughts and Key Takeaways
To find Ingrid’s book, Sun Shining on Morning Snow, visit:
https://www.sunshiningonmorningsnow.com/
To be a guest on this podcast or learn more about the host, Deborah Ashway, visit:
www.InnerSourceTherapy.com
In this episode of 'Healing from Toxic Abuse,' host Deborah welcomes Lizzie, a listener who bravely shares her journey of overcoming a toxic relationship. Lizzie recounts her experiences moving from Britain to Spain, navigating cultural differences, and ultimately surviving an abusive marriage. Through candid conversation, Lizzie discusses the emotional and psychological manipulation she faced, the pivotal moments that led to her realization, and the steps she took to reclaim her life. This powerful story highlights the importance of external support, self-belief, and the resources available for those in similar situations. Lizzie's narrative is an inspiration to others facing similar challenges with toxic relationships, reminding listeners that it is possible to find a way out and rebuild a life of independence and happiness.
00:00 Introduction and Purpose of the Podcast
01:45 Lizzie's Journey: From Britain to Spain
03:49 Realizing the Toxicity
05:44 The Turning Point: Getting a Stable Job
11:32 Recognizing and Accepting the Abuse
15:14 Seeking Help and Support
20:58 Reporting to the Police and Breaking Free
24:34 Taking the First Brave Step
25:08 Belief System and Dependency
26:33 Rebuilding Self-Reliance
27:21 Support Network and Shared Experiences
28:18 Understanding the Cycle of Toxic Relationships
30:46 Overcoming Manipulation and Finding Clarity
35:24 Building a New Life and Shared Custody
41:24 Resilience and Future Goals
www.InnerSourceTherapy.com
Holding in Your Truth For Way Too Long
Breaking the Cycle: Speaking Your Truth in Toxic Relationships
When you hold in your truth, thoughts, feelings, needs, and wants, for so long, they become impacted. And when you finally do speak your truth, it has the potential to come out way too strong and all wrong. This episode talks about the consequences of holding back your truth in toxic relationships and provides insights into recognizing and overcoming these patterns. Learn about the signs that you're not speaking from your heart, the effects of suppressing emotions, and how to start voicing your truth safely and effectively. Discover the importance of emotional regulation and reappraisal, and find out how to navigate your healing journey. Reclaim your voice and break free from the cycle of manipulation.
00:00 Understanding the Impact of Toxic Relationships
00:59 Five Signs You're Holding in Your Truth
07:30 The Consequences of Suppressing Emotions
13:30 How to Speak Up After Holding Things In
16:31 Embracing Your Authentic Self
25:23 The Journey of Healing and Growth
To learn more about our host, Deborah Ashway, LCMHCS, LCAS, visit:
www.InnerSourceTherapy.com
In this episode, the host, Deborah Ashway, welcomes Kate Russell, author of the powerful memoir 'Ironing Out My Life,' to discuss her deeply personal journey of growing up in a toxic environment marked by child abuse, addiction, and generational trauma. Kate shares her experiences with alcoholic and drug-addicted parents, the impact of these dynamics on her life, and her path to recovery and resilience. She discusses the raw and honest truth of her memoir, the importance of confronting one's past, breaking cycles of abuse, and the healing potential of sharing personal stories. Kate also talks about her writing process, challenges, and how her belief system and intuition have guided her through recovery. The episode touches upon her career as an actor, her future plans, and the significance of maintaining a connection with her 'God voice' for hope and resilience.
00:00 Introduction to Kate Russell and Her Memoir
01:35 The Story Behind 'Ironing Out My Life'
02:31 Kate's Early Life and Family Background
03:25 Impact of Parental Addiction and Abuse
07:16 Kate's Journey to Sobriety and Healing
18:48 Challenges in Writing the Memoir
26:28 Navigating Audition Anxiety
27:21 Embracing Authenticity in Acting
30:15 The Battle of Internal Voices
32:06 Addressing Childhood Trauma
38:09 The Journey to Sobriety
41:35 Reflecting on Recovery and Belief
45:18 Complex Relationship with Mother
48:31 Future Plans and Book Promotion
To learn more about today’s guest, Kate Russell, visit:
KateRussellAuthor.com
To learn more about our host, Deborah Ashway, LCMHCS, LCAS, visit:
www.InnerSourceTherapy.com
Amazon
katerussellauthor.com
Kate Russell is an accomplished author and memoirist, well-known for her powerful and thought-provoking works such as "Ironing Out My Life." In this episode, we will be discussing her memoir, which explores the long-lasting impact of child abuse on various aspects of life.
Throughout her career, Kate has gained a strong following and recognition for her authentic and heartfelt storytelling. Her books, including "Ironing Out My Life" and others in the "Portrait of a Dysfunctional Family" series, address the challenges of overcoming a difficult past and the resilience required to navigate the lasting effects of trauma.
As a seasoned writer, Kate shares her personal experiences in a way that resonates with readers who have faced similar struggles. Her work sheds light on the importance of self-reflection, healing, and personal growth in the aftermath of abusive environments.
Kate's powerful storytelling and commitment to raising awareness about the impact of abuse make her an influential figure in the realm of memoirs and personal development literature.
In this episode, the host, Deborah Ashway, welcomes Kate Russell to discuss her deeply personal journey of growing up in a toxic environment marked by child abuse, addiction, and generational trauma. Kate shares her experiences with alcoholic and drug-addicted parents, the impact of these dynamics on her life, and her path to recovery and resilience. She discusses the raw and honest truth of her memoir, the importance of confronting one's past, breaking cycles of abuse, and the healing potential of sharing personal stories. Kate also talks about her writing process, challenges, and how her belief system and intuition have guided her through recovery. The episode touches upon her career as an actor, her future plans, and the significance of maintaining a connection with her 'God voice' for hope and resilience.
00:00 Introduction to Kate Russell and Her Memoir
01:35 The Story Behind 'Ironing Out My Life'
02:31 Kate's Early Life and Family Background
03:25 Impact of Parental Addiction and Abuse
07:16 Kate's Journey to Sobriety and Healing
18:48 Challenges in Writing the Memoir
26:28 Navigating Audition Anxiety
27:21 Embracing Authenticity in Acting
30:15 The Battle of Internal Voices
32:06 Addressing Childhood Trauma
38:09 The Journey to Sobriety
41:35 Reflecting on Recovery and Belief
45:18 Complex Relationship with Mother
48:31 Future Plans and Book Promotion
To learn more about today’s guest, Kate Russell, visit:
KateRussellAuthor.com
To learn more about our host, Deborah Ashway, LCMHCS, LCAS, visit:
www.InnerSourceTherapy.com
Amazon
katerussellauthor.com
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