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Welcome to a new episode of Recovery Podcast - this episode is a reading from a recent blog post on our sassy new website, www.recoverypodcast.me in response to the ABC's program, You Can't Ask That in which, the show focussed on Sexual Assault.
Listen in for some serious myth-busting and ranty pants.
Share the article online here:
https://www.recoverypodcast.me/new-blog/dontaskthat
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Today we're joined by small business owner, Dorothy Krajewski who bravely and generously wanted to share her story with us about her experiences of psychological and emotional abuse by her husband.
Dorothy is an incredibly strong woman raising two boys in a regional city of Victoria, and in this episode, you'll hear how she was supported to leave her marriage, and begin life anew.
Please support Recovery Podcast by liking and sharing this episode on your social media, OR alternatively, leave us a rating and review in your podcast app.
If you would like to share your story or get in touch with Ashleigh, please email [email protected]
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Website: www.recoverypodcast.com
Welcome to another episode of Recovery!
On this episode, we're talking about people who are overly supportive, or not at all and what on EARTH do we do with both extremes?
We have the avoider, and thr chronic, "are you OK" person - so how do you deal?
Listen in for some insights, a few suggestions and also, some REALLY good news!
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Website: www.recoverypodcast.me
Get the transcription of this episode at:
https://www.recoverypodcast.me/new-blog/
Welcome to this episode of Recovery Podcast.
Today we're joined by fellow survivor and advocate, Renee Mayne who shares her story of domestic violence and how that same cycle, unwittingly, repeated itself in her early adult life - and how she rose from rock bottom to the courageous, fierce woman she is today.
If you love Renee's episode, you might want to know more about her - you can learn more about Renee on her website at reneemayne.com
Inspired by Renee's story? Check out the blog post with some reflections by Ashleigh post interview at https://www.recoverypodcast.me/new-blog/ourstory
Connect with us on the following platforms:
Facebook @recoverypodcast
Twitter @recoverypod
Email [email protected]
Website www.recoverypodcast.me
G'day listeners, today is a quick update on where Recovery Podcast is heading - and call for some support to getting us there.
New dedicated email address: [email protected]
New website: www.recoverypodcast,me
The Blog: https://www.recoverypodcast.me/new-blog/2018/7/1/is-this-website-a-suffragette
Don't let what's happened to you define you - let it what's re-define you!
Join me as we hear M's story from childhood through to her young adulthood and her experiences.
Please take care while listening, there are many themes that come up which might be triggering. Take a break as you need to, and do what you need to do to care for your wellness.
If you'd like to share your story or know an Expert we need to interview on the show please contact me on [email protected]
You can connect with me on facebook @recoverypodcast
Welcome to Recovery Podcast!
This is a special episode because it's the first installment in our new #1000storiesforchange campaign - where I want to invite women to share their stories of hope and resilience after violence and trauma.
Today, we're joined by Trudi Pavlovsky - apart from being a great friend of mine, Trudi is also an NLP Trainer, Reiki Master, and Business Coach. She also loves Unicorns.
In this episode, you will hear how Trudi has been assaulted multiple times in her life, her low-points and how she managed to turn it around and change her life. It's not easy to hear, but an incredible story of hope, determination, and choice.
Please support Recovery Podcast by sharing this across your Social Media, or alternatively please leave us a rating and review in Apple Podcasts.
If you'd like to share your story or get in touch with me, please email [email protected]
Find us on:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/recoverypodcast
Twitter: @recoverypod
Web: www.recoverypodcast.me
Contact me at [email protected] if you want to share your story on the podcast.
In this episode, we are looking closely at this pervasive, insidious question that we ask ourselves: why didn't I fight back?
We also take a look at the physical reasons fighting back during an assault is often impossible, and not a choice.
You can support RECOVERY podcast by being a patron of the show for as little as $1 per month - this helps to cover the minimal operating costs of the show - find out more and become a patron at www.patreon.com/recoverypodcast
Help save Noura's life by tweeting #JusticForNoura #ForcedMarriage #RapeinMarriage
Visit all the petition sites, especially this one which generates a letter to the Minister of Justice: https://www.amnesty.org.au/act-now/sudan-forced-marriage-death-penalty/
Tweet @yassmin_a for more information.
WE ONLY HAVE 10 DAYS TO SAVE HER LIFE - spread as many news articles as possible, tweet like mad and tell your local MP to say something!
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