
When life knocks you down, you've got to Get Up and Grow. This means you have to uncover the valuable life-lessons the experience is offering you, learn from them and grow as much as you can, so that you can thrive. Mentor and Post Traumatic Growth Specialist, Sinta Ebersohn, shares her own experiences, valuable life lessons learnt and growth processes in this podcast and also has insightful and i... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 181 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Is Your Fear Of Abandonment Ruining Your Relationships?Secure attachment styles and the capacity to trust are among the most commonly disrupted developmental capacities in adults who experienced early childhood trauma. The patterns formed in early ch... more
You Can Learn to Handle Conflict Much Better: If conflict in your relationships, your family or your workplace has ever felt completely disproportionate to what is actually happening, this episode explains why. The way we respond when tension arises ... more
Small Arguments, Huge Reactions | What's Really Going On? Why do small things set me off completely in my closest relationships? Why do I either explode or go completely silent with nothing steady in between?If you have ever asked yourself these ques... more
Why All This Talk About Trauma? The Answer Might Surprise You. Why look at the past if it is over?In this episode I answer the questions I hear most often, with the depth and honesty they deserve. What trauma actually does to the developing brain. Wh... more
The Superpowers of Defence: This week I close the three-part Superpowers of Early Childhood Trauma series with the final instalment: the Superpowers of Defence. These are the capacities that people with early childhood trauma histories built by neces... more
The Superpowers Created in Suffering (Your Worst Experience Could Become Your Superpower): What if the thing that cost you the most was quietly building something in you that nothing easier could have built?In this episode we are in Part Two of a thr... more
Trauma's Secret Gift: Superpowers You Didn't Know You Had: What if the very things that were hardest about your childhood were quietly building something inside you that most people spend an entire lifetime trying to develop?In this episode I am begi... more
The Fighter Who Kept Losing the Battle that Mattered Most: This week I am sharing one of the more layered parts of my personal story. The part that sits at the intersection of how childhood trauma shapes the way we fight in our closest relationships,... more









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This program centers on transforming adversity into growth by weaving neuroscience, trauma-informed perspectives, and practical self-work into everyday life. Episodes frequently explore how early experiences shape nervous-system responses, with concrete exercises and guided practices designed to regulate emotions, strengthen relationships, and foster personal resilience. A recurring thread is turning painful experiences into purposeful action, often through community resources and structured programs that emphasize consistent, repeatable routines. Notable staples include accessible explanations of concepts like the nervous system and trauma, and a strong invitation to engage with ongoing coaching, masterclasses, and membership resources for... more
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