The Bradley Hall Show

In honor of Mental Health Awareness month, Trauma Recovery Coaches Bradley Hall and Will Wissmiller sit down to talk trauma and recovery. 

Will's Bio:

Will offers insight and intuitive guidance to help his clients break patterns negatively affecting their daily lives.

As an Advanced Certified Trauma Recovery Coach with the International Association of Trauma Recovery Coaching, he is passionate about, and intimately familiar with, helping others overcome the effects of Complex PTSD (C-PTSD), also known as Developmental Trauma.

Will also loves to help anyone who wants to achieve more authentic and secure attachments in their personal and professional relationships.

Another of Will’s passions is his work as NeuroAffective Touch® practitioner.   This unique form of bodywork, designed specifically to help clients heal from Developmental Trauma, not only allows Will to help his in-person clients quickly and effectively release the hold of past trauma on the body and mind (it’s great for stress relief too!) - it also informs his approach to healing as a Trauma Recovery Coach: namely, addressing how the body AND the mind store the effects of trauma, and can establish how we show up in the world.

Fitness junkie and Vegan advocate, Lloyd Carr, talks about this passion for living a health lifestyle. Lloyd shares with us how #obesity and injury lead him to making small changes that ultimately changed his entire life. He now travels all over the country attending #fitness conventions and advocating for living a #vegan lifestyle.

Today my guest, Yoga Instructor, Forest Spall talks about how discovering yoga literally saved his life.  After feeling abandoned and alone with his PTSD, Forest recalls how a yoga instructor introduced him to the practice and changed his life forever.  Forest is now a Yoga instructor in southwest Florida and shares his passion with students of all ages. Listen to his remarkable story.  

Alicia opens up to talk about finding out her secret, meeting her biological family and how this traumatic news may have actually helped save her marriage.  

I met Megan on the set for CBS Sunday Morning with Rita Braver.  She graciously agreed to tell her story about her recent NPE discovery and how it's affected her mental health.  

Bradley and his special guest, Bobbi L. Parish, Founder of the International Association of Trauma Recovery Coaches discuss the impact of Covid 19, media coverage, the public reaction and self containment and how it affects each of us individually, and what each of us can do to help ourselves, and each other, through this trying time.  

in his first episode, Bradley talks about his NPE experience with his guests.  Stay tuned for the surprise twist!