Podcasts about hypnotherapists

In this show, Lisa gets to truly embrace and combine her corporate side, her spiritual side and her truther side. Yeah doggie, I want them ALL. She talks about her recent concussion and the hara line, shamanism, programming in our "smaller" lives plus the crazy programming happening in our world, why she became a hypnotherapist, how she got on the truth tour, more about Vermont, her book: In Every Belief is a Lie. So much. She leads the Just Be Practice with a grounding technique.Connect with Lisa:Website: https://www.CNLPCoaching.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/lisa.friedmanschermerhornLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisaschermerhorncoachInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisafriedmanschermerhornRumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-2378604Her Book ~ In Every Belief is a Lie:https://www.amazon.com/Every-Belief-Lie-Lisa-Schermerhorn/dp/B0B7QRGWQW/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1K364O4WNWW1L&keywords=in+every+belief+is+a+lie+lisa+schermerhorn&qid=1675384929&sprefix=%2Caps%2C98&sr=8-1Contact info for host Eden Koz / Just Be®, LLC:Insta, FB, LinkedIn, Bitchute, Rumble, YouTube, Odysee, TruthSocialWebsite: EdenJustBe.comEmail: eden@edenjustbe.comMY UPCOMING CLASS (date/time changed):"Meditation Simplified" Zoom class Thurs, April 13, 20 & 27 from 1-2pm EST. Sign-up eden@edenjustbe.com. Only $55.Products I endorse to help through this Great Awakening:• Purium Health: For vaccine healing, regret or issues – 4 products here. 25% discount through me or $50 off. 1-time usage. $180 plus ship (normally $240). All products non-GMO, organic, vegan, dairy free. For the heavy metal/toxin tincture removal only go here. $40 + ship (normally $90)• Mint ...

Jill Nicolini Interviews Tracy Clairmont Certified Hypnotherapist and Life Coach -- hypnowithtracy@yahoo.comhttps://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network

Steve Harper Interviews Melanie Gore Certified Hypnotherapist and Life Coach at Transformational Hypnotherapy -- melaniegore.comhttps://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network

Tarla Makaeff is back on the Born Unbreakable Podcast! Last time we talked about copyright, social media, and marketing. Today, Tarla joins me to talk candidly about the challenges of caregiving. On March 14th, 2023 the She is Magic Unforgettable book (part of the She is Magic book series) is launching on Amazon and Tarla shares a chapter in the book about her experience being a caregiver to her mother. Together, we talk about tips and strategies for how to leverage resources and support through the difficult process of caring for an ill loved one. This is something Tarla is passionate about shedding more light on so others don't have to experience the hardships and mental health struggle she did. This episode is full of great insights. Even if you are not caring for a loved one, you may one day find yourself in this seat, so tune in and learn. Be sure to buy the book on Amazon on March 14th. All proceeds go to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.   Ways to connect with Coach Dez:   Website: https://bornunbreakable.com/  Podcast: https://podfollow.com/bornunbreakable  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsrWV9ndR4uCBZTsMqlUSgA  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BornUnbreakable/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bornunbreakable/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bornunbreakable/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/dezunbreakable  Email: dez@bornunbreakable.com  Clubhouse: @dezmaya   Ways to connect with Tarla Makaeff    Website: https://tarlamakaeff.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TarlaMakaeff Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thetarlamakaeff Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetarlamakaeff/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thetarlamakaeff Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/tarlainc/ Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/thetarlamakaeff   Please subscribe to the podcast and rate and review this episode!

If you're feeling like you keep bumping up against the same wall over and over in your personal development, listen to this episode with an open mind. Hypnosis as therapy with an experienced professional could help you.Ted A. Moreno is a certified hypnotherapist, success performance coach, published author, educator and sought-after speaker who helps his clients become free from fear and anxiety, procrastination and bad habits.With more than twenty years of mastery in the art of motivating people to take action, he brings a lifetime of expertise in the fields of personal development and human potential. He has studied yoga, tai chi, chi gong, and Zen meditation and has advanced training in the Reiki method of natural healing.CONNECT WITH TED: Free Consultation // Website // PodcastOUR LINKS + DISCOUNTSMushyLove Latte (discount: MEDICIN)Immune Intel AHCCASEA supplementWild Pastures Regenerative MeatOur favorite Reishi KING CoffeeOrganifi (20% discount: MIMIFIT)See all our favorite products on The Medicin CabinetCONNECT WITH USOur websiteMimi's IG // Chase's IG // The Medicin IGSound from Zapsplat.com

Why it was selected for "CBNation Architects": Alexis worked in a fast-paced environment. She talked a lot about how you can "get a lot of stuff done" without "burning out" is her superpower. It to me creates a new solution because often we have to choose either or but this spoke to abundance and instead thinking of BOTH. I also liked how she creates systems around who the person is and their personal superpower.  Check out premium content in the CBNation Library at http://cbnation.co/library and pick up our eBook to hear some of the best lessons at http://cbnation.co/shop. Previous Episode: https://iamceo.co/2019/05/16/iam276-hypnotherapist-helps-to-overcome-stress-anxiety-and-burnout-in-4-hours/

Jill Nicolini Interviews Marianne Pasts Quantum Healing Hypnotherapisthttps://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network 

Steve Harper Interviews Rhea Maceris Spiritual Life Coach and Hypnotherapist, Founder of Imagine Getaways Spiritual Retreats -- imaginegetaways.comhttps://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network 

Steve Harper Interviews Sunshine Okubo Owner and Hypnotherapist at Sunshine Warrior LLC -- sunshinesoulhealingarts.comhttps://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network 

Jill Nicolini Interviews Annyx Day Rapid Transformational Therapy Practitioner and Certified Hypnotherapist -- www.livinglifeabove.comhttps://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network

Steve Harper Interviews Karen Ackerman Licensed RTT Practitioner and Clinical Hypnotherapisthttps://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=ushttps://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+networkhttps://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network

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Steve Harper Interviews Rhea Maceris Spiritual Life Coach and Hypnotherapist, Founder of Imagine Getaways Spiritual Retreats -- imaginegetaways.com 

This is a LIVE replay of A Trauma Survivor Thriver's Podcast which aired Wednesday, March 1st, 2023 at 1130am ET on Fireside Chat.  Today's guest is Laura Lynn Logan, Hypnotherapist, Energy Healer and Medical Intuitive. Transcript: Lorilee Binstock  00:00:37  Welcome. I'm Lorilee Binstock, and This is A Trauma Survivor Thriver's Podcast. Thank you so much for joining me live on Fireside chat where you can be a part of the conversation as my virtual audience. I am your host, Loyalty been. Everyone has an opportunity to ask me or our guest questions by requesting to hop on stage or sending a message in the chat I will try to get to you, but I do ask everybody be respectful. Today's guest is Laura Lynn. She is a therapist, energy healer and medical intuitive Laura. Thank you so much for joining me. Are you joining me from Hawaii? Laura Lynn  00:01:33  Oh, hi, Lily. Thank you so much for having me. Yes. I am. Lorilee Binstock  00:01:37  Oh, aloha. Laura Lynn  00:01:39  I don't do you too. Lorilee Binstock  00:01:41  Thank you. Well, you know, there some like so many modalities to healing trauma. And most of them are holistic and effective. But him Therapy is one of those that I feel like it's gone under the radar, something that's also effective. Can you kind of explain why you think that is? Laura Lynn  00:02:00  You know, ever since I got into therapy, it had been under the radar, like, even when it's portrayed in movies, like, I don't know if you seen get out or hypnotic on get I think it's called black box of Amazon prime. Lorilee Binstock  00:02:20  Oh, and betty, have you have you seen betty? Laura Lynn  00:02:22  No. I haven't seen there. I not Have to go watch it. Lorilee Binstock  00:02:25  No. We'll we'll talk about that in a little bit. Laura Lynn  00:02:28  Okay. But, yeah, you know, all of these movies betrayed there hypnosis to be very bad, and it's because of how powerful it is. That you can heal yourself in this way that, you know, it's it's even stronger than regular therapy and Lorilee Binstock  00:02:46  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:02:46  it just allows you to get to that root cause of why you feel the way you feel. Get to them cause of the trauma that you've been carrying or your life. And if I just wish a lot of people would know more about how powerful therapy is. Lorilee Binstock  00:03:04  You know, I I have a a podcast friend. She has a podcast healing with Karen and, you know, it's a great podcast everyone should check it out. She talks about her own experience with Therapy. It is extremely powerful. And I think with the a a lot of modalities, to heal trauma because you really have to, like, kind of dive into the trauma. Laura Lynn  00:03:27  Thank you. Lorilee Binstock  00:03:28  And and I think that's a lot really scary. There is actually a a mean that I saw the other day. It was a person standing at the edge of a cliff. And it was someone flicking them off and it was like, Laura Lynn  00:03:36  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:03:40  and then at the bottom was someone catching them, and it was like, also I. So I feel like I could go the same way with him no therapy. Like, you... It it will really knock you into oblivion until but it will also heal you you're you're willing and I think, that can be the scary part of it. I wanted to ask how did you get to hit because you had you have your own experience with it as well. Laura Lynn  00:04:06  Yeah. It was quite a journey. So what really ignited all of this was a divorce. I was had my second son. He was six weeks old when my husband at the time, wanted of the divorce, actually had to go to my post part of appointment that morning. And oh, gosh. It was just... It was... I just felt help with hopeless with. Lorilee Binstock  00:04:25  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:04:30  Anxiety came up and like, oh my gosh. Like, what am I gonna do? Like, this is all I know. And I kinda gave it up to God, and I decided to, you know, give them what he wanted and do it in the most grateful way possible. And slowly, but surely, like, little little things started coming in front of me, and that's when I became with my spiritual journey in my human journey and it came across this woman who did a human on me, and I read her bio, and she's like, oh, I'm a hit therapist. And she went to the specific school. And so I looked it up, and they did like a free free course just see if you liked it and they did. And so that's how I actually started doing hit therapy and then like, six months in, I went to another school in Britain. So I I got to learn two different styles, and I graduated within a month apart from east school, and it's been such an amazing amazing journey of Because in learning him a therapy, you also have to practice with other students, And that's when a lot being started to unfold for me, and it was very, you know, this is amazing. Lorilee Binstock  00:05:46  What did the hit therapy show you? Laura Lynn  00:05:50  Okay. Well, like, the first the first time I ever spoke about my childhood sexual of abuse, I was about thirty four years old. This was was kind of like, Lorilee Binstock  00:06:01  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:06:02  of course, everything happened after, you know, the the divorce. And I don't know if you ever heard of jean keys. It's sort of like, you like, how people do astrology and they look at needle charts. Lorilee Binstock  00:06:16  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:06:17  Well, it's just another way for you to learn more about yourself on deeper levels? Like that with human design. So Jean Key is just another aspect of it, and this guy did my reading, and he looked at my childhood he was like, suddenly happen to you. And I just started ball because the first time like, someone brought it up, and I was like, yes. I was... I sexually abuse. And and Lorilee Binstock  00:06:41  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:06:42  from then, it was just such relief you because having hold in under I'd had never told us soul until that moment. And now I went when I went to School, it's funny because at first, you look at something things like confident. And when you kind of, like, go down the rabbit of why you're not confident, you don't you don't know what's gonna end up of what is connected to the root cause. Lorilee Binstock  00:07:08  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:07:09  And a lot of the... The service other things I was trying to shift or you root cause was my, you know, experience of sexual abuse and childhood. And so, you know, I also had to be vulnerable with these other students that I had I didn't know, like like... And they're were from all over the world, and and I kinda just surrendered because I was just tired of holding on to all this pain. And so that's what of voted for me in majority of the hit Therapy sessions that I did with other students to get to you know, wearing that today of being hit therapist myself. Lorilee Binstock  00:07:47  Wow. Wow. Yeah. I you know, it does take a lot to be vulnerable. And I think that is kind of the key when doing doing any trauma healing because if you're so reluctant to to kind of let yourself just be or or or be in the experience. It can... It can, you know, it it can be just hard and and you know... Laura Lynn  00:08:12  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:08:16  I I do want... So I I... I mentioned earlier betty. Like, you're saying that there's was a lot where have no therapy is kind of portrayed in a very negative way or negative light. Laura Lynn  00:08:28  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:08:30  And, Anybody, it's like it's actually a show about it's a doc. It's like a... I don't wanna say documentary. It's it's like a telling of the Texas acts murderer, Laura Lynn  00:08:44  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:08:44  the woman who killed her best friend and she actually goes into she she goes to a hint therapist. Where she kind of discovered, like, there was a trigger that happened with her friend, where it wasn't that she wanted to murder her friend, but there was a trigger it was, like, something a similar thing that are wondered that her mom did that was very triggering for her from her trial to trauma. Where she kind of blacked out and just Laura Lynn  00:09:11  Mhmm. Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:09:17  she had max and, you know, what so and so happened. So they knew that she she actually was a murderer, but they didn't know they they... Their... The whole thing was, you know, was it prem or whatever. So they actually brought the hit no therapist and Laura Lynn  00:09:29  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:09:32  And, obviously, a lot of people are like, oh, this no therapist. It's... You know, it's woo stuff. Laura Lynn  00:09:36  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:09:39  But to me, I feel like it that legitimately is real. And actually, I think she's living somewhere, and she's actually, I I don't know practicing and therapist but she is some sort of therapist. I was looking her up. I like, this is very interesting. How therapy can, like, really do that to you. Could you actually talk about how does hit no therapy actually were? Laura Lynn  00:10:01  Yeah. So it's... So we have our conscious mind and you know, our subconscious is mine, people don't really know too much about it, but it's like the most powerful of that you have, like, as your mind Lorilee Binstock  00:10:12  Mm-mm. Laura Lynn  00:10:15  everything that you've ever experienced since you're born. And, you know, if you if you wanna get a little bit more deeper than this, but when hit the service you know, you can also do past life work in chemotherapy. Lorilee Binstock  00:10:27  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:10:30  So because the conscious my... There's your self subconscious line. This is where we do work. But you can also access your super subconscious line for the past life stuff. But any who everything you ever experienced lifetime even when you're in your your mother's moon, Lorilee Binstock  00:10:48  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:10:48  like, the feeling she felt things that you could hear as a baby, like that affected you coming into this world. The experiences you've had affected you Lorilee Binstock  00:10:58  The energy I right, the energy that your mom may have Laura Lynn  00:10:59  to Yeah. The energy Exactly. Lorilee Binstock  00:11:03  passed on Laura Lynn  00:11:04  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:11:05  Yeah. Go ahead. I I just... I... That was something that I had discovered as well. Laura Lynn  00:11:06  Oh yeah. Okay. Awesome. Right. Because when I started discovery all these things is like, my kind of being blown. I was like, Oh, my god. Lorilee Binstock  00:11:18  Right. Laura Lynn  00:11:18  But then but then, again, not everybody's ready for this information. Lorilee Binstock  00:11:22  Exactly. Laura Lynn  00:11:23  So all we can do is is just, you know, honor people have their journey and hopefully, one day that they'll start resonating with this and, you know, get on their human training well. But back to what I was saying, it's like, especially when we go through things that are very traumatic, there's parts within us that hold onto that for us so that we can somewhat live normal lives and society. Right? Like, a lot of my experiences is kinda of like skeletons in the closet in the sense that's similar to hiding things in our subconscious mind. But, you know like, how you said about Betty, like, she was triggered. And now when we get triggered by certain things that we've already experienced, Lorilee Binstock  00:12:06  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:12:10  if these parts with dinners that are trying to protect us, so she got triggered. This part came through was like, no. I don't wanna experience this again. So she protected her, even though it was very... Bad had act that she did, but Lorilee Binstock  00:12:23  Right. Laura Lynn  00:12:24  you know, a lot of these times, it's just these parts that are trying to protect this from, you know, experiencing that painful you know, emotion experience again. So the some subconscious might it's powerful and a lot of the times, our behaviors our living beliefs are in there. So if you're able to get into so subconscious as my reprogram, you know, the whatever beliefs you have then and there's a lot of the times, from each zero, the seven is where we're just engaging all this information. Lorilee Binstock  00:12:58  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:12:58  It's like, where our subconscious might really open to season because we we come to this world, we'll let know what's happening so we're just in taking everything. So some of your family, your... You know, your friends going to school just watch you and use those become your beliefs on how your... You how you think you're supposed to live. And As reason why, sometimes people like, what this is just the way I am, Lorilee Binstock  00:13:26  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:13:27  but that's not the case can always change. You are, if you wanna better yourself, if you wanna hear that pain, if you wanna shift your behaviors, Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:13:38  Yeah. I... It's it's it's when you... When you talk about you know, like you were saying about, you know, even in the womb, you will you can you feel like the energy you feel like, for me, it was very much... You know, I'm was kind of an accident accident. Laura Lynn  00:13:58  Mhmm Lorilee Binstock  00:13:58  I wasn't that. You know? And like my parents actually talk about they did when I was younger about being an accident constantly. Laura Lynn  00:14:00  Mhmm. Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:14:07  And so I felt that energy as a bit as they infant, obviously, I can't take in that the language of what they're saying, but I can feel. You know, I was able to feel that energy and felt unwanted and felt unworthy. Laura Lynn  00:14:18  Mhmm. Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:14:23  And, you know, that kind of how I grew up You know, it's it's literally taken me, you know, in thirty nine now, Laura Lynn  00:14:29  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:14:31  I didn't find healing until several years ago, Laura Lynn  00:14:35  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:14:35  and I didn't... And I so I've been feeling unworthy for just the majority of my life. Right? And so I'm, you know, it's just taking that that that healing. Laura Lynn  00:14:40  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:14:44  But it's there isn't very true that if, you know, the when during hit therapy, it can access. Like, you said your subconscious mind, things that you don't even realize what was there, Laura Lynn  00:14:59  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:14:59  like, like, I guess, things that you could've have blacked out because it was too traumatic at the time. Laura Lynn  00:15:05  Yes. That is so true. So what am I experiences? One of these guys he he offered... Is he's a coach. She offered me a free session because he was living on another island in Hawaii, so was kinda of like, oh, you're from way to. Oh, let's get it together and I give you a free sense. I'm like oh, thank you. And Lorilee Binstock  00:15:25  It's amazing. Laura Lynn  00:15:26  Yeah. He was leaving a service, but because I've been doing this for a while, like, I'm able to like, drop into my self subconscious mind and access things. Lorilee Binstock  00:15:36  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:15:37  And so as he was taking me through this exercise, we went to a place where where it was like, this skeleton closet it, like I ended up in front of a door, and I had a key and I was the only person that was able to open the store, and it was my choice open the door. And behind that was like, all the parts of me that had experienced being sexually abused. It's like, every time that happened, like a part, Lorilee Binstock  00:16:05  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:16:07  like, fractured off Lorilee Binstock  00:16:09  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:16:09  and, like, was put in the closet, like, no. I don't wanna see this you don't exist. Lorilee Binstock  00:16:16  Nice. Laura Lynn  00:16:17  And so I was like, you know what? We're going in closet because Lorilee Binstock  00:16:20  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:16:22  I'm not gonna, like, like, when I want my healing journey, like, I'm just going like, as fast as I can go, like, I'm healing whatever I can heal. Lorilee Binstock  00:16:30  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:16:31  Bring it on So I went in there and as I opened the door, it's like, I felt all of this like, immense energy of, like, all of the experiences that they were holding on to for me. Right? These are all, like, my inner children Lorilee Binstock  00:16:48  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:16:48  that had fractured off because they experience it and the guys put in the closet. And so with that, because I was also doing energy healing, like, I went to the center of the road. And then I called upon, you know, god my universe creator or whatever you believe? And my angels, and we just, like, like, a light came down, like, through me and through my heart, expanded out to all the hearts of all these little children that were in that room. So I could heal them. And it was sergeant Credit Luke's experience, and and then they went from that room to a playground, like, and just play with each other. So Lorilee Binstock  00:17:26  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:17:29  so that that was that experience. And he was like, wow. You know, I've done this with so many other people and like that happens so fast. Usually, people don't even go in the closet, and it would take them like, many sessions for them to even, like, walk through that door. Like, Yeah. I'm kinda dedicated to to myself right now. Lorilee Binstock  00:17:48  Mhmm Laura Lynn  00:17:49  And like my viewing journey, so if you can bring it up and we can face it and he it, And that's what I'm gonna do. Lorilee Binstock  00:17:56  Well, you know, what you talking about that kind of room... You know, these parts. You know, I I'm in internal family systems therapy. Laura Lynn  00:18:05  Okay. Nice. Lorilee Binstock  00:18:06  And we talk about a lot of parts and the parts that are fractured and the parts that are broken off the fart that I need to that Laura Lynn  00:18:08  Yes. Here Lorilee Binstock  00:18:13  individually need healing. Laura Lynn  00:18:14  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:18:15  I love that. Because I I feel like that... I I... You know, I feel like all trauma healing really. It it's really focused on different parts and accessing your your subconscious whether be through bitmap therapy. I've also, I don't know if if you're aware, but I've done a lot not a lot, but I have done several sessions of psychedelic healing. Laura Lynn  00:18:38  Oh, Lorilee Binstock  00:18:39  And it... And it's it's it's like that. I feel like when you're sick talking about, like, Laura Lynn  00:18:39  nice. Lorilee Binstock  00:18:44  imagining the store, imagining you know, I can open this. And if I open this, with it's gonna be back there, and it's it's all of these things all of the skeletons. Laura Lynn  00:18:50  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:18:55  That are there that you can just, you know, you're were like, that's what I need to heal. That's what I need to heal. I think I I think for no therapy, you you really have to want to to access that stuff. Laura Lynn  00:19:10  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:19:10  Like I said, with my friend and Karen, she... It's really interesting listening to her because it did get a little intense. There were times where we're was so attention hat. She was, like, I can't do this right? Now I need to take a break from it Laura Lynn  00:19:21  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:19:23  because you're really, really accessing to some real real trauma that you've experienced your kind have have to experience it again. And I think that that can be really, really tough. Laura Lynn  00:19:27  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:19:36  You are also an energy healer. Laura Lynn  00:19:39  Yes. Lorilee Binstock  00:19:41  Can you talk a little bit about that? And how does that work together with hit therapy. Laura Lynn  00:19:47  Yeah. So it was funny because I going through that school and britain. They similarly like, said words that would like, move energy, but they weren't doing, like, to them. It was just we're seeing words to move to this emotions out, but they're actually doing hip... I mean, energy hearing so it was kind funny bet. I was like, these people don't even know they're doing, but because there's they're keeping it more on the practical side. Of chemotherapy. Right? A lot of people can believe that more than energy killing. Lorilee Binstock  00:20:23  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:20:25  But Yes. So I went through another school. Her name was Chris Hughes. And what's what's funny is that she went to the same hip therapy that I went to... Which was the first one that I told you that I came across of. Like, she went to the exact same school. Lorilee Binstock  00:20:40  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:20:42  And she's also energy. So she created this this little dolly called integrated full technology. Which kind of brings the best of both worlds of and energy healing and it's similar to the parts healing like, for for that modality, will, like, connect with the part that needs to be shift. And we'll pull that part out, and then from there, we'll do the the energy shooting part. So it's like part hit therapy, part energy healing, bringing it together visible mess both world, and really just you know, bringing those fracture parts of your soul to back to wholeness. Lorilee Binstock  00:21:29  Do... Is is the energy healing that you do is that similar to, like, Frankie? Laura Lynn  00:21:35  Similar. Yes. It it's in the same room with energy healing. There's so many different modalities out there. It's quite amazing. And yeah. So so, yes, It is similar to to Ricky. Or I know Ricky is really Lorilee Binstock  00:21:49  For you. Laura Lynn  00:21:51  popular with when it comes to energy human mean. Lorilee Binstock  00:21:54  What so what are some of things that you do, like, for example? Laura Lynn  00:22:01  Well, so I've also taken, like, a medical going intuitive, of course. Lorilee Binstock  00:22:06  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:22:06  So I'm able to connect with people higher self and sort of kind of bring my guys in there guides. I work with Raphael. He's, you know, the angel of the the healer, and you know, we kinda look at the body and see, like, okay. What is the most important thing that I needs to be worth on right now? Because there's so things going on with the body you can't you, everything it wander up because that's a lot of... That's a lot for a a person to handle right unless we've been in like, the realm of energy healing, and they've done a lot and just human work. Lorilee Binstock  00:22:42  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:22:44  It's like, kind of baby stepping people through healing processes, whether there's therapy or energy human. But but, you know, that's just one thing that I do. I kinda do a lot of different things so what I tapped into is spiritual realm and energy human, I just like, one everywhere. Lorilee Binstock  00:23:07  I mean, I feel like I did... I did a little rocky work Laura Lynn  00:23:11  Awesome. Lorilee Binstock  00:23:11  someone I would... When I... Typically, before... You know, I started my period around that time of the month, and my hormones, and my energy is just Laura Lynn  00:23:17  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:23:20  off the charts. Like, I I I I struggle with prem work disorder, which is like, a... It's it's not Pm, but it's like it Pm, and it could be a little bit more serious. You know, to be honest, Like, whenever I was dealing with my trauma, I've had since to a, you know, trigger warning. I had a lot of suicidal, and mean it was typically before my period. Laura Lynn  00:23:47  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:23:47  And I think there... There's also a connection there with my trauma. I'm also a childhood text abuse survivor. And so there there's trauma there that I'm working with my my internal family system's therapist. Laura Lynn  00:23:58  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:23:59  But before about the week or two before I would have an energy or a an practitioner come to my house and and work with my energy because I feel like I hold a lot of negative energy. Laura Lynn  00:24:14  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:24:14  Around around that time in the month. And so it it was really, really helpful. I I feel like you can feel immediately like a relief. Laura Lynn  00:24:26  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:24:27  And and so, yeah. And and you... You know, you mentioned medical intuitive. Could you could you elaborate on what is a medical intuitive? Laura Lynn  00:24:36  Yeah. It's really just happening into your tuition and helping people to energetically move the densities in their body. Wherever it is, what it could be you know, the mind, the heart, you know, the womb, and but it's more of like just being a conduit for, you know, a spirit who works through you as as you're doing this work. Like, like, I just move my hands like I can do this remotely. With, you know, so in across the world, and then, like, they just leave me to to do what needs to be done in, like, removing those energies, bringing you high vibration energy in to help you whatever you needs to be here at that moment in time. Lorilee Binstock  00:25:23  Well, So you can actually work with even though they're not with you, and you like, you can you feel their energy from across the world. Laura Lynn  00:25:33  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:25:33  Wow. Laura Lynn  00:25:35  Yeah. And it's it's really, like, connecting in with with their higher self for what and my higher self are like, okay. Tell me what this person means right now. You know, we all have... It's like, when we're feeling there's layers of healing, even when we do therapy, there's deeper layers to go through. But as you go through each layer, it just helps that much more like for me. I had. And so, like... And and I can distinctly remember when this came to my life and why Lorilee Binstock  00:26:10  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:26:11  because my husband that that I divorced them with my two kids. Before we had our kids, he cheated on me, I attracted a lot of teachers in my life. Lorilee Binstock  00:26:21  Mhmm Laura Lynn  00:26:22  My dad was a shooters. So if you kinda look at your childhood, you'll will see you the patterns of the partners that you attract. Lorilee Binstock  00:26:28  Right. Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:26:29  And a lot of it also was tutors and abandonment. So any who he cheated on me and I have this I had this habit because I also felt unworthy of taking them back. Know what I mean, instead of making those boundaries, and loving myself. Like, I deserved me treated like this. I would take them back. Lorilee Binstock  00:26:50  Right. Laura Lynn  00:26:52  And then my bible was like, you know what Laura? You're not learning your message. So we're gonna, like, the body of the warning system. So we're going to you know, manifest this element for you to help you to recognize, like, what's happening. And, of course, if you're not aware that, then you're not able to get to the Root con why that's happening? So I wasn't dealing with that for four years. Every time I have my period, it was as your painful experience, I would have blood and mucus come out of my school during my period. So the only times Lorilee Binstock  00:27:27  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:27:29  that that was done was when I was pregnant because I will have my period. But as soon as the bank came out right back to the same pattern, Lorilee Binstock  00:27:36  Join. Laura Lynn  00:27:37  once I got into this energy healing and this chemotherapy because on top of my childhood trauma, I had to heal all of the pain that I went through on my relationships. And slowly, but surely, like, it got better, and I'm pregnant know. Lorilee Binstock  00:27:54  Oh, wow. Congratulations. Laura Lynn  00:27:55  Thank you. Thank you. But before I... Like, before I, you know, was pregnant like, like, I stopped having those issues like, it stops being painful. And and and that's what it happens, like, when they're in deep trauma, like, there's gonna be so many ways to kind of like, remove. But as you're going through it, and you're removing it, you're getting better as time moves for it. I mean, it's not gonna happen overnight, especially if it's something deep like that. But just know it it is gaining better over time. You gotta just keep on moving forward and kinda choosing you choosing to heal these parts of you that been holding on others this pain for you. Lorilee Binstock  00:28:37  You know, that's really interesting. I've had... I've had other energy here he on the show, and they talk a lot about and for them too, you know, they have autoimmune diseases. Laura Lynn  00:28:50  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:28:51  That, you know, modern day medicine was just not working, and then they were able to heal this energy. Laura Lynn  00:28:56  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:28:59  And I don't know if necessarily what what they would they were dealing with, whenever autoimmune disease went away. Laura Lynn  00:29:08  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:29:09  But it was either manageable without medication, but it's it's it's just this this energy, I guess, they... That that they are trying to to heal. It's like you said the body that's telling you Okay. Something's things wrong with what's going on. And so we'll just... And we'll just tell you what to... Well we're just gonna have to give you a warning sign. Laura Lynn  00:29:28  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:29:33  Can hit no therapy actually break into that. Like, Laura Lynn  00:29:38  Yes. Definitely. You can, you know, get into subconscious mind and kinda talk to that part of your body. That's holding onto to that element, and kinda be like, okay. Why? Like, why is it here? And kinda really digging deep into the root cause of that. And then, you know, a lot of the times, it's just the acknowledgement me. Right? It's it's like, okay. Laura has taking the time to figure out why isn't happening, and and then, of course, helping those parts to release that pain to release why they're holding on to and also receiving the messages and the lessons and the blessings of why that's happening right? Because Lorilee Binstock  00:30:15  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:30:18  Again, all these parts are trying to protect us, and they you know, they wanna they want us to lead better lives and they're you know? So they're really there to to help you because, you know, for me with my having those painful periods every month like, it was just excruciating. Like, I felt like all was being and stabbed, Lorilee Binstock  00:30:43  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:30:43  very sharp pain. And it was, you know, me to me needing to honor my own self and to stop allowing men to you know, treat me that way. Like, I was nothing. And when I kinda took my power back, that's when you're started healing. Lorilee Binstock  00:31:01  Yeah. I'm I'm... I'm just wondering like if. You know, if someone who's dealing with, like, stress induced, you know, ailments, which I feel like a first, like, many autoimmune diseases. It's it it's they're really spurred on by stress, and being able the awareness of the stress, which I think is amazing that have no therapy can actually kind of crack that open. Laura Lynn  00:31:26  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:31:28  That you can actually really start healing not not just mentally, but physically, and I and I think there's there's this huge importance of this connection to your mental and physical state. Like, it's... Like, I feel like maybe now, I don't even know how maybe it's just in my circle because I, you know, my circle of people who I know and I hear you know, it's it's all about healing mentally, but it's like there's this... There's a absolutely... There's this connection and I think we need to learn how to be it to integrate it all in our healing and in in the medical world than the medical field. I feel like it's it's... There's very a lot of focus on physical, and we we're not getting to the root of it all. Laura Lynn  00:32:15  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:32:16  And and it's really a pain because it's like, oh, insurance will take take care of, you know, cynical ailments much more easily, than it would take care of any mental ailments when when they really really go together. Laura Lynn  00:32:31  Yeah. Yeah. That's true. I mean, there's definitely a connection you know with your mind physical body, and it's kind of like, for example, when I have my So both my children were c sessions, emergency Cc sections. And with my first one, like, I was walking around the house, like, Lorilee Binstock  00:32:45  Yeah. Laura Lynn  00:32:50  homestead over for, like, two weeks just like I was in pain, and and so my second one, I was like, I refused to be like that again, so I kinda told myself I told them I know I was like, I was like, I'm healing. And and this was before, even like, got into therapy energy human, I was just telling myself that this is what it was gonna be. So when I'm in the hospital, Lorilee Binstock  00:33:15  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:33:18  like, After I have my section very next day, I was up and I was walking. So it really is, like, the words that you tell yourself, and that's why we have to also watch like Lorilee Binstock  00:33:23  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:33:29  self talk. Right? Is it more positive or isn't it negative? Lorilee Binstock  00:33:31  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:33:33  And a lot of the time with therapy, I've done so much work that like, my, like, native self talk like is not even there because all these parts I've shifted Lorilee Binstock  00:33:43  Wow. Laura Lynn  00:33:45  And so all these parts are there to support me and, you know, and whatever I I wanna do in life and giving me encouragement instead of kinda being, like who are you and, you know, whatever they yourself taught it, that anyone has, but that's why it's important to to do chemotherapy to learn about the some subconscious mind, the power of my, the part of you choosing to decide that Okay. I don't wanna have this yourself talk. I'm going to like, a native comment comes through or that comes through and you like, know I don't accept that. I'm shifting that. And the more you do that, you know, again, over time because you been programmed this way for so long. Whether it's people projecting of their own worries onto you and you believe in that stuff, And until you just taking control back of your own mind, your own life and really choosing what you wanna do for yourself. Lorilee Binstock  00:34:46  That is really interesting because now that I think about it, I I mean, I I used to be a bit, like big on negative self. Talk. I saw I don't know what why. And I now that I'm thinking about as you are actually saying those words done. I don't really know if I talk to myself that negatively anymore. Like, it was just like, in every single day, like, Laura Lynn  00:35:03  Nice. Lorilee Binstock  00:35:06  this is very self just... Laura Lynn  00:35:11  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:35:11  Like... And now that I'm thinking about I'm, like, I I don't feel like I talk to myself in a negative way. Anymore. And I wow. You know, I... That was just like a realization. I'm like, oh, ding ding think that actually Laura Lynn  00:35:23  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:35:24  it it actually works when you shift and Laura Lynn  00:35:27  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:35:28  because I do feel like my life is so much more different than it was, you know, four or, five years ago because I feel like or maybe four years ago, thirty years ago, It was in twenty twenty when I actually started Laura Lynn  00:35:38  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:35:41  like, healing. Prior to that, I was... Yeah. And so so recent. Laura Lynn  00:35:42  Oh nice. No. Mine was the same. Like, in twenty nineteen is what I on audience is when I had my son. So in September, he asked the divorce and Since then and I've been on the Hearing journey. So in twenty twenty, he actually divorced. Lorilee Binstock  00:35:55  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:35:59  In June. So that's when that was like, like, full speed ahead. Lorilee Binstock  00:36:03  Then you're like, I all I have... All I have to do is heal. Like, all I wanna do is heal, it's like you've been through the the hard stuff and and healing can be hard. You know? It... You know, it's like I said, like, that that means that I said it was it's like, kicking you off of Laura Lynn  00:36:13  Oh, yeah. Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:36:19  a cliff, but then also catching you also the same time, but it's that that in between that you have to go through that fear of, like, falling Laura Lynn  00:36:26  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:36:28  before you get to that that place where you're safe. And so I think... And and, you know, I feel like that's that's... Oh how it it it is and a lot of people really are reluctant to heal Laura Lynn  00:36:43  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:36:44  because they there the there's the fear that they have to go through that fall, and that there's no one to catch them or there's nothing to catch them, but but the it can happen. It's it's there. Laura Lynn  00:36:56  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:36:57  Is there anything that you would like to add? Laura Lynn  00:37:02  You know, I would just like to say, you know, for people to really kind of look at themselves, do a lot of self and kind of see like, am I happy wearing in that am I happy with what I'm doing with my life, and what am I happy with myself in how I'm being in how I behave and kinda start and making those decisions to shift those things that you don't wanna be anymore into what you do wanna be and what you do wanna do and just really follow your heart your heart and like your compass. And because I know, you know, with a mind, you know, there's a lot of chatter sometimes. I remember when I first started, like, like so much. According on in my mind. I was like, I thought it was supposed to be required. Lorilee Binstock  00:37:51  Mhmm. Yep. Laura Lynn  00:37:55  And then, of course, you know, if you you learn a lot... Along the way, like, now, I know how to meditate very well, but it's like, really just choosing what you want for yourself and knowing that you can you can change anything you want about yourself. And, you know, and it'll it'll take time because shifting behaviors Lorilee Binstock  00:38:13  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:38:18  like, you can do it like, you can start to read reprogram yourself, like, on the service level, but hit therapy gets down on a deep level of changing behaviors and and healing. But, you know, kinda like, when you wake up in the morning right before you go to sleep, those of the most times that you're are more open to suggestions. So kinda right before you go sleep kinda just tell yourself, Lorilee Binstock  00:38:42  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:38:46  you know, the things I that you wanna do or be or even affirmations, like, I affirmations are super powerful. So show you right before you go sleep, and and then as soon need you wake up and kinda just also, like, really get to learn more about yourself. Like, it's so important to focus on you, like, Lorilee Binstock  00:39:09  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:39:12  when I was going through, you know, I noticed my pattern of men, like, there'll be someone leaning in the wings and I would just go right to the next one, Never spending in any time on myself, never healing anything. And and so after my divorce like, something's gotta it change. And so I just street. So you show myself, focus on my healing, Lorilee Binstock  00:39:26  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:39:34  and I was like the happiest I've ever been. My extra come over to pick the boys and them because I, thank you for divorce me because Lorilee Binstock  00:39:42  Yes. Laura Lynn  00:39:43  because I would not be wearing, like, emotionally spiritually like, if you didn't initiate that because I wasn't going to... I would never leave somebody. And that's the reason why like, I didn't. Lorilee Binstock  00:39:53  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:39:57  Throughout my relationships. I didn't honor myself. I... I didn't feel like I little the worthy of myself. And so learning to love yourself is a emotions important thing, like, when you fill a your cut first, Lorilee Binstock  00:40:10  Right. Laura Lynn  00:40:11  then everyone can get the overflow. But if you're trying to keep on forgetting, you're eventually gonna end up with nothing in your cup and you're still gonna try to give, but then you have nothing to give. Lorilee Binstock  00:40:17  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:40:21  So Lorilee Binstock  00:40:21  Right. Laura Lynn  00:40:22  you need to just give to yourself, learn more about yourself who you are. You know, a lot of a lot of people don't know a lot of people wanna know what their purpose in life. That's something that that happens through self discovery. Like people can't just, you know, people can give you hint like, as as I was going through my healing journey. I didn't know I was gonna be a healer and her ridiculous like, what is that? Lorilee Binstock  00:40:48  Yeah. Laura Lynn  00:40:49  Or the therapist? What I didn't know that existed. And as I was dedicated to myself, all of these pieces of a puzzle kept coming right in front of me, and then and then when I was like, oh, this is what I do. This is what I love. This is my passion. I'm here to help people. Lorilee Binstock  00:41:07  Wow. Laura Lynn  00:41:08  So it's really just focusing on you if, you know, especially if you're trying to find out, like, what am I here to do or just loving yourself more. Allows you to raise your vibration, when you range your vibration, and you started attracting people situations experiences on different levels, and Lorilee Binstock  00:41:24  Yes. Laura Lynn  00:41:28  and sometimes as equal go through this journey, like, people are gonna fall off people that you have been associated with because they're gonna be able to level that barrett, unless they're gonna do their human too. But it's okay. Like, don't hold yourself back because you wanna stay with these people like, you came to this earth for your soul evolution. Lorilee Binstock  00:41:47  Right. Laura Lynn  00:41:51  Not for, like, like, yeah, you're here to help people too, but not to place small, keep yourself down just because you're scared to go by yourself. Sometimes you have to go through the door by yourself, just show people the way, and then they can go through their own own or by seeing like, what's happening with you? So I've noticed like, a lot of you around me, My family members, like, they got exposed to what I'm doing because, you know, I'm doing the healing the Therapy energy human and you're like, oh, wow. Laura is a whole different person. Lorilee Binstock  00:42:27  Yeah Laura Lynn  00:42:28  Like, seriously... And it is old crazy. I like, I can't believe a person that wants. Lorilee Binstock  00:42:34  Right. Laura Lynn  00:42:34  But But, you know, it's so because that was like, what I had to heal when I had to learn what I had to grow from. And he evolved from, but people can see the shifted to me, and then it... It's in... Like, it's a it's like a c that's put in their mind like, oh, And so when they're ready, then they can come and ask me like, okay. So how do I do this? How do I how do I be better? How do I make better choices? Because a lot of times, we get triggered and we go back into these old habits. I used to be a very jealous person, very insecure because I didn't know my old worth. Lorilee Binstock  00:43:10  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:43:10  And now it's like, it doesn't any exist because I love myself. Lorilee Binstock  00:43:14  No. Yes. Laura Lynn  00:43:15  So So it's like, really just working on yourself makes everything better. Lorilee Binstock  00:43:20  It does. Laura Lynn  00:43:21  So just learning to love yourself that's the the most important and, like, in life period. Lorilee Binstock  00:43:29  I'd love to end on that last note, but I have one more question. Do you believe that hit therapy is for everyone? Laura Lynn  00:43:38  Well I believe it's for everyone who's ready. Lorilee Binstock  00:43:43  Ready. Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:43:44  Yeah. Because like, you are going to dive deep into these experiences. Are you been holding on to granted? Like, I've been too many different types of hidden therapist. And was the one I told you was integrated so technology, you just pull up the part that's been holding onto to the pain, and you figure out what the emotions are, you know, where the roots stem from. And the belief that they're holding on to and kind of. Okay. So so instead of these things, what do you wanna believe now? What what energies do you wanna bring you know? And how do you want this part to support you know? Once it's fully killed? And then you bring something... You know, then that's another part on your team. But I've also, you know, had an experience with someone where I I did hit the Therapy on me and she was taking me through the actual experience I I was like, I was like, this is not good at all. I was like... How was like, no. But granted lucky, like, I've I've been through like, those two different types of Therapy, energy. Like, I was strong enough to experience that. But that in it for everyone like, that kinda just Lorilee Binstock  00:44:57  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:44:59  traumatized people Lorilee Binstock  00:45:00  Yeah. Laura Lynn  00:45:01  so it's kind of like, Lorilee Binstock  00:45:01  Yeah. Laura Lynn  00:45:03  but people don't need to go through that. But they just need to heal the part that's connecting the emotions to the event. And kinda releasing those emotions, so that event isn't triggering anymore. But, yeah, so it just depends on if a person is ready and kind of, you know, who they see because there's different types of chemotherapy that people can do, like, internal family systems Lorilee Binstock  00:45:29  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:45:29  or the the iced or Lorilee Binstock  00:45:33  Oh, still internal family system therapy considered a type of therapy. Laura Lynn  00:45:38  To me, I feel like it is because it's talking to the parts. Of of you, which these parts are all in your self subconscious line. Lorilee Binstock  00:45:46  Interesting. Well, I didn't even think about that. You're right because I do. I, like, you know, Like I... It's like I go in, Laura Lynn  00:45:55  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:45:55  you know, we turn inward Laura Lynn  00:45:57  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:45:57  And then I do witness these experiences from the root of the feeling that I'm concerned about. Laura Lynn  00:46:03  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:46:04  So that... You you know, I did... I've never really thought about that. I'm just like, oh, internal family systems. Oh, you know, hit therapy. But that that makes sense in saying that. But go ahead. I'm sorry. Laura Lynn  00:46:17  Oh, no. Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:46:19  Yeah. Laura Lynn  00:46:20  But, yeah, I I I really think that for people to get deeper deeper human, especially if they have a lot of trauma because there... You know, there's different levels of trauma. Right? Like, a trauma could be, you know, a divorce or Term could be... Like, what we experience with sexual abuse and childhood. Lorilee Binstock  00:46:41  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:46:41  But you know, to get some really deep hearing then, yes. I believe that people should do therapy Lorilee Binstock  00:46:51  Yeah. Laura Lynn  00:46:51  Yes. Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:46:52  Oh, well, is is there do you prepare for? Or you just dive right into it? Laura Lynn  00:47:02  Usually, I... Will, when I do it on myself, I dive right into it. But with other people it just depends on, like, like, what they're healing. Lorilee Binstock  00:47:12  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:47:12  So, for example, someone came to me for anger, like, I'm angry all the time. And like, okay. Like my let's let's work to find the root positive anger, and they told to find out there's anger, what he also experienced sexual sexual abuse as a child in the same situation that I was in because of being the like growing up in a drug. Lorilee Binstock  00:47:36  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:47:36  So so we can hold, you know, all these things expressions themselves in different ways. And, like, his expressed in anger, and that's what the root collins was for him. So... Yeah, it's it's just really depend on I don't what need to be healed. You know? Lorilee Binstock  00:47:59  Right. That makes sense. You know, there was a point where I like, everyone should try psychedelic dogs because I found my healing like, the root of, like, my healing through psychedelic psychedelics I was like everyone should try it and then it was, like, wait a minute. Maybe not Laura Lynn  00:48:13  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:48:14  may... Not not everyone may... Will be so open to really diving head first into... The, like the darkened places of your soul. Laura Lynn  00:48:20  Yeah. Yes. Like me I'm down, like, yes, and go there. You're like, that's where I wanna go. Lorilee Binstock  00:48:27  Yes. See that's where I am. Exactly. Like, I'm not And you know, they mean... They talk about, like, bad trips and and really, bad trips are literally just traveling to the darkest places of your soul. Laura Lynn  00:48:35  Mhmm. Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:48:40  And but from from there, that's when you find you find the healings, the deep deep appealing, all the stuff that's just been Laura Lynn  00:48:46  Yes. Yes. Lorilee Binstock  00:48:50  affecting you, not even knowing it. Right? Laura Lynn  00:48:53  Yes. Exactly. Like, you... Like, a lot of times, we're, you know, the way we act what we get triggered from, we don't know where these things stem from. Lorilee Binstock  00:49:00  Exactly. Laura Lynn  00:49:01  And a lot of people like, I don't know why I don't... Like, people were depressed, I no lying this way. I don't know I feel this with. That's because it's, like, trapped year so conscious mine and it's like, I don't know if this person's ready to, like, be aware of what actually happened to them. In there, you know, for whatever I experience it has. But... Lorilee Binstock  00:49:19  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:49:22  But, yeah. Like, I I went... I did like, a I don't know if you know Wim, he he he's about breathing. So I went to a wim, Lorilee Binstock  00:49:27  Yes. Laura Lynn  00:49:31  like workshop. Breathing and and ice bath. My first time, never done your breathing exercises and one guide, like, Lorilee Binstock  00:49:36  Yes. Laura Lynn  00:49:40  he like, went so deep that he was fighting like Demons within himself in the sense so he got up from the the breath meditation. It was swinging, like, he was just fighting something and he was, like, unconscious, Lorilee Binstock  00:49:51  Oh, my goodness. Laura Lynn  00:49:54  and you would like traveling over people, so we kinda had a spout the circle. But and he just left like he... You know, but that's what happens when people aren't ready to face their their demons. You know, I mean face that darkness? So it it's kinda Lorilee Binstock  00:50:10  Yeah. Laura Lynn  00:50:11  you kinda gotta take it in steps and kinda like, know your limits, but kinda like, I you it. Oh, take me there. I'm like, you take me their too. Lorilee Binstock  00:50:20  Yes. Yes. That's and I'm like, I can't go through anything worse than what I've been through. Laura Lynn  00:50:26  Right. Yes. Lorilee Binstock  00:50:26  I now is... There's only one way to just kill and it's having to Laura Lynn  00:50:29  Yes. Lorilee Binstock  00:50:31  dive deep. Laura Lynn  00:50:33  Yes. I love that. I have not trying sag Bell. So, like, which one specifically, Lorilee Binstock  00:50:33  So... Yeah. Laura Lynn  00:50:38  like, you know, helped you the most. Lorilee Binstock  00:50:41  Well, I started with Md. And the the reason why is because it it kind of shuts off the fear the fear part of your brain, the fear and anxiety of your brain. So you're actually able to see all of these really horrible experiences. Laura Lynn  00:50:57  Mhmm. Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:51:02  In a very compassionate way. And so for me, it was, you know, I was sexually abused by my biological father, so I was... It was really hard for me to go through that. And Laura Lynn  00:51:09  Mhmm Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:51:13  I'm not saying I for... I don't wanna say forgive because there's so many ways to forgive or... But I... We had a better understanding because in my own experience, I was able to see his childhood. Laura Lynn  00:51:26  Yes. Lorilee Binstock  00:51:26  So in so I saw his childhood and I saw Laura Lynn  00:51:27  Yes. Lorilee Binstock  00:51:30  his abuse. Laura Lynn  00:51:31  Mhmm. Yep. Lorilee Binstock  00:51:31  And I wasn't in angry anymore. I felt... Like, I I felt compassion. I was like, oh my god. She didn't know better. This is all he knew. Laura Lynn  00:51:39  Exactly yes. Lorilee Binstock  00:51:39  Whereas before that, I was just like, oh, god. He she should have known better. He was an adult, but that's not the sense. That's not reality. And so Laura Lynn  00:51:43  Yes yes. Mhmm Lorilee Binstock  00:51:49  after that session, I let go of so much anger, Laura Lynn  00:51:53  Oh, that's good. Lorilee Binstock  00:51:54  like, the anger like I'm am not as angry. As I want what, like, little things would set me off. So... Laura Lynn  00:52:00  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:52:01  So then I took this step up to psilocybin which the magic mushrooms and there, I experienced a whole host of it emotions. Like, I I literally went through the cycle of all the trapped emotions that I had in my my system, and I cried and I laughed, and I I I mean, my it was probably like, whoa. I'm sure they see all kinds of stuff, but I was just, like, crying Laura Lynn  00:52:25  You. Lorilee Binstock  00:52:27  hysterical then laughing hysterical, and it was just in in in that release of all of the energy, really made. I felt so much lighter after it. Laura Lynn  00:52:38  Nice. Lorilee Binstock  00:52:38  And then eventually, I went to the Lsi route. And that was... I I... That I was able to understand patterns. Like I was understanding I'm whole host of patterns like, oh, I need to break that pattern and that pattern, that pattern. Laura Lynn  00:52:50  Okay. Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:52:55  And so it's really, really helped to me But I would say I I would say, like, the and the the magic mushrooms under, like, under guide. Laura Lynn  00:53:03  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:53:06  Really really helped me because I never felt like, yes, I was able to get let go of that anger, but I still had some anger that was trapped in there. For, you know, because my trauma led to other trauma Laura Lynn  00:53:16  Mhmm. Yeah. That's true. Lorilee Binstock  00:53:17  and so I was able to during the the mushroom journey, I was able to get out of that that that real hold onto to whatever anger, residual anger that was still there. And then understand. It's... Like you said earlier, Like, awareness is really the key to everything. And I don't think there's anything that makes you more aware of, like, your reality versus Laura Lynn  00:53:37  Mhmm. Yes. Lorilee Binstock  00:53:44  your past realities than, you know, psychedelics. Because I feel like it expands that. Like, our realities are our own realities are what we... You know, what someone told us were supposed to be growing up in our own experiences. And I think I could know, it's really just cracks it open. It's like, this is... This is this what's real. There's so many realities that are out there. Laura Lynn  00:53:51  Yeah Yeah. Mhmm. True. Lorilee Binstock  00:54:08  So, yes, I I am actually doing a documentary on Laura Lynn  00:54:11  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:54:13  Psychedelic Healing following me of Veteran Laura Lynn  00:54:14  Nice. Lorilee Binstock  00:54:16  and in an athlete who it who had healed from traumatic brain injuries from it. So yes, you can... I I mean, I think you... If you if you go to my account you can see if you go into the link, you'll find that there's is a link to the teaser or the proof of concept of the doctor That, you know, you or anyone kids can take a look at. And so that's what that's my current project. Because I... I'm so passionate about it. Like, Laura Lynn  00:54:46  Yeah. That's difficult. Lorilee Binstock  00:54:48  I don't think I could be... I don't think I could be a sinner for psychedelics, but, you know, I I can do something. I can educate and, like, you, you sound so much healing through therapy Laura Lynn  00:54:52  Mhmm Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:54:58  that you in turn became a hit therapist, And I think once people find that healing, Laura Lynn  00:55:03  Mhmm. Lorilee Binstock  00:55:04  they're, like, how do how do I help other people? And I think this is... This is where we are in our journey Right? Laura Lynn  00:55:10  Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Definitely. And, you know, I'm glad you brought that up about, you know, seeing your abuser, like, like, how what they went through because that's what I realized with mind too like... And it's and it's like a generational pattern. Right? Unless unless it stops, Lorilee Binstock  00:55:26  Mhmm. Laura Lynn  00:55:29  And I feel like, you know, we're the ones that are stopping it, and we're shifting the whole, like, energy of our own lineage Lorilee Binstock  00:55:33  Right. Laura Lynn  00:55:39  But, yeah, Like, it's a lot of people don't know like, like they try to do the best account what they know. And if they don't know that much, then that's that's all they know. So, like, Lorilee Binstock  00:55:50  Exactly. Laura Lynn  00:55:51  I know and it it's really sad because, you know, like, there's so much wisdom in all of this. And if people just knew about these things and they could make the connection and realizations, and, like, have compassion for those that are, you know, not doing things that people shouldn't be doing. Is because of their own experiences is like, hurt people hurt people, Lorilee Binstock  00:56:15  Right. Laura Lynn  00:56:15  but also you people help people. So hear you and me are, like, we better healing. And we're we're here to emails spread the word of, like, different ways to heal and how important it is. Lorilee Binstock  00:56:29  Absolutely. Yes. Well, Laura, thank you so much for joining me today. I feel like we we we covered a wide range of things, and I really Laura Lynn  00:56:38  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:56:39  love learning a lot more about therapy and realize I'm actually doing, like, I guess, a form of therapy because I do feel like internal family systems... Laura Lynn  00:56:46  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:56:49  You mentioning that, I felt... My guess, you know, it it it's it's it's legit. I really... I'm finding so much healing through that as well. Laura Lynn  00:56:54  Yeah. Lorilee Binstock  00:56:58  So thank you so much. I really appreciate it. Laura Lynn  00:57:01  Oh, no. Thank you. So super fun. Lorilee Binstock  00:57:03  Oh, good. I'm so glad. Well, thanks again, That was Laura Lynn hypnotherapist, energy healer and medical intuitive, for more information on Laura, You can click on that scrolling fortune cookie in the middle of your screen that'll will take you to her Instagram page. Also, Mark issue of authentic insider is out. Laura has actually contributed to July twenty twenty two issues. So if you wanna go ahead and check all past issues out, you can go to authentic insider or check it out at trauma thrive dot com. That's trauma survivor thriver dot com, And you can find all the issues and, again, the latest issue If you haven't already, please subscribe to my email list that can be at trauma survivor thriver dot com. You can get authentic insider in your magazine monthly, Again, thank you so much for being a part of the conversation. Join me next week when on March eighth, when I speak with author, Christine, Mcdonald's would be... That's actually the day of her book release face value from working the poll to bury my soul. We will be discussing how some of her childhood traumas led to her becoming an adult entertainer, which eventually led her to find healing and life as an author. You've been listening to A Trauma Survivor Thriver's podcast on Fireside. I'm Lorilee Binstock, again, thank you for being a part of the conversation. Take care.

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My mission is to raise awareness and convince people and parents that young children and teens must learn about grooming and targeting so that, as a community, we can reduce the number of sexual assaults against our youth. INCLUDED IN THIS EPISODE (But not limited to): ·      Sexual Victimization & Trauma·      Reporting/Non-reporting ·      Me Too Movement ·      Victim Grooming·      Religious Implications ·      The “Sex Talk” Is Not A One Time Event·      How Molestation Affects Future Relationships For The Victims·      Molestation Is Not Because Of The Gays!!!·      Women In Comas Who End Up Pregnant ·      Possible Treatments – For The Victims & The Perpetrators  CONNECT WITH DR. 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This application streamlines the process of finding guests for your show and also helps you find shows to be a guest on. The PodMatch Community is a part of this and that is where you can ask questions and get help from an entire network of people so that you save both money and time on your podcasting journey.https://podmatch.com/signup/devannon  TRANSCRIPT: Dr. Lisa Smith[00:00:00]You're listening to the sex drugs and Jesus podcast, where we discuss whatever the fuck we want to! And yes, we can put sex and drugs and Jesus all in the same bed and still be all right at the end of the day. My name is De'Vannon and I'll be interviewing guests from every corner of this world as we dig into topics that are too risqué for the morning show, as we strive to help you understand what's really going on in your life.There is nothing off the table and we've got a lot to talk about. So let's dive right into this episode.De'Vannon: Hello everyone, and welcome to episode number 92 of the Sex Drugs In. Podcast. Thank you so much for joining us today. Dr. Lisa Smith is a professor, a hypnotherapist, an author, and an advocate who has helped many, many people over the past 20 years to overcome all kinds of sexual trauma and P T S D and physical and mental and emotional abuse and all kinds of stuff.Y'all Now, in this episode, Dr. Smith and I are gonna be focusing [00:01:00] particularly on child molestation elder. Victim grooming, religious implication, and various things like that in the sexual arena. This episode touches on serious issues within our society that are severely understated. So I hope y'all get a lot out of this episode and share it with somebody you know.Hello, are you beautiful people out there? And welcome back to the sex drugs in Jesus podcast. Yes, Jesus is your friend. He's my friend. And if you don't believe in anything at all, then maybe you will one day. Today I have with me Dr. Lisa Smith. She's an author and advocate and professor. This woman has over 20 years of experience as a counselor and a hypnotherapist.She considers herself to be an advocate for the masses of those suffering from trauma and abuse. She's professor of psychology, criminal justice, and Human services. Girl, how you doing today, ? Dr. Smith: I am beautiful. And that is [00:02:00] my mantra. Hello, beautiful people. So I am doing really good today and I'm very grateful to ha to be on your show.De'Vannon: Well, thank you for setting us out an hour of your life, Dr. Smith. You know, all the resources we burned through in this life and that we can create more of time. time is one of those things that we just can't get back any more of. And so for you to set aside an hour of your irreversible resource, you know, irre, replenishable resource with Little O Me, you know, it is not taken for granted.I appreciate you mentally. Dr. Smith: Thank you so very much, and I appreciate you for spreading this important message because I don't think we have this conversation enough with all the conversations we could be having. I think this is one we definitely need to have a lot more of, especially when you're talking about trauma and [00:03:00] sexual.De'Vannon: So y'all, well, you might be questioning what trauma will we be talking about today? Cause we talk about a lot of trauma on this show for the day, we're talking about sexual victimization of everybody from Little Childrens all the way up to old people. Before we hopped on this Zoom meeting, Dr. Smith was telling me about the sexual assault of elders, like in her state.She's in Florida. And I was like, okay, well fuck, I never thought about people trying to like do sexual things to incapacitated old people. And, but you know, we're gonna talk about that, you know, you know, later on here. So tell us, you know, so tell us about your, your educational training. You know, you are a doctor.Where did you study? What did you learn? Dr. Smith: Absolutely. Well, I live in Florida, but I am a New Yorker, so I studied at the, in, in CUNY City University of New York at City College. I'm shouting out my alma mater. I also received my [00:04:00] doctorate. I got my bachelor's in my master. There and I received my, my doctorate from Walden University.And then I also have a criminal Justice Masters from Johnson and Wales University. And one of the things I am is the advocate for sexual violence because most of my training has been with trauma, trauma with foster to care kids, trauma with young girls as well as boys. I work with juveniles who were trying to move from the prison system out of the as in diversion programs.And they have a lot of sexual assault history. But I'm a hypnotherapist. I've been a hypnotherapist since oh six. I've worked in a lot of social programs. And what I find is that sexual trauma is most prevalent. So let me give you the stats. One in four girls, one in six boys. But I believe that that is much higher simply [00:05:00] because these are the people that we know have reported.And as you and I know, many people don't report. They tell their story, but they don't report. And so for, especially for the males, those who are themselves, sexual assault victims as well as predators in the juvenile justice system, you find a lot of both, right? Because they were sexually assaulted and they modeled that behavior.So in 2006, I I was working in a. Delinquency program and I was asked if I would be interested in hypnotherapy, which I had not considered, but the subconscious is where we hide or code that trauma through our sensory memories. So it, it was apropo for me to be able to use that technique to actually hit the trauma much quicker than you will in talk therapy.Most of the time it can take anywhere from one to [00:06:00] six meetings, but usually about three meetings with me and that trauma is exposed and you can start moving f from that. So that's, that's my background. And I, like I said, I'm a professor as well. I teach at University of Arizona Global Campus in the human services programs.We have a bachelor's, master's, and PhD there where I work with graduate students. So that's my background. De'Vannon: There's nothing wrong with that. You know, I'm a, a hypnotist as well. I went to school for that and learned you know, all about it. And I, I was gonna pair it with my massage therapy certification that I have it.In the process of learning hypnotherapy, I realized just how how much help I needed myself, and then I decided that I didn't need to be doing that on anybody else. And I, and I turned my training inward and used it to heal me and Dr. Smith: so beautiful. I love De'Vannon: that. , like Dr. [00:07:00] Smith is saying, hypnotherapy is real.And she's not talking about make people quack like ducks on stage or see if they're afraid of cotton and all, all this crazy shit. You see, like on talk shows, we're talking about a therapeutic approach and it's often paired with like psychologists and sociologists or social workers rather, and things like that.And it is totally done in a clinical setting. The education is accredited. Look it up, people. Hypnotherapy is real. There's all kinds of mental health services out there. Maybe hypnotherapy can work for you if nothing else has. So Dr. Smith also wrote a series of books. There's a couple for parents, a couple for kids.The titles are interesting. The first one is called Chad Keeps a Secret. The other one is a yes. Aaliyah can't tell her secret. Yes, those are the ones for parents. It's called the blaming and shaming of defenseless victims in America's rape culture. And y'all, the statistics and things we're talking about today are for the United States of America.We're not talking [00:08:00] globally. And then the other one is overcoming trauma. Is there anything you'd like to say about these four books that you have contributed to the world? Dr. Smith: Absolutely. So the children's books are so that we can start talking to children about sexual violence simply because, Most children under the age of eight will be approached by a sex offender.And many of them don't know what to do when they're asked to keep a secret. And so Chad Keeps a secret, was named by my, my niece Chad Bozeman had just died. And she thought that it would be important for her to name the character Chad in his honor. Now, of course, Aaliyah can't tell. Her secret has everything to do with Aaliyah.Just be clear. The, the characters in it are Aaliyah and [00:09:00] Robert, right? Because I don't want us to know that as a community. We slept on Aaliyah. We knew what was happening with r Kelly, and we did nothing. So this is homage to her. So that people are aware that yes, your teen too can be in a sexual situation that she is not consenting to.And even though we have what we call Romeo and Juliet laws that oftentimes people are not aware that 36% of sex offenders are juveniles or they're consenting with older adults. So those are five to nine year olds. And then we have the the blaming and shaming of defenseless victims in America's rape culture.Why is that? Because we use this theory Now, this is a theory that I devise, you'll find it in my book. That book is specifically [00:10:00] for parents, teachers college student. I wanna know more about how we encourage rape culture in this, in the United States, how we deny, or what we call denial, which is part of dis theory, d i i S, we deny we do not act, which is inaction and information suppression.So basically what we do as a community, as a friend is oftentimes we say, no, that couldn't have happened. Most of the time we are not saying, I believe you. I wanna help you. What can I do to help you? We deny we don't provide action, we don't report, and then we suppress the information. So we have a large number of undetected sex offenders out and about making their way to another vulnerable victim, whether that be a child, a teen, or an adult.So those are my books. They're [00:11:00] available on Amazon, but they're also available on my website. Which is a crime reporting website right to consent.com. And that's the number And that is report? De'Vannon: Yeah. And that's the number two. And I'm gonna put her website, it's right, the number two consent.com. And I'm gonna put all that in the show notes along with her social media and everything like that.I'm curious, what, what got you particularly passionate about this subject matter? Did something happen to you when you were younger or someone you know? What sets you on this Dr. Smith: trajectory? Ironically, there four girls in my family, three have been sexually assaulted. I have not been sexually assaulted, but when I was nine years old, my.Cousins were kidnapped and taken to Saudi Arabia because their father wanted to practice Islam from the origins. And when I saw my cousin [00:12:00] again she was 12 years old. She was a child bride, and she had a baby. And so for a long time I was afraid of the Islamic faith. I didn't know much about it.But I learned a lot about what my cousin would went through. Not only was she sexually assaulted in her marriage as a child bribe, but she was de she, she also faced physical violence. So like I said, the, my, my quest is, , how do we reduce the numbers, eradicate the issue because that was so personal to me.And I have my other cousin who was also married at a, a young age, but she was able to consent the, the sister of my cousin at the time. So, you know, that for African American [00:13:00] girl was a startling revelation. Should I say that this was accepted practice in another part of the world and that child brides can be found in so many places in this c in this world.De'Vannon: Tell me what, what is, how do you feel like the Me Too, the me Too movement compares with what you've studied here and what you've written about? Dr. Smith: Well, I think that the Me Too movement. Kind of piggybacks off of what I call the, the kids too movement, because many of the young people in, not young, but older people in the Me Too movement was sexually assaulted as children, as teens.For many of these women and men, their first sexual this first sexual, [00:14:00] I don't wanna say event, was forced or forcible rape or sexually violent. It wasn't consenting. And so when you say Me Too, the question is what does me, what's the foundation of Me Too? Are the women and men saying that I was a child when I was first sexually assaulted under the age of 10, right.Prepubescent ages, or was I a teen under the age of 18? Right. And so, . The reason why I say that's important because if you are sexually assaulted as a child, you are depending on your race and, and gender, you are. If you're African American, you're 35 times more likely to be sexually assaulted in again.And the sexual assault repetition [00:15:00] is increased when you're under the age of eight. So sexual assault can happen again in your teens and many times the people in Me Too have been sexually assaulted more than once. . Okay. And that's why I think it's significant because depending on your age, will determine the likelihood or your vulnerability of being sexually assaulted again in the future.And that's why I think we need to start having these conversations much, much earlier so that children know how to talk to an offender because the parents aren't gonna be there to save them, if that makes sense. De'Vannon: Right. And we'll talk about those parents in a, in a minute, cause I've got my opinions on, on, on parenting when it comes to the topic of sex.But what, what would you say, I'd like you to give a word of comfort to people out there who have been victims [00:16:00] of sexual assault, either once or multiple times, but, and they may be thinking like, why does this keep happening to me? What am I doing wrong? Why is it my fault? What would you say to them? Dr. Smith: Well, one is the, the fact that we don't talk to our kids and teens about sex.In fact, we usually, if we're talking about sex education classes, they don't come around until the child is in their teens. But what about all those other stages and ages? One is about vulnerability. The other is about what do I do if I'm in this situation? And we don't have those conversations if we're not having conversations about sex.And sometimes that's religious based, right? And sometimes that's cultural based and taboo. But if we're not having these conversations, then how does this child know that I can be in this scenario and how am I going to out of this scenario unharmed. Right. [00:17:00] And and, and that's what I think is missing, right?How is a child victim? How is a one child more likely to be victimized than another child? Right? And, and, and the question is, is how savvy are they when they are approached by someone who, let's just take teens, for example. If you've never had sex and you don't know what to expect and nobody has told you what to expect, even if you say no, somewhere along the line that consent, because we have a lot of issues with consent in this country, that consent may be disregarded.Right? And why is it disregarded? Because we have a culture in which there's this that no doesn't mean. , right? We have movies that show No, no, no, no, no. And then acquiescence, right? So we have these these cues that we're [00:18:00] giving teens as well as young children that just because you say no, that does not mean that you have agency over your body and that the person who is wishing to violate you has more power and control over you.Okay? The other is that what scenario is that child gonna be placed in, and how savvy are they to maneuver their way out of it not to be harmed? And so that's what I believe the issue is. We need to talk about it more often. We need to provide scenarios to young teens as well as children, so that in the event they are approached, they know how to act and respond.And they know that secret keeping is not part of the equation. De'Vannon: Can you give us an example, either from your experience or one of your books as to how a child or somebody who's about to be a victim or has been can act and respond?Dr. Smith: [00:19:00] Absolutely. So in one of my books the blaming is shaman of defenseless victims.I have a boy at the time, he was five years old. His cousin had approached him 11 years old. Grandma goes to the grocery store, his cousin's supposed to be in the house, right? Because 93% of people who are most likely to victimize your child, they're known, they're acquaintance, they're a family member.And let's be clear, so he's in the home with his cousin, she's 11. Okay? And they play this game of touch, right? And, and pleasure. . So he doesn't know as a five year old that this is something that he shouldn't engage in, but it feels good to him. So he allows it. It's a secret. Grandma's not here. So we're gonna keep this secret.And this goes on for up to a year. Every time grandma leaves, they are both touched, they both touch each other. Right now, if we were [00:20:00] to do a rape kit, there's no evidence, right? But yet this is still happening. So how does a child combat that one? , they need to know body boundaries. They need to know that even if this is your cousin, this should not happen.There needs to be a conversation that nobody should touch your body outside of washing it. Right. Because there are times where older adults and older siblings are responsible for taking care of their younger siblings, but that child needs to know that their body shouldn't be touched in a certain way.Those conversations for that five-year-old didn't happen. And so now we see him as an adult. He has a lot of sexual addiction. He also modeled some of the behaviors as he was growing into a teen. And so he looked for, for other girls that had some sexual assault history because [00:21:00] it was easier for them to consent, if you will.Right. I have lo loads of stories where I had someone contact me on Instagram. Four year old daughter is being anally raped by her dad, but the courts don't believe her. The cops don't believe her. She's gone to C P S C P S refused to do a refused to do a wellness check and a, and a bodily check.They just took the report and because she has drug abuse history, they did not investigate. Right. So my. , my advice to her was go to the hospital. They're required to do a check after she comes from her father because it's court appointed that he sees her every weekend [00:22:00] after she comes from her father to get that report.And a doctor providing that report can easily be taken to the courts to say there's some anal fissures, which she, which they did fine. And there's lacerations around the anus. So, so as I said before the goal is not for your child to be victimized or for a, a child to experience this. The goal is to keep them safe, but it's happening.So what do we do now that we have to be reactive instead of proactive? Well, De'Vannon: that brings me to my issue with parenting. So like growing up here in the south, in good old Baton Rouge, Louisiana. , you know, they didn't talk about the s word, you know, they didn't mention sex. They kinda left it to the church into the school, which is like nothing.And so and, and like, and like you're saying when the, the talk, the sex, the birds and the bees does [00:23:00] happen. A per a person's a teenager or whatever, they already got hard dicks and you know, and everything's already been happened by then. But we started experimenting with each other's body parts when we were like in kindergarten, you know, we were already curious at that age.And so I learned about sex from like red shoe diaries on Showtime and real, you know, real fucking Right, right. And so, I agree with Dr. Smith. The only way to safeguard your child against a sexual predator is to establish boundaries as soon as that child is gonna be being outside of your sight. You know, because you cannot control what the hell is gonna happen to your child when they're not there.Education is the only way in keeping that door open. The sex talk is not a one time thing. It's supposed to be an open dialogue that that kid can always come back to you and be made to feel comfortable and safe and not weird. And then if something [00:24:00] does happen, then that bridge is already built. You know, here in the south it's like, it was like the big parents and little kids, you know, the adults over here, the kids over here, they always had this gap between us.And so I never felt like I could go to an adult with any fucking thing. And so, right. You know, when I was 15, I was the older boy in my church and they, the choir director was like 21, 22 and he took an interest in me and we were dating or whatever, and we'd meet in the back of church and make out the adults I guess acted like they didn't know or whatever.And this went on for months and he was running around trying to intentionally give people H I v aids is what he was doing. And so, wow. As an adult, looking back on it, And the, and it, it had to be fucking clear, you know? I'm like, why the fuck didn't any of the adults in this, in this church say anything?They just let me, let this, let this [00:25:00] 22 year old man do whatever the fuck he wanted to with my 15 year old assDr. Smith: Can I bring my criminal justice background in here first?first. They're, they're equally as liable nowadays. Now that the laws are changing, parents as well as guardians are starting to be held accountable for stuff like that. But when we talk about consent laws and age of consent and ability to consent to a certain type of sexual relationship 14 used to in, in, if I'm not mistaken, in Louisiana.14 used to be the age, but they pushed that up if I'm not mistaken, to 16 and that, and it's been 16 probably for decades. Right. So if you're saying that this happened at [00:26:00] 15, that man could have, cuz he's a man after 21, after 18. Right. That man could be responsible. And many of the laws now are changing that they are allowing people to report abuse.That was depending on the age. Of course, if you, if you were a child, you have a lifetime of reporting. But if you were like you, you, a teen, usually some only allow 10 years. Some might allow 25 years. It depends on the. If that makes sense. So that's my criminal justice history. But the fact what, what I need, need the people out there to know is most of the community knows the sexual predator and knows the sex offender.Right. And I'll just throw a question out there. Which one of your family members was suspect that your mama told you Stay away from? Right. Stay away from him or tell [00:27:00] her because they up to no good. Right. Most of the time the community knows first why. is it that they don't engage? It's cuz let's be clear, it has everything to do with who is the person responsible for this victimization?Are they a pillar of the community? Is it a pastor, is it a deacon in the church? Is it a authority figure? Is it a head, a principal at, at the school? Is it a teacher? A lot of times parents will not report because they don't want one, their business to get in the street. And two, they don't wanna be the parent that was not paying enough attention to their child to have and, and victimization occur.Right? So that's denial, inaction, information suppression, dis theory at the top. [00:28:00] Correct. De'Vannon: And you know, parenting is, is not like a cute thing. But it is treated cute. You know, whenever you hear somebody say, they usually don't wanna have a kid. , it's really to the benefit of the parent. You know, you don't really have a child for the child's sake, you know, the kid does not exist until you create them.You create them for your own entertainment or for your own pur purposes, or you want something to love. It is completely selfish to have a child. I don't mean that in a judging way, I just mean it in a truthful way. Not going to adopt a kid that's already here is a little bit different because you're trying to help somebody in a fucked up situation.But the whole point is once the kid gets past the cute rosy phase, you know, you know, there's actual like a lifetime of accountability and it's like a job to be a parent, you know, and everything like that. And it is not just this cute thing, you know, cute kid. You want it to help save your marriage or to help you feel good about yourself or to help you have something love.You know that that person. A, a living ball of emotions and con [00:29:00] consciousness and decisions and things and, and yeah, I, well, I'm saying all this is say, I don't think a lot of people think very deep into the weight of parenting and they get caught up in the emotion of fulfilling the American dream. And then when all of these mm-hmm.things come up, they fall short because they really didn't think about what the hell they were getting into when they decided. Dr. Smith: Right. And, and here's the thing. If that person who's victimizing your child happens to be within your family, families break up for this, right? If it's a father who is victimizing their daughter or their son, , what does that mean to split up the household, right?If it is a nephew or a c a a, a favorite cousin who's victimizing your child, what does that mean to the family as a unit? What parent wants to [00:30:00] turn in their son or daughter, right? What family wants to deal with the fact of sexual assault? And I get it, however I'll give you another case. Girl is 16 years old.Her, she's in her aunt's house. Her pa, her sh her family is there because they lost housing. And it's not uncommon for aunts and uncles and nieces and nephews and cousins to be living in the same house at grandma's house. But at night, she was expected to sleep on the couch. So her uncle would come in, have his beer, feel her up.Go home, go and get in bed with his, with his, with her aunt and sh and her mom slept in another room with her younger siblings. And that was a every night occurrence. But when she brought, she brought it to me. I'm a mandatory reporter, so I have to report this. One of the first things I do is contact her mom.And her mom cusses me [00:31:00] out. I'm gonna make her lose her housing. Her sister's not gonna talk to her anymore. And I, me, the counselor is gonna cause her to be out on the street. I can't tell you how many times people have cussed me out to keep their child safe. I've had a father tell me he was gonna come up to.My job and whip my ass and he don't know me cuz I'm like, listen, I'll give you what you looking for. I get off at five o'clock and I have no problem meeting you. I don't bullies. I'm sorry. Not I ain't your wife and I ain't scared of you. Yes, I absolutely will report this, but I won't be by own myself either.Okay. I'll not be by myself. So call me again. I will give you what you looking for. De'Vannon: He said he ain't about that life. You ain't about that life.[00:32:00]Dr. Smith: I'm not the one. Absolutely not. I, I know that this is a thankless job, but the question is, well, what child in your family do you wanna be harmed? How do you wanna mess with their sexual identity? Because let's be clear. Sexual assault. I'm not talking about sexual orientation, I'm talking about sexual identity.I'm talking about the way they experience pleasure. I'm talking about the way their ideas of sex after they've been violated. I'm talking about how they feel about their own body, their own agency over their body, and how long that's gonna last, right? Is it gonna last into their twenties? You best believe it.Is it gonna last into their thirties, their forties and fifties? You best believe it. We've got 60 and 70 year olds who had sexual charma, and I'm still the first one they told. Hmm. Okay. And what did that mean for the way they, they [00:33:00] received touch, right? Did they find pleasure? Were they out of their body?Are they still numb from something that happened so many decades before? . Right? That's what I mean about sexual identity. You and I, we love sex just as much as the next one because it's pleasurable and it's orgasmic. But what does that mean for a child who's just entering that sexual world and they've been violated and victimized?How will they experience sexual pleasure in the future? And why are we as a community so careless about the fact that we are creating these damaging individuals? Sexual addiction isn't a joke, but let's be clear. There is a link between those who are sexually addicted and sexual assault. Okay. And the way in which promiscuity plays out in their life.[00:34:00]Is that a bomb dropper? De'Vannon: No. I'm just thinking about some people that, well, you know, some people that I know. You know you know, and wondering, you know, what the possible link, just ask them. Dr. Smith: Ask them. I, I, listen. Sexual addiction is linked to sexual assault or victimization or violation in the youth, in their youth.And many of them have repressed it so deep that they don't know that they're being triggered every time they're in a sexual, sexual situation. De'Vannon: So do you find that people who've been sexually assaulted are not emotionally present, they're just kind of like doing the act of sex or what, what, what do you.[00:35:00]Dr. Smith: So there I, yes, I'm gonna say yes to that because there are people who the violence was so frequent that they left their body right, and so they're emotionally lo numb. It's what we call dissociation, right? And we leave our body if we are in threat, right? But if it happens so frequently, then we are no longer emoting properly.So if you are in, for example, if you are in a car accident and you felt that you were going to die, right? You dissociate, meaning that you go into a shock and you freeze. But in that freezing, you disconnect from that emotion, those emotions that may prevent you from reacting and responding. So then we respond.Physiologically, but we are not aware of why we're doing it. Our body mobilizes us and that happens a lot. [00:36:00] So when we are sexual, when, when, when we are sexually assaulted, and that brings sexual violence, right? It is painful. It is harm. Hurtful. It is. And, and you, you stop having control over your own body regardless of the age you dissociate.And it doesn't mean that you return. So for many people, they don't experience that pleasure. They have to have this real intense either roughness. It's the same thing with substance abuse issues. Many people who have substance abuse issues use that as a form of escapism to escape the fact that there's all this trauma in their background.Okay? And they can't. Prevented because they're constantly being triggered by sensory experiences, smell, taste, touch here. Okay. And all the [00:37:00] time they're triggered. It brings them right back to that place because like I said, there are some people who are can, can absolutely cannot move past the trauma. And sometimes talk therapy doesn't allow them to do that.And some people don't even get any kind of therapy, so they just go on. But they're still in that state and they've made a decision. Every time we make a life threatening choice, we make a decision. Sometimes it's an eight year old making that decision. Sometimes it's a 12 year old making that decision.Sometimes it's a 25 year old or a 65 year old making a decision. But we do make a decision about our lack of power and control. De'Vannon: So I have a question about the gays. So when I was in my, it's the gays , right? But when I was in my mid twenties, I, I used to be heavily involved at Lakewood Church in [00:38:00] Houston, Texas, you know, under Joel, Joel and Victoria Osteen.Once they found out I wasn't quite as straight as they would've liked me to be after questioning who I'm dating and stuff like that, I was fired from volunteering and basically told that I was a threat to the children that I was working around just due to my sexual orientation. And so, since the church has this belief that gay men want to lurk around the church to fuck their little boys, I'm, I'm curious if you've seen this in your practice, cuz the church acts like every child molester has to be a gay.Dr. Smith: Okay, so first I wanna say I apologize immensely that that happened to you. As you were saying it, my heart was dropping and I had a little ping. Okay? They are wrong. As soon as I see their psych degree, I will revisit this, but they are wrong, and they had absolutely no [00:39:00] right to tell you that you are a predator.Let's be clear, gay does not equal predation. Let's start there. If y'all didn't hear that before, gay does not equal predation. More importantly, when we start looking at the research, the research says that if you are a sex offender or a predator, you most likely have a. , okay. It has absolutely nothing to do with sexual orientation.It has everything to do with your sexual proclivities. What are you attracted to? There are some male as well as female, and it does not necessarily mean that it is a gay relationship, a bisexual relationship, a transgender relationship, an intersex relationship. Let's get it all out there. Or pansexual, I can go on.This is [00:40:00] about are you attracted to a certain type of minor? Are you attracted to prepubescent? Are you attracted to pubescent? Are you attracted to a certain kind of individual? Now there are those who were born that way, has absolutely nothing to do with sexual orientation. More importantly, if Joe Stein can show me his psych degree.I listen to him, absolutely listen to him. But the days of homosexuality as a disorder in ERA have long passed. Okay? The D S M does not recognize homosexuality as a disorder, right? So let's be clear. Religion often takes a stance that's not validated by research science [00:41:00] or any other human behavior, okay?The fact that many people think that a gay man or a lesbian woman can influence their child in such a way means that they have very little information about the way in which a child not adopts, but is born into a certain sexual orientation. . Okay. So you being a gay does not influence me To be gay does not influence others to be gay.You might serve as a model, meaning that you might be someone that a young gay boy can come and talk to about experiences because they themselves are gay. Okay? But it's not to say that you would somehow, because you were interacting with this child, rub your gayness [00:42:00] off on them, if that makes sense. Okay.It is bullshitand you know when people come up with this or if, when people perceive these incorrect and ignorant thoughts, it's not a threat. That you, it's not that you are a threat, it's that they are a threat because they go around preaching this to others and it's totally and completely inaccurate. But I always tell people, well, as soon as I can see your psych degree, then I will listen to you.But outside of that, if you've sat in as many psych classes and hypnotherapy classes as I have to be not only just to get the degrees, then you might have something to say, but I'm certain that it's not gonna be what they're saying. So again, I apologize for that because [00:43:00] they are authority figures and people listen to them as if their words and thoughts are truthful and factual.Mm-hmm. , and that's bullshit. , whatever they came to you with, that's bullshit. But I'll tell you what, nothing in this life happens for a reason you weren't supposed to be there. And who knows what, what they might call Joe Osteen and his wife in the future, right? Because oftentimes we don't see them work acting godly.But that's another show, right? , that's another show. And more importantly, what would Jesus say? Jesus will probably let you through the Pearl gates quicker than they, than will let them through the pearl gates. And that's just my 2 cents. De'Vannon: Hallelujah. [00:44:00] Tabernacle and praise on that. Well, that's all I'm gonna say.I appreciate your, your kind words and when I was researching you, this word grooming kept coming up. Yes. , what does it mean in the sense of children or, or grooming that this, what is this Grooming? Dr. Smith: Yes, grooming is such a powerful word. The horrible thing is that a or a offender or a predator, most of the time a predator will groom a family, meaning that they will gain your trust and that trust will can span years, right?Because one thing about offenders is they, they wait, they wait to build the trust between the parents so that the parents releases the child to the predator or the offender's care. So they can isolate and withdraw that child so that the grooming process can start. And [00:45:00] that basically means give the child to trust them, give the child gifts, give the child's praise, attention, affection so that the molestation and the penetration can happen.And so basically what happens over time, and it can take days, weeks, months, is that that family trust, that predator or offender, they bring wine to the family functions, okay? They're usually in the house. The parents trust them. And so when that predator says, let me pick your child up from soccer practice.Let me pick your child up from basketball practice. Let me pick your child up from Girl Scouts there. There's the trust. The parent trusts them. That child's in the car. And so that predator or that offender will use touch or they'll expose them to child pornography or naked pictures of themselves. [00:46:00]And if that child doesn't know what to do, that offender or predator will go a little bit further.So they might touch just above the dress, just up the skirt. And if that child says nothing, then that predator or offender knows they can go a little bit farther by touching the butt. And each time they may give candy because the gifts are usually cheap. They might give kisses. They might buy a new pair of shoes or a new toy to get access to the body, and they will wait, wait.And the more that child doesn't fight, the further they will go the next time. You're talking about? Yes. That's grooming. Hmm. That's grooming. De'Vannon: So grooming is like hunting. This is like, yes. An intentional, perfect word. This is a hunt, , [00:47:00]Dr. Smith: pray. They're looking for their prey. They're looking for the weakness in the family unit, and they're looking for the opportunity to isolate the child.Yes. Predators. No. Pray. Yes. They're looking for an entry point study. Long study wrong. De'Vannon: Do you think that these predators. are probably looking for like either weak-minded parents Dr. Smith: or Absolutely. Or a parent that just has too much to do. We have, we come, our culture has parents out of the house, long hours at a time.Children come home sometimes to empty houses and they're governing themselves. I was a latchkey kid. My parents, my mom didn't get home till at, well after five o'clock. Sometimes she left the house to go to work when I was getting home. So we had no [00:48:00] one there at night. This happens often, often, okay. Or that grandma might leave this child with their, that grandma might leave this child with the offender in the house.It might be a sibling, right. It might be a a a uncle. Right. And they might be le a babysitter. Babysitters oftentimes. And people think that because they're little boys and the babysit, if the babysitter is allowing, is having sex with your 10 year old, that's sex offending, that's criminal, that's a felony.Doesn't matter that he's a little boy. It matters. Is it criminal?De'Vannon: Good lord. My mind is [00:49:00] just like spinning. So let, let me, let me take us back to the church. What is your opinion on the Catholic Church and these altar boys and the way they molest them? So, Dr. Smith: snap, these are Survivor. This the Survivor Network Network of those assaulted by Priests is a huge network that's online.You can find it. Okay. What is my take about it? The, the Catholic Church, not just the bishops, but the community. There are communities of older adults who were sexually sodomized, okay. Sodomized by priests and nuns. It's in my book, okay? It's in my book, that it was sanctioned by the community, meaning that the bishops didn't automatically move a priest.They kept what they called pedophile files. The same thing [00:50:00] happened with the Boy Scouts of America. They kept the files and they moved the priest around. So community members and their children knew these priests had absolutely no right, but they left them in place, and when the complaints got big enough, then they would move them to another parish and allow it to happen again.And so if we start holding people who knew accountable authority people or people in authority who knew and did nothing, if we start including them in the lawsuits, then we would see this diminish that you can't move predators around you because you leave a new group of people vulnerable to these assaults.So that's what I think about it. I think they should be jailed. I think that if they're not jailed, they should get [00:51:00] rehabilitation. Because listen, When you sexually assault a child, you don't get a lot of time. It's only recently they started getting time. Some people got 90 days, some people were out in a year, and then they went and got jobs someplace else.Okay? There are some people who serve absolutely no time at all. Sandusky, who ran, who who, who brought that scandal to Penn State. He had a whole foundation centered around his predation and what happened as a result, he got, he, he, of course, he's in jail for the rest of his life, but in comparison to the number of kids he's sexually assaulted, he got a year per kid, right?When we look at some of the major cases, there are people, institutions that know. That's why I said this theory is not just for the victim or the predator or the offender, it's also for the institution. How many schools have [00:52:00] moved around a predator? . Okay. Colleges. I mean, the thing about NDAs is that you hide the fact that this conversation, it's the suppression of information.This conversation cannot be had by the people involved, and so nobody knows about it. That institution doesn't get a smirk on their record. There's no issues with their reputation, and nobody knows about it. So that person gets moved to another university because if there's an nda, that means that they can't talk about it when they're providing a reference.Okay? We engage in a lot of NDAs, and so this is what gets my hackles up because there are so, so many law enforcement agents who are like on college campuses, I am not going to pursue this cuz I don't wanna [00:53:00] mess up this boy's. Career. And so that boy gets a slap on the back and he gets to go on with his life again.When I go back to sexual identity, he gets to use those same techniques someplace else. Because if you are not punished, how does your behavior decrease or decline? Right? That's a basic psychological principle. A rewarded behavior will reoccur. So if you don't go to jail and there's no consequence for your actions, why wouldn't it reoccur?We've just rewarded you. So that's what I think about not just priest, but nuns. who also engaged in this practice in Catholic schools and Boy Scouts. If you were ever in Boy Scouts and many of these other organizations like Coaches , the University of Michigan and the US Olympics. [00:54:00] I can go on with this.NDAs lead to information suppression. Is De'Vannon: there anything like that in the I want, I'm gonna, that is after the interview is over, I'm gonna probably have me like, I don't know, a glass of vodka or something to help this all. Like, settle down. I didn't know much of what you're telling me today. Now let, let, let's talk about this elder abuse in Florida because this shit here y'all, when I think about elder abuse, I was thinking maybe they were taunting them in some sort of menacing way or hitting them.I, it never crossed my mind that somebody would be doing something sexual to some incapacitated elderly person. What in the fuck ? Dr. Smith: It happens at a, on a great scale. So here in Florida, we have a lot of [00:55:00] assisted living facilities in those assisted living facilities. You can have people who can walk those who can't.But the thing about assisted living facilities is that families often stop visiting, right? So that patient might not have anybody who comes to visit them in six months. Maybe one person will come once a year, and so a predator or an offender may see that as an opportunity. And if that, , if that elderly client is off, often uses me medication that keeps them in a comatose state, they are often victimized.And it's, and, and it happens. We know of people in comas who end up pregnant, but when we talk about elder abuse, we're talking about let's, let's say that, that a client has aphasia. Aphasia means, which is exactly [00:56:00] what came, ha, came out with Bruce Willis today. Aphasia means that they have trouble speaking and if you can't understand them and someone has sexually assaulted them, they can't tell you what happened, right, because you don't understand them.Right? There are some people who can speak, but usually stroke patients, they can't speak very. . Okay. So they can't tell you that something has happened to them, right? And so that person visits them when, no, when the staff is small and people aren't really around and paying attention, or when they're supposed to be doing something, they have access, right?Not only do they have access, but they can isolate by simply closing the door, right? By simply closing the door when there's not a lot of staff around to see what they're up to. And so that can happen with just fondling and molesting them while they're taking them to different services, like getting an [00:57:00] M R I or things like that.And that's what we're finding is taking place with elderly, right? So if it's not penetration, it's fondling and molestation, or it's, like I said, penetration in actual sex. De'Vannon: So if, so, if somebody in a coma ends up pregnant, what is the protocol? Do they then get the d n a test on every male staff member, or do they kind of sweep it under the rug?I guess it varies Dr. Smith: per place. They can absolutely get DNA n a evidence, right? Because if there, there shouldn't be semen, right? They can get DNA n a evidence if it is happening frequently, because if it happened before, that doesn't mean it's gonna stop happening when this individual is pregnant. But more importantly they're going to look at the, the people who have access [00:58:00] and then like I said, they're going to see when and when this person had, where this person had access and for how long.Right? And usually if they're the only ones in a room, , right? There's only a few people who are assigned to that individual. Mm-hmm. , right? And then it starts becoming investigation because if oftentimes there's others, there's others, right? And so you just start by eliminating the people that it couldn't be, can't be women, right?However, the men, this, this, this client comes in contact with, but with elderly abuse, you're not gonna find that, because of course they're past the menopause, but there are lacerations, there might be marks. And that's how they're finding out about it. Can a De'Vannon: woman give birth to a [00:59:00] kid if she's still in a coma when the term is Oh yeah.Dr. Smith: Absolutely. A reproductive cell. Her, her reproductive organs are still working and it has happened. It has happened. De'Vannon: How in the fuck can you imagine waking up out of a coma with a kid? You be like, oh, hell no. Where the Dr. Smith: fuck , I can't, I can't imagine being someone who's coming in to check to see that and finding out that this woman came in and was not pregnant and now all of a sudden she is.Yes. And d n a nowadays, you know, that's e that's easy to get now. Sweet Jesus. De'Vannon: And so, exactly. All right, so the last thing we're gonna talk about are like treatments. Before we talk about treatments for the victims, I wanna talk about treatments for the perpetrators because everybody's gonna, yes, everybody's gonna take their tiki torches out and their goddamn machetes and wanna butcher them and [01:00:00] burn them at the cross.I leave the judgment to y'all. I fear God, I gotta stand before him myself. I am not gonna be yet another voice in the crowd saying, burn him at the stake or her, because you hateful bastards got that covered. So, , , look, it gets on my nerves, you know, every time there's a child molester here, I, when I, when I lived in an apartment, I got sick of getting those goddamn postcards with this dude's face thing.He's a molester. I'm like, Nobody's perfect. I'm not excusing what they did or allegedly did, but there's got to be some recourse, some sort of help. You know, everybody can be redeemed, you know, if Jesus had a murder, murder and a thief hanging with him at, at Calvary Cal, you know, at Calvary, so, you know, at Calvary, so what hope that someone have, if they have molested a child or an adult or been been the perpetrator in a sexual situation, you know, they may feel guilty, they may beat themselves up, but [01:01:00] everybody can change.I don't care what's going on. So what do you think? Dr. Smith: Absolutely, absolutely. So we use several different techniques. The most severe that I believe and some Some pedophiles ask for, this is medical cra castration. But that doesn't really solve the urge, right? That doesn't really address the attraction, right?Because there are those, what we call minor attracted persons. These are people who are attracted to minors. There's that urge. Now there are those who don't act on it. And so that's not criminal, right? That attraction is still there, but how do we treat it? And we use what we call desensitization, right?And so we desensitize them. We use cognitive behavioral therapy because now we have to deal with the cognitive loop. The thought loop [01:02:00] about this. And, and like I said, there are a large number of people who were sexually assaulted by someone at an early age, and they received pleasure. And so now that they're older, I have had people tell me, you know, I married someone who looks just like the person who assaulted me, simply because sexually they're.Magnetized because they were so young. That was their first sexual experience. They equated it with an orgasm and it gave them pleasure. And so now they have this type and people call that a sickness, but it happens. There is somebody out there who's gonna tell you, yes, Smith, this absolutely happens. I and, and there are those who have babies for their offend by their offenders.And so cognitively we have to reduce or [01:03:00] we have to teach them to make new decisions about their offending. Right. And so not everyone who's been sexually assaulted is a predator, an offender or will be, but there are those who are and can be. So we have to. The thought processes, the way in which they experience pleasure, the desensitization of that.And that can be anything. Absolutely. Anything sensory. What do you smell? I smell the cologne. So anytime I smell that cologne, that cologne stimulates me in such a way, even though it's destructive, even though it came outta trauma. Right. Or I hear certain music, certain words that he would say or she would say to me, those things have to be addressed.And a lot of times they're hidden in the sensory memory. That doesn't come out during talk therapy. You have to do a series of sessions with that [01:04:00] individual to get to that which is stuck in the subconscious. And to get to that which is stuck in the subconscious, is outta your awareness. So you have to use certain techniques to do so.De'Vannon: My my with a tangled, well, we weave. Dr. Smith: Yes, it absolutely is. De'Vannon: Well, what I'm excited about is whether somebody's been a victim or they've been the perpetrator, there's help available if you want it. Dr. Smith: Absolutely right. Because we can reduce the urges so that that person is not a criminal. But for those who have not acted on these urges, how do we, how do we reduce that cognitive loop and that physiological response?And there's ways in which we can absolutely do that. Hmm. De'Vannon: Hold on. Y'all help is on the way. Help is on the way. [01:05:00] So y'all, so y'all, Dr. Smith's website is right to consent.com. You can find her on Facebook. The LinkedIn, Dr. Smith: TikTok, Instagram, I'm everywhere. De'Vannon: Okay, I'm here for the TikTok. Yes. And and I'll put all this in the show notes and everything like that.So thank you so much for this, for this, for this deep and troubling and moving it truthful information that you've given us today. I'm gonna have to have you back on. Okay. You can Dr. Smith: anytime you need me. Yeah. De'Vannon: Y'all, Dr. Smith's gonna be a standing guest on the sex drugs in Jesus podcast because of what a oppressing issue this is.I fear that it probably won't be going away overnight, so I kind of wanna stay on top of this as new information develops. You know, we're gonna be you know, in touch with you. So are there any last words [01:06:00] of advice or encouragement or whatever you'd like to say to the people out there?Dr. Smith: Absolutely. If you have been sexually assaulted regardless of the age, or you are a parent and you wanna educate your children, the conversation is where you start having the conversation and communicating. There is absolutely so many different areas. YouTube has a lot of self-hypnosis for those who've been sexually assaulted.But more importantly, you know it was not your fault and that self-care is so, so vital in the way you move past the trauma that you've experienced or that your child may have experienced, or if you're trying to keep your children safe. So thank you so much. I am so grateful for the opportunity to talk to you, and I just asked that if you come across someone who has been sexually assaulted, the only thing you can say is, I believe you, and how can I help you?[01:07:00]De'Vannon: and that's the T right there. Y'all look, look forward, look, look, look out for Dr. Smith being back on our show Again, thank you so much for expressing all that you have expressed today. God bless you. Thank you.Thank you all so much for taking time to listen to the Sex Drugs in Jesus podcast. It really means everything to me. Look, if you love the show, you can find more information and resources at Sex Drugs in jesus.com or wherever you listen to your podcast. Feel free to reach out to me directly at Davanon Sex Drugs and jesus.com and on Twitter and Facebook as well.My name is Davanon, and it's been wonderful being your host today. And just remember that everything is gonna be all right. 

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Certified spiritual coach and meditation teacher Ryan Haddon joins Squats and Margaritas to discuss her addictions and recovery and talk about living an authentic life.

Welcome to Hot Topics! Gabrielle Crichlow talks to guest Caurel Richards about her life as an immigrant from Jamaica to Canada. Who is Caurel Richards? Caurel Richards is a dynamic and creative individual with a wealth of knowledge and experience having worked in multiple service industries in the last 14 years. One of the biggest lessons she learned in those years was the importance of mental health and how unhealed trauma can keep you stuck and away from the life you've dreamed of. In 2021, after completing her training with Marisa Peer to become a Hypnotherapist and a Rapid Transformational Therapy Practitioner, she founded the company In Divine Thyme Transformational Services. Her goal is to get you excited about life again by empowering you with a fresh perspective. You can find Caurel Richards: On the web: https://www.indivinethyme.com/ On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/indi... Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LKDiOtI7BNY ********************************************** Follow A Step Ahead Tutoring Services: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/astep... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aste... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ASATS2... YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@astepaheadtutorigservices Eventbrite: https://astepaheadtutoringserv... Visit our website: https://www.astepaheadtutoring... Sign up for our tutoring text list: https://tapit.us/cipPJO Sign up for our tutoring email list: https://squareup.com/outreach/... Support us: Cash App: https://cash.app/$ASATS2013 PayPal: https://paypal.me/ASATS2013 Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/ASATS2013 Zelle: https://astepaheadtutoringserv... Original date of episode: October 14, 2022

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In this episode, we chat about all things Manifestors! How to make income during rest cycles, how to practice informing, how to use your Human Design to manifest, and more. Holly Maree is a Spiritual Teacher activating people into success and breakthrough. She focuses on teaching a new narrative of success to those who want to succeed by creating their own rules. Her area of highly sought after speciality is in Human Design Manifestors. As a Certified Trauma-Informed Life and Success Coach, Holly Maree brings teaching that draws people from struggling to succeed into unexpected ways of experiencing their power through the reclamation of their own energy. She holds a 10-year history as a successful multimillion-dollar business owner in brick and mortar business, as well as 3 years in the online space as a multiple 6 figure entrepreneur. She is a qualified breathwork, EFT, and meditation practitioner, a clinical Hypnotherapist, and a certified Human Design teacher - a unique qualification that only a small percentage of Human Design specialists hold. She draws from a large toolbox of spiritual practices with a particular focus on people who are fellow Human Design Manifestors, fostering a business as the only specialist teacher to Manifestors in the online space. She hosts her own top-ranking podcast, Hunting for Purpose, which provides resources to help other Manifestors tune into and unlock their inherent spiritual power. Holly's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamhollyherbig/ The Manifestor Community: https://www.instagram.com/themanifestorcommunity/ ♥ ➝ WEBSITE: https://www.divinehealingcircle.com/ ➝ LINKS: https://bio.site/astrobabe1234

Hypnotherapist and mental health counselor Harriet Fraad joined a handful of other NYC leftists in 2008 to warn that Obama offered no hope for a real Left resurgence and that a reversal of the decades-long rightward trend in the U.S. would require a radical new project.

Andrew Carlson should be dead. And it would not have been HIS fault. Be careful who you trust with your health... Get educated. Take charge. Andrew took his own life back. Now he helps people like YOU...to regain yours. --- More about Andrew: Andrew Carlson, Cellular Health & Blood Work Specialist and co-founder at Cellular Health & Wellness, helps people who are frustrated with their health get to the root cause of their symptoms, isolate the issue, and annihilate it once and for all. He suffered from over a decade of health issues, 10 heart surgeries due to a malfunctioning defibrillator, and was overdosed with a heart arrhythmia medication from a nurse that caused health issues such as; brain fog, inflammation, memory problems, chronic stress, IBS, and other autoimmune symptoms. At 31 years old, he went through his proprietary cellular regenerative re-activation method which eliminated all of his health issues - giving him a second chance at life. Now as a certified Brain Health & Blood Work Specialist, Functional Nutritionist, Master NLP Trainer, and Hypnotherapist; Andrew has combined his skills to help hundreds of clients take back control of their health and life. Andrew is an author, podcast host, contributing writer for publications, and speaker who has been on dozens of stages speaking on topics including health in entrepreneurship, how food impacts our DNA, personal empowerment, customer service, leadership, mental wellness, and releasing negative thoughts and emotions.

Dr. Karen Phillip is one of Australia's leading Hypnotherapists. Dr. Karen works with clients worldwide including Industry Leaders, high-profile entrepreneurs and celebrities, assisting them to relax and reduce their anxiety levels plus managing and dealing with a variety of other issues. She is a published International author and writes for print media. On today's episode, Lance and Dr. Karen dive into the world of hypnotherapy. Dr. Karen shares how she assists people to dissolve issues relating to anxiety and stress, depression, and addictive behaviors using hypnotherapy as a tool. She discusses its benefits in various situations on personal and work life related issues by enabling people to regain control.Listen to the amazing talk!IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: 01:04 What drove Dr. Karen to pursue psychotherapy06:14 How Psychotherapy helps people heal from traumatic experiences09:36 How Hypnotherapy works on people with different issues 14:21 Hypnotherapy and Addiction 21:54 How to get rid of anxiety 31:46 How our views of Death change over time 36:45 What happens to a person who is in hypnosis?Do you want to create more awareness in your life in the face of adversity?? Take the FREE Warrior Quiz and Discover your Adversity Archetype. Warrior QuizWANT TO SUPPORT THE WORK WE DO?HERE ARE A FEW WAYS:1) (FREE) SUBSCRIBE/FOLLOW THE PODCAST (YOUTUBE, APPLE, SPOTIFY, CASTBOX..ect.) AND LEAVE A 5 STAR REVIEW ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️2)Grab a copy of Lance's book, MASTERING ADVERSITY now available on Amazon.

In today's episode, you'll meet yoga teacher and Hypnotherapist, Laurnie Wilson. She works with clients to help them move past limiting beliefs, move past struggle and live more fulfilling lives. We discuss a lot in this episode about the power of mindset and make specific references to how this can benefit yoga teachers.    You can find her on Instagram at laurnie.wilson  

What if I told you that with 10 hours of hypnotherapy, your whole life could change for the better? Many people face years of anguish and suffering and try a variety of modalities to heal their agony from talk therapy and meditation to healing retreats and specialized coaches. When there are blockages that run deep, sometimes traditional methods don't get to the root cause of our suffering. Hypnotherapist and Executive Director of the Institute of Interpersonal Hypnotherapy, Matthew Brownstein has studied every dimension of healing the mind, body, and spirit from yoga, reiki, and meditation to acupuncture, mysticism, and Tai Chi. The list is extensive and beyond impressive. His learnings span the globe. An ashram, a monastery, a temple…you name it, Matthew has been there. It was when he discovered hypnotherapy that his life changed completely, and he's been able to help others achieve true transformative healing. Visit https://www.instituteofhypnotherapy.com/. You may be a click or phone call away from being forever transformed. This is such an insightful interview!   Ways to connect with Coach Dez:   Website: https://bornunbreakable.com/  Podcast: https://podfollow.com/bornunbreakable  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@bornunbreakable Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BornUnbreakable/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bornunbreakable/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bornunbreakable/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/dezunbreakable  Email: dez@bornunbreakable.com  Clubhouse: @dezmaya   Ways to connect with Matthew Brownstein:   Website: https://www.instituteofhypnotherapy.com/about-matthew-j-brownstein/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheInstituteofInterpersonalHypnotherapy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/instituteofinterpersonalhypnotherapy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/instituteofhypnotherapy/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/institute-of-hypnotherapy/   Please subscribe to the podcast and rate and review this episode!

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