Unspoken - The Trauma Informed Podcast

Heart to Heart: Navigating Couples, Intimacy, and Sex with Hanna Basel

Hanna Zipes Basel is a licensed clinical social worker and certified sex therapist based in Portland, Oregon, and Minneapolis, Minnesota. Specializing in couples therapy, she employs Emotionally Focused Therapy and Gottman Therapy to help couples navigate relationship issues, infidelity, and sexual health. Hanna also has expertise in addiction and LGBTQ+ issues. She provides teletherapy and fosters a healing environment focused on love, laughter, and connection. Hanna’s approach emphasizes relational healing and positive environments for sustaining healthy partnerships. In this episode we talk about the misconceptions of couple therapy, working with couples around the topic of trauma, intimacy and a whole lot more!
What does "Unspoken" mean to us?
Often, the quiet that occurs in the context of trauma can be as painful as the event(s) itself. The things that others do not do to protect us or do not say to to comfort us are the aspects of memory that stick with us. Social silence breeds complacency. When others fail to speak up in defense, protection, and acknowledgment of the struggles faced by marginalized groups, it leaves individuals feeling isolated and unsupported, living parallel lives devoid of equal opportunities and protections afforded to the majority.
In each episode, we bring you stories of resilience, vulnerability, and courage. Our guests share their personal journeys and professional insights, offering valuable perspectives on navigating trauma, finding healing, and reclaiming one's life. Join us as we uncover the unspoken truths of trauma, recovery, and the transformative power of storytelling. Together, we can find strength in vulnerability and create pathways to healing that honor the complexity of our human experiences.

Surviving to Thriving: A Journey of Transformation with Malasri Chaudhery-Malgeri

Malasri Chaudhery-Malgeri (Dr. Mala), Editor-in-Chief at Recovery.com and a renowned expert in addiction, mental health, and trauma recovery. With over 20 years of experience, Dr. Mala brings deep expertise in areas such as Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), PTSD, Military Psychology, Marriage & Family Therapy, and Integrative Program Development. In this episode Dr. Mala shares her lived experience being a survivor of abuse and reflects how that moment in time has shaped her career, goals and live in general.
What does "Unspoken" mean to us? Often, the quiet that occurs in the context of trauma can be as painful as the event(s) itself. The things that others do not do to protect us or do not say to to comfort us are the aspects of memory that stick with us. Social silence breeds complacency. When others fail to speak up in defense, protection, and acknowledgment of the struggles faced by marginalized groups, it leaves individuals feeling isolated and unsupported, living parallel lives devoid of equal opportunities and protections afforded to the majority.
In each episode, we bring you stories of resilience, vulnerability, and courage. Our guests share their personal journeys and professional insights, offering valuable perspectives on navigating trauma, finding healing, and reclaiming one's life. Join us as we uncover the unspoken truths of trauma, recovery, and the transformative power of storytelling. Together, we can find strength in vulnerability and create pathways to healing that honor the complexity of our human experiences.

Speak your truth with Lauren A. Tetenbaum

Lauren is a passionate advocate dedicated to empowering women and young people both personally and professionally. During her undergraduate studies at UPenn, she made a significant impact by teaching sex education to students in West Philadelphia and volunteering as a telephone counselor for the Women’s Law Project, where she provided essential resources on issues like abuse and divorce. Continuing her commitment to social justice, Lauren pursued both her MSW and JD in New York City, seamlessly balancing her studies with internships at nonprofits focused on supporting immigrants, adolescents, and survivors of domestic violence. Her leadership skills shone through as she led student organizations such as Law Students for Reproductive Justice and Advocates for Battered Women. Additionally, she gained valuable experience as a student divorce mediator with the New York State Unified Court System’s Office of Alternative Dispute Resolution. With her extensive background and unwavering dedication, Lauren stands as a powerful force for change in her community.
 
Welcome to Unspoken, a podcast dedicated to exploring the often-uncharted territory of trauma and recovery. Join us as we delve into heartfelt conversations with therapists, survivors, and professionals in healing professions. Together, we aim to illuminate the consequences of trauma that are often obscured by silence, stigma, and shame. What does "Unspoken" mean to us? Often, the quiet that occurs in the context of trauma can be as painful as the event(s) itself. The things that others do not do to protect us or do not say to to comfort us are the aspects of memory that stick with us. Social silence breeds complacency. When others fail to speak up in defense, protection, and acknowledgment of the struggles faced by marginalized groups, it leaves individuals feeling isolated and unsupported, living parallel lives devoid of equal opportunities and protections afforded to the majority.
In each episode, we bring you stories of resilience, vulnerability, and courage. Our guests share their personal journeys and professional insights, offering valuable perspectives on navigating trauma, finding healing, and reclaiming one's life. Join us as we uncover the unspoken truths of trauma, recovery, and the transformative power of storytelling. Together, we can find strength in vulnerability and create pathways to healing that honor the complexity of our human experiences. Learn more about Lauren: thecounselaur.com

Just Keep Showing Up with Clara Sainte

Clara is a licensed clinical social worker and grief recovery specialist with a compassionate focus on grief, loss, chronic illness, cancer, depression, and anxiety. She offers a welcoming, inclusive space for adults from all racial and ethnic backgrounds, sexual orientations, and gender identities. Clara believes therapy is only effective when you can be your whole, authentic self—humor, sarcasm, and even cussing are all embraced in her approach. In this podcast, Clara holds space for raw, honest conversations about the complexities of life.
What does "Unspoken" mean to us? Often, the quiet that occurs in the context of trauma can be as painful as the event(s) itself. The things that others do not do to protect us or do not say to to comfort us are the aspects of memory that stick with us. Social silence breeds complacency. When others fail to speak up in defense, protection, and acknowledgment of the struggles faced by marginalized groups, it leaves individuals feeling isolated and unsupported, living parallel lives devoid of equal opportunities and protections afforded to the majority.
In each episode, we bring you stories of resilience, vulnerability, and courage. Our guests share their personal journeys and professional insights, offering valuable perspectives on navigating trauma, finding healing, and reclaiming one's life. Join us as we uncover the unspoken truths of trauma, recovery, and the transformative power of storytelling. Together, we can find strength in vulnerability and create pathways to healing that honor the complexity of our human experiences.
 
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Nurturing Beginnings: Essential Insights on Prenatal Care

In this episode Erin shares her knowledge of Perinatal Mental Health. Motherhood is a beautiful moment, but it can also leave an impact on the body mentally, emotionally, and physically. How can birth be traumatizing? From complications during labor, medical interventions, loosing control of your body and the postpartum depression and anxiety that can occur long-term. Let's talk about this.
What does "Unspoken" mean to us?
Often, the quiet that occurs in the context of trauma can be as painful as the event(s) itself. The things that others do not do to protect us or do not say to to comfort us are the aspects of memory that stick with us. Social silence breeds complacency. When others fail to speak up in defense, protection, and acknowledgment of the struggles faced by marginalized groups, it leaves individuals feeling isolated and unsupported, living parallel lives devoid of equal opportunities and protections afforded to the majority.
In each episode, we bring you stories of resilience, vulnerability, and courage. Our guests share their personal journeys and professional insights, offering valuable perspectives on navigating trauma, finding healing, and reclaiming one's life. Join us as we uncover the unspoken truths of trauma, recovery, and the transformative power of storytelling. Together, we can find strength in vulnerability and create pathways to healing that honor the complexity of our human experiences.
Intro music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFsLXQp0C8U
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Healing Through Creativity: Trauma Recovery with Dr. Jamie Marich

Dr. Jamie Marich is a renowned expert in trauma recovery, expressive arts therapy, and mindful approaches to healing. With a background in clinical psychology, Dr. Marich integrates her lived experiences as a trauma survivor with years of professional expertise in trauma-informed care. She is the founder of The Institute for Creative Mindfulness and has authored several books, including *Trauma and the 12 Steps* and *Dissociation Made Simple*. Dr. Marich’s work emphasizes the power of creative, holistic practices such as expressive arts, yoga, and mindfulness for fostering deep personal and collective healing. Known for her compassionate approach, she is a sought-after speaker, educator, and trainer who bridges the gap between traditional and holistic healing modalities to promote lasting change and transformation.
Welcome to Unspoken, a podcast dedicated to exploring the often-uncharted territory of trauma and recovery. Join us as we delve into heartfelt conversations with therapists, survivors, and professionals in healing professions. Together, we aim to illuminate the consequences of trauma that are often obscured by silence, stigma, and shame.
What does "Unspoken" mean to us?
Often, the quiet that occurs in the context of trauma can be as painful as the event(s) itself. The things that others do not do to protect us or do not say to to comfort us are the aspects of memory that stick with us. Social silence breeds complacency. When others fail to speak up in defense, protection, and acknowledgment of the struggles faced by marginalized groups, it leaves individuals feeling isolated and unsupported, living parallel lives devoid of equal opportunities and protections afforded to the majority.
In each episode, we bring you stories of resilience, vulnerability, and courage. Our guests share their personal journeys and professional insights, offering valuable perspectives on navigating trauma, finding healing, and reclaiming one's life. Join us as we uncover the unspoken truths of trauma, recovery, and the transformative power of storytelling. Together, we can find strength in vulnerability and create pathways to healing that honor the complexity of our human experiences.
Learn more about Dr. Jamie Marich:
jamiemarich.com
instagram.com/drjamiem/
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Tedx Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oa3M2_uvgPo

How we built our mental health careers

Welcome to Unspoken, a podcast dedicated to exploring the often-uncharted territory of trauma and recovery. Join us as we delve into heartfelt conversations with therapists, survivors, and professionals in healing professions. Together, we aim to illuminate the consequences of trauma that are often obscured by silence, stigma, and shame.
What does "Unspoken" mean to us?
Often, the quiet that occurs in the context of trauma can be as painful as the event(s) itself. The things that others do not do to protect us or do not say to to comfort us are the aspects of memory that stick with us. Social silence breeds complacency. When others fail to speak up in defense, protection, and acknowledgment of the struggles faced by marginalized groups, it leaves individuals feeling isolated and unsupported, living parallel lives devoid of equal opportunities and protections afforded to the majority.
 
In each episode, we bring you stories of resilience, vulnerability, and courage. Our guests share their personal journeys and professional insights, offering valuable perspectives on navigating trauma, finding healing, and reclaiming one's life. Join us as we uncover the unspoken truths of trauma, recovery, and the transformative power of storytelling. Together, we can find strength in vulnerability and create pathways to healing that honor the complexity of our human experiences.
 
Intro music: youtube.com/watch?v=YFsLXQp0C8U
Stephanie Schneiderman | Cry With Me Official Video
 
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