Emotional Abuse Is Real
Sarene Leeds, Emotional and Narcissistic Abuse SurvivorEmotional abuse survivors and narcissistic abuse survivors share their stories as a way of offering hope and support to others healing from their own invisible scars.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & CultureHealth & FitnessMental Health | |||
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Latest Episodes
On todays episode, Sarene chats with Brittany Betts. Brittany is a marketing and hospitality professional, as well as a toxic workplace survivor. As a server and bartender at a popular chain restaurant, Brittany regularly found herself judged on her ... more
On todays episode, Sarene chats with psychotherapist Kara Kushnir, LCSW. Kara is the founder of A Work of Heart Counseling in New Jersey -- as well as a toxic workplace survivor. We discuss how her experience in a toxic workplace led her to open her ... more
On today’s episode, Sarene chats with the author of The Bullied Brain: Heal Your Scars and Restore Your Health, Dr. Jennifer Fraser. We discuss how Dr. Frasers experience in a toxic workplace inspired her brain science research, resulting in her book... more
On todays episode, Sarene continues the podcasts toxic workplace series with her guest, Vanessa Walilko. Vanessa is an artist, a PR professional, and a survivor of narcissistic abuse in both her family and the workplace. These experiences have provid... more
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- Tools to Heal from Narcissistic Abuse
Sarene’s podcast, Emotional Abuse is Real is a much needed platform for survivors of emotional and psychological abuse to share their stories. Sharing openly helps others to recognize abuse in their own lives, to take charge and free themselves from toxic relationships. As a a survivor of workplace abuse, Serene has become an expert on the topic but more importantly, she is fully healed from her own experience which allows her to communicate what she’s learned in a way that is calm and professio... more
Apple Podcasts5A Dark Force
United States7 months ago - The most genuine podcast in my opinion
The “Emotional Abuse is Real” podcast does more than create a safe space for each guest and audience. Sarene Leeds does a masterful job of connecting with her guests on an emotional level and acknowledging all of their feelings, incorporating her own experiences to create the most humanistic experience. After listening to a couple of episodes, I feel like this podcast should be on the radar of everyone dealing with any sort of emotional trauma. Sarene passionately presents storytelling in a way ... more
Apple Podcasts5Tyrese Alleyne-DavisUnited States9 months ago - Great topic
Serene is doing a great job at shining a light on a very important topic. Emotional abuse is hard to define and difficult to detect, especially when you are in the throes of a toxic relationship. Hopefully this podcast will help others create healthy relationships and leave toxic relationships.
Apple Podcasts5carriecmeadUnited States10 months ago - Emotional Abuse is Real
I love this podcast because it has a variety of survivors of emotional abuse. Some survivors are anonymous and some not. It also includes a therapist’s perspective on this sensitive issue. Emotional abuse can occur in a range of interpersonal relationships, including familial, parental, romantic, or professional. In this podcast, all of those relationships are represented. In a couple of instances, Sarene narrates the guest’s story for them. more
Apple Podcasts5Blogger1949United States10 months ago - Thank you for addressing this issue
I loved the episodes as they are about real people telling their stories. I love the honesty. I am glad Sarene is addressing this issue which is not openly acknowledged. She is providing a platform to confront and share our stories. more
Apple Podcasts5Gurvinder Sheth
Indiaa year ago
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