First-hand accounts from individuals who endured unimaginable crimes & survived.
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Categories: Education, True Crime
Tags: abuse, advocate, child abuse, Crime, domestic abuse, domestic violence, Healing, Real Crime, Reclaim, sexual assault, Survivor, traume, true-crime, victim
Money touches every part of our lives. Your World, Your Money podcastaims to shift perspectives with conversations, resources, & questions, approaching the intersection of financial well-being and life in a real, human-first way. We explore the fears, hopes, anxieties, and oddities of how we all strive for a meaningful life and economic opportunity. Hosted by your Global Thinking Team all across the US – from NYC to LA.
Sponsored by Hangar Studios
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Categories: Business, Education
Tags: Budget, budgeting, buy, domestic abuse, economics, Finance, Freedom, home, Invest, loans, Money, mortgage, personal, saving, taxes
The official podcast of The Centauride! Join your hosts Meredith and Apollo on their horseback journey around the USA. Topics include stories of their adventures along the road, horses, travel, guests of all kinds, recipes, and information about domestic violence.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Adventure, Centauride, domestic abuse, domestic violence, equestrian, equine, healthy relationships, horses, trail riding, travel
We Heal Together is a podcast for people: (1) working on loving themselves, (2) navigating codependency + shame + trauma, (3) surviving emotional abuse + physical abuse + NPD abuse + sexual abuse, or (4) simply trying to improve as a human being. This podcast provides tools, resources (such as worksheets, connections to organizations, etc.), and books/music recommendations. Most importantly, this podcast provides a safe space for people to heal together, and it highlights stories and commons struggles people are facing. Cordelia hosts this podcast, and she runs the Instagram page with similar content. Check out her Instagram at @codependentrecovery A new podcast episode drops every Monday. Music credit: L-Ray Music, Courtesy of Shutterstock, Inc. ————- If you want to dig deeper into healing? -Be sure to follow Cordelia on Instagram: @codependentrecovery -Check out: https://www.cordeliahealtogether.com/ for more details about Cordelia and other resources.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Science
Tags: abuse, abuse cycle, abuse definition, abuse is abuse, abuse is not love, abuse is not okay, abuse survivor, abusive, abusive behavior, abusive relationship, adult children of alcoholics, affirmation, alanon, alanon family groups, alanon wife, alcoholic, alcoholics, alcoholics anonymous, am i codependent, am i the narcissist, are abuse victims codependent, ashamed of yourself, be kind to yourself, being codependent, beyond codependency, Blame, boundaries, break up, breakup, brene brown, building confidence, building self esteem, bully, can abuse cause ptsd, cbt self help, cbt therapy, classic narcissist, closet narcissist, coda, codependency, codependency recovery, codependency symptoms, codependency treatment, Codependent, codependent behavior, codependent can’t break up, codependent can’t leave, codependent how to change, codependent how to detach, codependent how to stop, codependent marriage, codependent narcissist, codependent no more, codependent recovery, codependent relationship, codependent traits, cognitive behavior, complex ptsd, confidence boost, conquering shame and codependency, coping mechanism, coping skills, coping strategy, cordelia, covert abuse, covert narcissist signs, CPTSD, cptsd recovery, cptsd survivor, crazy making, cycle of abuse, dating a narcissist man, dealing with a narcissist, definition of physical abuse, different types of abuse, divorce, do narcissists love, domestic abuse, domestic violence, domestic violence survivor, dysfunctional, Emotional Abuse, emotional abuse signs, emotional health, ending toxic relationships, facing codependence, female narcissist, forms of abuse, gaslighting, glennon doyle, growth mindset, guilt, guilt and shame in recovery, guilt shame, guilt shame and anxiety, guilt trip, harriet lerner, heal, Healing, healing journey, healing shame, healthy relationship, help for codependency, hidden abuse, how abuse affects the brain, how to leave, how to love yourself, i feel so guilty, improve self esteem, inner critic, kind words, know your self worth, know your worth, kristin neff, lack of self esteem, leaving a toxic relationship, love does not hurt, loving a narcissist, loving relationship, low confidience, low esteem, low self confidence, malignant narcissistic personality disorder, mamtra, melody beattie, mental abuse signs, mindfulness, mindfulness and self compassion, name calling, narc awareness, narcissist, narcissist traits male, narcissistic abuse, narcissistic husband, narcissistic men, narcissistic men in relationships, narcissistic personality, Narcissists, narcopath, negative talk, no contact, no self esteem, npd survivor, overcoming codependency, overcoming guilt and shame, overcoming perfectionism, passive aggressive narcissist, Perfectionism, personal development, physical abuse, pia mellody, positive self esteem, positive self-talk, practicing self compassion, prioritize yourself, protect your peace, psychological abuse, psychopath, PTSD, radical acceptance, radical self acceptance, radical self care, radical self love, red flags, red flags of abuse, self esteem, self esteem boost, self esteem building, self esteem help, self heal, self healers, self help, self help skills, self help tips, self help tools, self love exercises, self talk, self validation, Self Worth, self-acceptance, self-compassion, Self-Improvement, self-love, Shame, shame spiral, shame trigger, signs of a narcissist man, signs of abuse, signs of mental abuse, signs of narcissistic abuse, signs of psychological abuse, silence the shame, smear campaign, spiritual narcissist, surviving narcissism, Survivor, symptoms of emotional abuse, ted talk self compassion, toxic friendship signs, toxic narcissist, toxic relationship, toxic shame, toxic spouse, trauma, trauma bonding, trauma healing, trauma recovery, trauma-informed, triangulation, trust the process, types of abuse, untamed, victim, vulnerability, warning signs of a toxic relationship, ways to improve self esteem, what codependent means, what is abuse, what is physical abuse, why am i codependent, will physical abuse stop, you are worthy, you deserve the best
A suicide prevention podcast. TEDx speaker, Leo Flowers has a Masters in Counseling/Psychology and is a stand-up comedian. Join him while he interviews other mental health experts, comedians and best-selling book authors as we help you rediscover your purpose, reduce your pain and regain your sense of belonging.
Categories: Comedy, Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: alcohol, anorexia, anxiety, black lives matter, break up, bullying, cheating, chronic pain, covid-19, crisis, depression, divorce, domestic abuse, drug abuse, emotional, emotions, gay, infidelity, injury, job loss, kill myself, lgbtq, lonely, mental illness, mental-health, Military, ny times best selling authors, Pain, painkillers, parenting, psychiatry, Psychology, PTSD, relationships, self-harm, self-injury, suicidal behavior, suicidal tendency, suicidal thoughts, suicide, suicide attempt, suicide prevention, suicide survivors, teenage suicide, tragedy, trauma, triggers
Hannah McElhinney (VICE, Triple J) presents five stories exploring how our minds sometimes try to sabotage us, why it happens, and what to do if yours does. Featuring the stories of students at Swinburne University of Technology, The Things I’ve Thought examines substance abuse, depression, homelessness, domestic abuse, anxiety, and eating disorders in a relaxed and relatable way. The stories are personal, informative, and are a much needed tool in the effort to smash the stigma around mental health and bring these conversations out into the open.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: anxiety, domestic abuse, Drug Use, eating disorders, grooming, mental illness, mental-health, ocd, sexual abuse, university, young people
Post‑survival identity for the self‑led woman.
Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: abuse survivor, domestic abuse, life coach, narcissist, Podcast, quit job, Self-Improvement, toxic, toxic relationships, transformational
A podcast where we dive deep into what really goes on inside of domestic violence relationships that makes it so hard to simply “just leave”. Through stories of survivors, and practical conversations with guests, I am going to put the microscope back on what the abuser is doing that causes us to become so trapped in the first place, and how each survivor was eventually freed. We will discuss what abusive relationships look like, sound like, and feel like for the purpose of educating and relating to one another in a much needed way.
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Categories: Society & Culture, True Crime
Tags: abusive relationship, breaking the trauma bond, cycle of abuse, domestic abuse, Domestic abuse survivor, domestic violence, narcissist, relationship advice, trauma bonding
How can you make it through a Divorce? You have to Love Your Way Through. Wait, What?! Join Dominique Chantel as she shares her story of how she made it through her Divorce with a sane mind and discovered Self-Love for herself and how she learned to Love her ex-husband all over again while going through her Divorce. If you want to learn how to navigate your divorce or if you are ending a long-term relationship without it wrecking your life listen weekly to how you can live an abundant life!
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: coparenting, divorce, domestic abuse, family, Kids, love, marriage, relationships