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On this episode I am interviewing Tina Swithin where we talk about he alienation industry, reunification camps, and the current human trafficking happening before our very eyes to our children within this camps.

Who is Tina: Tina Swithin is the author of Divorcing a Narcissist (series), founder of One Mom’s Battle and the High Conflict Divorce Coach Certification Program. Tina Swithin continues to champion children’s rights through her family court advocacy. Tina is working to raise awareness of the issues in the family court system and to educate the general public on post separation abuse, narcissistic abuse and the "alienation industry." Tina is a cofounder of the organization, ⁠nationalsafeparents.org⁠ and volunteers her time helping with family court reform through awareness, education and improved legislation such as Kayden's Law. 

This episode I am joined by a fellow domestic abuse survivor who speaks on how she navigated the legal system after abuse and tactics/steps in which she was able to obtain full freedom. We talk strategy. What to do if you just left an abusive relationship and what steps to take.

This is me at 11 at night sitting on my bed, it's giving big sister and I'm ready to have a late night heart to heart. Here's to an episode on when life isn't how you expected, where your dreams started feeling impractical and how to move forward past stagnancy while cultivating dreams along the way.

This episode I'm joined with my therapist Dr. Carl Russel where we discuss how the central nervous system is affected by abuse/trauma. Dr. Carl gives insight on identifying neurological hypersensitivity and how to cope with a dysregulated nervous system as well as heal. If you wrestle with triggers, questioning your perception constantly or can't escape fight flight or freeze this episode is most definitely for you. Streaming on all platforms!

This episode I discuss with my therapist, Dr. Carl Russel a pastor who also worked as a police officer in law enforcement. He shares what the Bible says about divorce and we dig into the context and face the statement that "abuse breaks covenant." We talk about how submission has been mistaken for domination and how that taints the idea of Godly submission with marriage. I open up about the spiritual experience I encountered and how I've had to reshape the incorrect theology. If you are a Christian and unsure if what your experiencing is grounds for divorce this episode is for you. If you have been hurt by the church or are maybe a pastor or mentor I'd urge you to listen to this episode.

This podcast I interview Amy Fiedler, a certified trauma support specialist and certified holistic life coach. We discuss not trusting our intuition after abuse, self sabotage, what happens to the central nervous system after abuse, how feeling safe can actually trigger you, and steps in how to be able to receive healthy love after abuse.

This episode I’ve had the opportunity to interview Tabitha , the mother of Mackenzie Anderson. Tabitha tragically lost her daughter Mackenzie when she was stabbed 20 times to death, fighting her last breath until police arrived rescuing her one year old little boy at the scene. This podcast is about hearing the stories of those who’ve endured domestic abuse, and in memory of the individuals we’ve lost to it. I’m honored to speak with Tabitha and give a space here for Mackenzie’s story. In tribute of Mackenzie Anderson, we hear her story. We know her name, it was Mackenzie Anderson.

Trigger warning: abuse, violence, child sexual abuse, insestual abuse, graphic