Podcast appearances and mentions of emily stroia

Last week's episode featured a series of guests who, during their episode interviews, chose to recognize and celebrate the SASS format, its purposes and successes, and the healing benefits of being part of this podcast. I took clips of those episodes and compiled them into a succession of the comments that they made about the show. The episode was such a hit, and I received some great feedback and comments about the show, that I decided this week, as my first episode of this new year, to compile the remaining comments that the rest of my 2023 guests had made and put together a Part 2 as my first episode of 2024! As I mentioned last week, I couldn't be more thrilled and appreciative of the comments these guests made because it shows that my goals and purposes for this podcast are being met. And I also want to repeat that it is a blessing for me to be able to provide this platform for victims and survivors who willing to share their stories of rape and sexual assault. These narratives not only help the guests but also offer healing and growth to the listener. This week's clips are from the episodes of the following guests, in this order: Cashaye Barrera; Jessica Pride; Caroline Markel Hammond (Part 2); Emily Stroia; Abigail Alvarado; Bailie; Scarlett Robinson; Lee Cooper; Ruthie Uhl; Ashleyann Garcia; and Yri Stafylaki. For me, as the host and producer of this SASS, I am elated at the success and growth of this show. 2023 truly was a year of growth beyond my wildest dreams. And because of the accomplishments that have been attained, I am looking forward to even more opportunities for not only growth, but an expansion of what this podcast will be providing in the coming months. 2024 is going to be an incredible year for exciting collaborations and alliances that will further the growth of community and camaraderie for both past and future guests, as well as for my entire listening community. You can be a part of the growth by subscribing to this show, giving the show a rating, and by telling everyone you know about the amazing healing that is taking place. As always, please remember to Start by Believing in order to help bring justice to victims and survivors of rape and sexual assault. And please remember to subscribe and rate Sexual Assault Survivor Stories on the platform you use. So, all of this helps the show to grow and reach more people; thank you! davemarkel@gmail.com #thrivivors #thejanbrobergfoundation #janbroberg #safeinharmsway #epizonstrategy #intentionallyfearless #thelastimsorry #feelingsmall #sasspodcast #retiredcop #traumainformed #traumainformedexpert #sexassaultvictim #survivorsunite #rapevictim #sexualassaultsurvivorstories #podcast #markelconsulting #jessicapridelawfirm #gettraumainformed #safeinharmsway #projectbeloved #saan #irishangel #crimevictimsassistancecenter #coloradoassociationofsexcrimeinvestigators #girlsfightback #outdoordefense #worthfightingfor #thejanbrobergshow #thrivivors #thejanbrobergfoundation #sassyselfdefenseguide #badassselfdefense #imworthfightingfor #vawa #ashforduniversity #amandacoleman #remembermolly #fightrapeculture #forcescience

46. Emily Stroia: Healing from Trauma and Finding Meaningful Purpose Emily Stroia is a life coach, spiritual counselor, military veteran, author and mom. She has mentored thousands of clients from all over the world on healing from loss, trauma, and finding purpose again. Currently Emily is working to obtain her master's degree in clinical psychology with a specialization in trauma at Antioch University Los Angeles. Knowing what you know now about her being a student, and a life coach, and a spiritual counselor, and most importantly a mom, you know that Emily doesn't have much free time, so for her to agree to be a guest on this show was a huge honor and privilege for me! In what little free time Emily has, she loves to spend time with her son, and her friends, and when possible, she loves to travel, hike, try new restaurants, and write. You would not likely guess, based on Emily's current life, that she would have had a horrific, terrifying, and painful childhood. But as is the case in so many childhood sexual assault and physical abuse stories, it isn't uncommon to find that some victims thrive in doing whatever they can to cover up their pain with successes and growth in other areas…such is the story with Emily. She was a model student, then went on to have a successful military stint. But after the service she provided to our country, Emily took a wild trip to New York, just to see what it was like. That didn't go so well for Emily and she wound up in a VA hospital, trying to find herself. Eventually, it was on to therapy. But when you're a victim of child abuse and sexual assault, facing the past can be an extremely scary and daunting prospect.  Emily found her way through the pain of working on her past…and continues to do so even now. It's a success story…and it continues as she raises her son, goes to school, and works on her memoir; her plans are to release the memoir on healing from childhood sexual abuse and trauma in 2025. It's something to look forward to! In the meantime, listen to this episode. And share it with everyone you know! Then rate and subscribe to the podcast, and leave a review, if you would please! I'd truly appreciate hearing from you! And don't forget to Start By Believing. Because we all know someone whose life has been affected by rape or sexual assault. Here is some really important information about Emily that I want you to read: Website:  Emily's book of poetry on healing from trauma:  And, here is some other important stuff I would like you to look at!:

On this episode, Ameé speaks with Emily Stroia. Emily is a personal mentor for women, meditation teacher, author and speaker. When Ameé first had a chance to speak with Emily, she said something that actually made her skin tingle. And that was when Emily’s abusive father passed away a few months ago, Emily’s first thoughts were peace, not sadness. This is not uncommon but yet people don’t feel safe sharing that or even understanding it. Some in our culture demand empathy and compassion for all, and that an abuse victim is not allowed to feel or express anything other than that. But, that line of thought invalidates the real and honest feelings that come with finally being set free from a person who challenged your sense of safety and self worth. And so bringing that subject up and out of the dark, so that we can hopefully remove the shame and stigma of this topic. Resources: Into the Light by Emily Stroia, Into the Light is a story of healing from loss, trauma and darkness told through poetry. It explores spirituality, meditation, intuition and personal exploration.http://emilystroia.com/

In this episode Emily Stroia leads you through a simple and quick breath exercise to ground you and decrease anxiety. You can practice this anytime anywhere. To work with Emily go to www.emilystroia.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tinymeditations/support

Ep 053: If you’ve ever lost a loved one, you’ve probably had that burning desire to have one last day with them. Regrets are brutal. But what of when someone passes, communication doesn’t have to end? What if someone could help you bridge the gap between the physical world and the spirit world…. What if you could even do it yourself? Today is going to be interesting. We’re not only going to talk to a medium and answer all of the most common questions people have about mediumship and communicating with the dead, we’re also going to be doing a mini reading, and possibly talk to my dead grandma. Be prepared, I get a little emotional. This episode digs up a lot of past trauma with my family lineage and also some regrets with the death of my dad that I’m still working through. Our guest today teacher, medium and author Emily Stroia. She guides clients to heal the past and connect with passed loved ones. She’s also the founder of online school intuitive soul academy. Today we will learn: Everything you’ve wished you could ask a medium How spirits communicate How to develop your own connect with spirit Show notes: https://mindlove.com/053  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Emily Stroia shares how tapping into her intuition saved her life.

Historically, women do not get the mentorship that men receive in the "Old Boys' Network." This special episode series of the Career Kickstart Show, "Secrets from the Old Girls' Network," is there to try and fill that gap and amplify the voices of women leaders.  This episode features the wisdom of Emily Stroia on the topic, "Being a Conscious Leader." Emily Stroia is an intuitive strategist, author and teacher of intuition, spiritual development and healing.

Emily Stroia is a spiritual teacher, author and founder of the online school Intuitive Soul Academy to help people tap into their intuitive gifts and heal past trauma. In this episode she tells Alexa her story, how she found her way to the podcast and she passes on some of what she has learned and gained, from this community and elsewhere. Links to contact Emily: www.emilystroia.com www.intuitivesoulacademy.com www.instagram.com/theemilygold "Into the Light" Poetry Book: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0765VJGJ2

Taking a leap into the unknown can be terrifying. Listen as Emily shares the power of using your intuition in taking leaps + rebuilding your life over from scratch. Emily Stroia is an author, teacher and medium. She coaches clients on how to discover their purpose and use their intuition to build the life of their dreams. She is the author of several books including her latest, Into the Light. You can purchase a copy on Amazon, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0765VJGJ2/ For more information and to work with Emily, visit www.emilystroia.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tinymeditations/support

"There's something sacred about passing the microphone to each individual woman and what's even MORE exciting and sacred is the way in which everyone was LISTENING to each other." ~Andrea Klunder In this episode, I have FIVE incredible women gathered to talk about intentional creative community and, of course, that pesky little impostor voice! My guests! Licia Berry... bestselling author, artist, speaker, mentor, women's advocate, author of I Am Her Daughter* Lisa Nalbone... educator, advocate for self-directed lifelong learning, author of Life Sparks Wendy Parman... singer, actor, writer, voice teacher, creator of Callie's Solo web series Isabelle Rizo... business mentor for the next generation of successful female entrepreneurs, artist, filmmaker, facilitator of The Singularity Circle Emily Stroia Gold... professional intuitive, spiritual medium, poet and author of Into the Light Let me set the scene for you... A cool, crisp fall day in Chicago. Six women, including myself, gather in my 2nd floor vintage walkup apartment. Many of us have only ever met online, but we've all been brought together for a single purpose. We have tea and then we sit in a circle. I have two microphones -- one for me, and one that we pass around the circle as each woman shares her own story, ideas, and words of encouragement. This is the closest thing to a wise women's council that I've ever experienced. I feel that we're sitting around the bonfire shaping the future of our culture and community ahead. We talk about: The bridge between online and offline space to create community The Supernova personal art and storytelling event designed by Isabelle Rizo, for which we were all gathered The importance and power of cultivating intentional community Getting clear on your story, your why, what you want to create in the world, and also your boundaries How our impostor voices show up and what we do about it *Books are affiliate links to Amazon. The Creative Impostor makes a teeny, tiny commission when you buy through these links.  Links and Resources NEW! 2018 Creative Collective Studio Memberships available in Chicago AND globally The Creative Impostor Magic page! Get a special gift from Andrea here. Power Your Story -- Created by my high school student podcast mentees!!! Connect with Andrea Website Facebook Instagram Podcast Envy: Podcast Launch, Craft & Coaching Services Chicago Women's Creative Collective Support the Creative Impostor Andrea's Patreon Page -- where you can support the show, get cool gifts from me and can become an active participant in the creative community! Free Audio Book & 30 day trial membership with Audible.com -- support The Creative Impostor when you sign up! This episode was mixed by Edwin R. Ruiz of Mondo Machine. The Creative Impostor theme music was created by JoVia Armstrong. I'd LOVE to hear from you! If you're listening in Apple Podcasts, PLEASE subscribe and leave a review. It's how Apple decides which shows people find when they are searching for specific topics like this one.

Emily Stroia is a professional intuitive, spiritual medium and author of Talking to Spirit. She channels spiritual guidance and connects with passed loved ones providing messages of hope and inspiration to all of her clients, encouraging them to move in a positive direction no matter what obstacles the future has in store for them. www.emilystroia.com www.intuitivesoulacademy.com www.facebook.com/emilystroia www.instagram.com/emilythemedium

This is a special update episode of The Grass Gets Greener podcast. I'm joined by Emily Stroia from episode 86. Emily rejoins me to talk about what she's been up to since she was first on the show, including some new techniques she's been using in her healing journey and a crowdfunding campaign she has for her new book.   http://thegrassgetsgreener.com/emilys2  Emily's first episode:  http://thegrassgetsgreener.com/emilys  Help support the show on Patreon:  http://thegrassgetsgreener.com/patreon 

In this episode, I'm joined by Emily Stroia of EmilyStroia.com. Emily joins me to share her story of how she has been able to overcome multiple forms of child abuse to transform her life and not let her past become all that she is today. http://thegrassgetsgreener.com/emilys Get your FREE audiobook and 30-day FREE trial from Audible.com at: http://thegrassgetsgreener.com/audible