Place Cards: an iThrive Collective Podcast with Terri Thorne

Place Cards: an iThrive Collective Podcast with Terri Thorne

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  • You Can Set Your Own Table After Childhood Trauma

    Place Cards, an iThrive Collective Podcast with Terri Thorne

    Terri Thorne introduces Place Cards, a supportive space for survivors of family dysfunction, childhood sexual abuse, and incest who are working to build healthier lives. Drawing from her own experience, she shares how mentorship, boundaries, and difficult choices helped her break cycles of poverty, abusive relationships, and drug use.

    This episode introduces Terri Thorne as a survivor, author, and advocate, and lays out the podcast’s focus: honest conversations about healing, self-definition, and creating a life that reflects your own dreams rather than inherited patterns.

    Key topics:

    - How childhood dysfunction can continue to affect adult life

    - The role of mentorship, boundary setting, and difficult choices in making change

    - Breaking cycles of poverty, abusive relationships, and drug use

    - *Place Cards* as support from a fellow survivor—not therapy

    - Honest conversations about family dysfunction, childhood sexual abuse, and incest

    - The invitation to set your own table and create a life that reflects your dreams

    Timestamps-

    0:05 — How childhood dysfunction can follow you into adulthood

    0:34— Support, boundaries, and moving beyond inherited patterns

    1:03 — Terri introduces herself and invites listeners to follow


    Follow Place Cards for new episodes every Tuesday.


    Visit www.iThriveCollective.com to learn more.


    2 min

About Place Cards: an iThrive Collective Podcast with Terri Thorne

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Place Cards is a survivor‑led podcast for adults healing from childhood sexual abuse, including incest. Inspired by Terri Thorne’s book Set Your Own Table, it explores childhood trauma, toxic family…