Podcasts about trauma traumatic stress

Lisa Erickson is an energy worker specializing in women's energetics and sexual trauma healing, and author of Chakra Empowerment for Women from Llewellyn Publishing. She helps women maximize and balance their energy during key life transits such as pregnancy, post-partum, perimenopause and menopause, including balancing the mother-child energy line. She also works with women to heal emotional wounds on an energy level from abuse and assault.  She is certified in mindfulness meditation instruction and trauma sensitivity, and has trained in a variety of healing modalities. She is a member of the International Association of Meditation Instructors, the American Holistic Health Association, the Energy Medicine Practitioners Association, and The Breathe Network, a non-profit dedicated to supporting holistic healing and healers for sexual trauma survivors.  Lisa is passionate about helping any woman connect with their energy bodies. We’ll learn more today talking with her today about Chakra Empowerment for Women.

In The BarberZone, the talk show. October 3, 2018 at 9pm EST Show topic: Does economics play a part in type of trauma experienced? Special guest: Sara Leonard from OSU STAR Trauma Recovery Center Join conversation to express your experiences, option about topic by calling (563)999-3404 and press 1 when prompted. Visit www.barberzoneradio.com to listen to show. Also available on BarberZone Radio fb page at www.facebook.com/barberzoneradio click CALL NOW button. Come Get Your Head Right and Let's talk about it.... In The BarberZone #ItsOkToTalk #RealTalkRealMen #barberzoneradio #InTheBarberZone #blogtalkradio #BarberZoneRadio #BZRadio #OSU #OSUSTAR #ComeGetYourHeadRight #BarberZone #BarberStrong #BarberPride #BarberUnity #barberlove #barbertalkshow #barber #barbershop #barberlifestyle #barbershoptalk #BlackMan #BlackMen #trauma #mentalhealth 

Nancy Levin bestselling author of  Jump...And Your Life Will Appear.  She’s a Master Integrative Life Coach and the creator of the Jump Coaching and Worthy Coaching Programs, working with clients – privately and in groups. She shares freely her paths of recovery from various life complications and traumas and describes her program JUMP so as to help each listener move out of abuse and trauma into life of recovery and thriving.  Contact her at NancyLevin.com.  Dr. Carol Francis, Clinical Psychologist, Marriage, Family & Child Therapist, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Eclectic Energy Worker and Alternative Health Practitioner, and author of 16 books.  She and her team offer Paths To Recovery After Abuse and Trauma as a detailed online program and/or one-on-one program to help individuals who have endured, escaped and now need to recover. 

Dr. Pamela is joined by licenced professional counselor, Jill Mays to discuss life after trauma. Everyone does not experience trauma in the same way, nor do we all overcome it in the same timeframe or with the same strategies. Today's discussion covers some keys to healing, the impacts of trauma, and how one experience can vary vastly from another. Additionally, this episode covers complicated grief and post-traumatic growth, and the concept of "rising strong" as it is described by Dr. Brene Brown.    

This episode is being rebroadcast from Michele's original show, "Your Life After Trauma."How we perceive trauma – and the world – impacts our perception of events and even ourselves. Studies suggest that highly sensitive persons are more prone to PTSD due to the delicate nature of their perceptions. Understanding this can help both survivors and their caregivers navigate post-trauma recovery.Ane Axford, MS, LMFT, mental health and relationship therapist talks about ‘Highly Sensitive Persons’ from a clinical perspective. For more recovery information visit, HealMyPTSD.com.

This episode is being rebroadcast from Michele's original show, "Your Life After Trauma."How we perceive trauma – and the world – impacts our perception of events and even ourselves. Studies suggest that highly sensitive persons are more prone to PTSD due to the delicate nature of their perceptions. Understanding this can help both survivors and their caregivers navigate post-trauma recovery.Ane Axford, MS, LMFT, mental health and relationship therapist talks about ‘Highly Sensitive Persons’ from a clinical perspective. For more recovery information visit, HealMyPTSD.com.

This episode is being rebroadcast from Michele's original show, "Your Life After Trauma."Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can rob a person of the very will to live and prevent a trauma survivor from moving on to creating a meaningful future. PTSD symptoms including flashbacks, avoidance, desensitization, hyper-arousal, and insomnia interfere on a daily basis with a trauma survivor’s ability to function; they are unable to hold down a job, have healthy relationships, and/or demonstrate appropriate self-care.The main goal of every survivor is to overcome symptoms of PTSD. For some that means learning how to manage symptoms; for others that means eliminating them completely.No matter the final quest, every survivor wants to know how to become more functional in daily life. Discovering tools for this makes it easier to cope which, in addition to increased functionality, develops more courage, strength and focus for the work of recovery, too.In this episode of ‘Your Life After Trauma’ we had two guests talking about PTSD Recovery: What You Can Do To Become Functional TODAY. Tonight, our guest, Rev. Dr. Chrys Parker, shares her unique professional perspective.Michele Rosenthal is a popular keynote speaker, award-winning author and post-trauma coach. Her shows combine scientific research, cutting-edge guests and personal stories that highlight the challenges and successes of deliberately deciding to change the direction of your life. For more ideas about how to create change you choose, visit HealMyPTSD.com.

This episode is being rebroadcast from Michele's original show, "Your Life After Trauma."Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can rob a person of the very will to live and prevent a trauma survivor from moving on to creating a meaningful future. PTSD symptoms including flashbacks, avoidance, desensitization, hyper-arousal, and insomnia interfere on a daily basis with a trauma survivor’s ability to function; they are unable to hold down a job, have healthy relationships, and/or demonstrate appropriate self-care.The main goal of every survivor is to overcome symptoms of PTSD. For some that means learning how to manage symptoms; for others that means eliminating them completely.No matter the final quest, every survivor wants to know how to become more functional in daily life. Discovering tools for this makes it easier to cope which, in addition to increased functionality, develops more courage, strength and focus for the work of recovery, too.In this episode of ‘Your Life After Trauma’ we had two guests talking about PTSD Recovery: What You Can Do To Become Functional TODAY. Tonight, our guest, Rev. Dr. Chrys Parker, shares her unique professional perspective.Michele Rosenthal is a popular keynote speaker, award-winning author and post-trauma coach. Her shows combine scientific research, cutting-edge guests and personal stories that highlight the challenges and successes of deliberately deciding to change the direction of your life. For more ideas about how to create change you choose, visit HealMyPTSD.com.