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Complex Trauma Recovery

Kina Penelope
Complex Trauma
Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Shame
Polyvagal Theory
Interpersonal Neurobiology
Autonomic Nervous System
Attachment Trauma
Complex PTSD
Trauma
Glimmers
Memory Reconsolidation
Sibling Abuse
Mental Health
Boundaries
Relationship Dynamics
Therapeutic Techniques
Trauma Therapy
Family Dynamics
Safety

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In this episode I talk about my newest obsession, attunement and the role of interpersonal neurobiology in therapy. I also share the exciting news that I had my first training CEU certified! My training on applied interpersonal neurobiology and attun... more

In this episode I talk all about shame and complex trauma - how it develops, and how it heals. To support my work and check out my longer form content, click my linktree below :)

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This video offers an introduction to how our nervous systems get impacted by complex trauma, what a damaged nervous system means for mental health, and how somatic healing fits in to trauma recovery!

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In this episode I talk about our primal wiring for seeking connection and safety and the way our brains and reactions are altered by trauma. Support me on Patreon and unlock more CPTSD blog posts and videos www.patreon.com/complextraumarecove... more

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Recent Guests

Miami Zarauskas
A therapist who works at Strong Roots and specializes in coherence therapy and experiential modalities
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Episode: Religious Trauma and Deconstruction with guest therapist Miami Zarauskas
Deb Dana
Influential author and clinician focusing on polyvagal theory and its connection to trauma healing
Episode: Polyvagal Theory and Practical Applications with guest Deb Dana
Dr. Amy Meyers
Psychotherapist and social work professor at Molloy University, an expert in sibling abuse.
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Episode: Sibling Abuse with guest therapist Dr. Amy Meyers
Julianne Taylor Schore
Therapist specializing in memory reconsolidation and interpersonal neurobiology
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Episode: Interpersonal Neurobiology: How Relationships can change our brains with guest Therapist Julianne Taylor Schore

Host

Kina Wolfenstein
Host of the Complex Trauma Recovery podcast, specializing in topics related to complex trauma, therapy, and mental health. She shares personal insights along with expert knowledge to help listeners understand and navigate their trauma experiences.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 748 ratings
  • Trauma Recovery Podcast

    Kina Pénélope can’t process to be an expert in CPTSD if she calls Dr. Bessel van der Kolk a “she”!!! He is one of the worlds leading experts in trauma - this is basic research & fact checking!! Have you actually read his book “The Body Keros the Score”?

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Salisberry33
    United Kingdom10 months ago
  • 10/10

    Kina, your wisdom is unmatched. Your episodes are the most informative ones I’ve encountered as a trauma therapist. I learn so much from you and your guests. Grateful to have you as a resource. Thank you ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emma C Cohen
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent podcast

    This podcast has been very helpful and always incredibly insightful.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DJames W
    United Statesa year ago
  • Exceptional

    This podcast is exceptional! Kina is a wealth of knowledge on the intricacies of CPTSD.

    I cannot get past the people leaving negative and rude reviews criticizing her voice; the irony of anyone seeking trauma-informed content while bullying the therapist sharing her expertise.

    Thank you for all that you contribute to this field, Kina!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marsancheznp
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love the content

    The selfishness!!!! I just discovered the podcast realizing you are the answer to my questions!!! and you are pregnant! I hope the baby does not get in the way of my recovery ! I guess I will go through the past episodes and join the patrion and all that . Love the content! Thank you ! Congrats!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    theorginalracer
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate the informative content and practical approaches to complex trauma. Many highlight the compassionate delivery of the information, making it valuable for both professionals and individuals seeking personal insights. Some critiques revolve around the host's speaking style, while the overall reception indicates a strong positive impact on audiences navigating trauma recovery.

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Interpersonal Neurobiology: How Relationships can change our brains with guest Therapist Julianne Taylor Schore
Q: What would you suggest for people who have isolated themselves so much that it's really hard to find people?
You can set that salience neural network up, to start looking for evidence of even bumbling moments that looked okay.
Interpersonal Neurobiology: How Relationships can change our brains with guest Therapist Julianne Taylor Schore
Q: What does earning secure attachment look like using all of this neurobiology?
I think about having supporting reconsolidation experiences. I want an expectation of one of the bad versions while another person acts in a way that’s actually secure.
Interpersonal Neurobiology: How Relationships can change our brains with guest Therapist Julianne Taylor Schore
Q: Could you just start us off with talking a little bit about your work, your passions and what you've been focusing on recently in terms of memory reconsolidation and relationships?
I am a therapist in Austin, Texas, and some of my practices is just out of my private practice, a lot of my work with clients at this point is intensives.
Sibling Abuse with guest therapist Dr. Amy Meyers
Q: Can you speak a little bit to the different kinds of sibling violence that you've researched?
Most of my clients discuss sibling sexual abuse, alongside emotional and physical violence, which complicates family dynamics.
Sibling Abuse with guest therapist Dr. Amy Meyers
Q: Could you just introduce yourself and the topic for our podcast today?
I'm Amy Meyers, a psychotherapist trained as a social worker and psychoanalyst, and today we're talking about sibling abuse.

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