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Welcome to Hello Trauma Brain. A podcast where I share my experience living with Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, and what I am doing to heal and get better.
In this Season 2 Finale episode, Raysa celebrates her progress so far and talks about the vicious inner critic and how it was created. Raysa reflects on how she is fighting back against her own inner critic that has bullied her for a lifetime. Raysa also celebrates the podcast’s wins and achievements, and provides a sneak peek on what is ahead for her and Hello Trauma Brain. Thank you for being a part of Season 2 of Hello Trauma Brain. Season 3 is coming in the Fall 2025.
References (this podcast is not sponsored by any of the individuals or resources linked below).
Pete Walker’s book C-PTSD from Surviving to Thriving
Nick Werber’s Instagram
Hunger Games’ Three Finger Salute
Being Well Podcast episode “How to Heal Attachment Wounds | Elizabeth Ferreira, Being Well”
A special thank you to all the guests featured in Season 2:
Bonny
Casey Smith’s Link Tree
Benjamin Allen’s podcast The (Complex) PTSD Guy
Ali Boyce’s Link Tree
Dr. Ingrid Clayton’s Website
Shout outs to professionals that were inspired by Raysa’s story
Dr. Michael Alcee’s The Heart of OCD Substack
Teresa Reitz, LCSW’s Instagram
Sneak Peek (projects that will feature Raysa in upcoming releases)
The Healing and CPTSD Chronicles’ Website
About that Jack Blog’s Website
Follow Hello Trauma Brain on Instagram
Subscribe now on:
Apple Podcasts
Spotify
Amazon Music
YouTube
Buy Raysa a coffee to say thank you (donation amount is completely up to you) - https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/rmichellerising
Visit Official Bio Site (for links to all main platforms 🙂)
Visit Official Website (currently under construction)
Email Hello Trauma Brain: [email protected]
DISCLAIMER: I am not a licensed psychologist or mental health care professional and this podcast is not meant to replace nor substitute the care of psychologists, other mental or medical healthcare professionals. If you think you might have Complex PTSD or any of the conditions mentioned in this podcast please reach out to your primary care or mental health provider.
By Raysa Michelle5
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Welcome to Hello Trauma Brain. A podcast where I share my experience living with Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, and what I am doing to heal and get better.
In this Season 2 Finale episode, Raysa celebrates her progress so far and talks about the vicious inner critic and how it was created. Raysa reflects on how she is fighting back against her own inner critic that has bullied her for a lifetime. Raysa also celebrates the podcast’s wins and achievements, and provides a sneak peek on what is ahead for her and Hello Trauma Brain. Thank you for being a part of Season 2 of Hello Trauma Brain. Season 3 is coming in the Fall 2025.
References (this podcast is not sponsored by any of the individuals or resources linked below).
Pete Walker’s book C-PTSD from Surviving to Thriving
Nick Werber’s Instagram
Hunger Games’ Three Finger Salute
Being Well Podcast episode “How to Heal Attachment Wounds | Elizabeth Ferreira, Being Well”
A special thank you to all the guests featured in Season 2:
Bonny
Casey Smith’s Link Tree
Benjamin Allen’s podcast The (Complex) PTSD Guy
Ali Boyce’s Link Tree
Dr. Ingrid Clayton’s Website
Shout outs to professionals that were inspired by Raysa’s story
Dr. Michael Alcee’s The Heart of OCD Substack
Teresa Reitz, LCSW’s Instagram
Sneak Peek (projects that will feature Raysa in upcoming releases)
The Healing and CPTSD Chronicles’ Website
About that Jack Blog’s Website
Follow Hello Trauma Brain on Instagram
Subscribe now on:
Apple Podcasts
Spotify
Amazon Music
YouTube
Buy Raysa a coffee to say thank you (donation amount is completely up to you) - https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/rmichellerising
Visit Official Bio Site (for links to all main platforms 🙂)
Visit Official Website (currently under construction)
Email Hello Trauma Brain: [email protected]
DISCLAIMER: I am not a licensed psychologist or mental health care professional and this podcast is not meant to replace nor substitute the care of psychologists, other mental or medical healthcare professionals. If you think you might have Complex PTSD or any of the conditions mentioned in this podcast please reach out to your primary care or mental health provider.

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