
Are you a mama healing from childhood trauma while trying to stop repeating the patterns you grew up with? You’re not alone — and you’re in the right place.
I’m Emily Cleghorn, trauma-surviving mama of two and Trigger Recovery Coach for Mamas. Mamahood After Trauma is where we stop pretending we’re “fine” and start healing out loud.
This podcast explores what happens when your past shows up in y... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessRelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

After years of childhood abuse and managing seven pillboxes of medication, Thayne Martin says he now lives without them—and credits hands-on experiences that helped him rebuild connection and emotional awareness. In this candid conversation with Emil... more
Many trauma-surviving mothers are haunted by the fear: "What if I become the person who hurt me?" This episode dives into the heart-wrenching moments when old patterns surface, and self-doubt takes over, making you question your ability to parent dif... more
In this episode of Mamahood After Trauma, host Emily Cleghorn welcomes mindfulness and children's wellness specialist Veronica Moya for an empowering conversation about healing and intentional parenting.
Veronica shares how mindfulness transformed h... more
In this powerful episode of Mamahood After Trauma, host Emily Cleghorn dives into the challenging moments when a child's tantrum or defiance unexpectedly brings up overwhelming emotions from the past. She names the specific struggle of feeling hijack... more
Emily is a thoughtful attentive host with a keen awareness for the needs of her audience. She's created an important container that breaks down barriers while also supporting new ways to discuss trauma recovery. It was a joy to connect with her.
Such an important and validating podcast - highly recommend!!!
Thanks for hosting me. I enjoyed our beautiful, organic conversation.
Emily is so great! Our conversation was quick but packed with lots of good information. She's an engaged and insightful host that truly cares about her listeners. I highly recommend Emily and the Mamahood After Trauma podcast.
Emily holds the space of wisdom and focus that helps mothers thrive. Great host.
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The show centers on healing from childhood or birth trauma within the context of motherhood. Across episodes, the conversations blend trauma-informed education with actionable tools for emotional regulation, establishing healthy boundaries, and breaking generational patterns. Guests tend to be trauma survivors, clinicians, authors, or advocates who share practical strategies for navigating parenting triggers, managing burnout, and rebuilding identity and self-trust. A notable throughline is building supportive communities and leveraging resources like guided quizzes and membership spaces to sustain progress. The tone is empathetic and solution-focused, making it helpful for listeners seeking validation, real-world guidance, and a path towar... more
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Recent guests on Mamahood After Trauma include:
1. Veronica Moya
2. Jody Hill
3. Monique Thompson
4. Ranae Van Roekel
5. J. Rosemarie Francis
6. Amanda Scott
7. Antoinette Elliott
8. Paula Yost
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