
Real talk. Let's address the elephant in the room to the growing "sickness" in our society, address root issues and provide sustainable solutions. We hope by addressing the intersectionality and connect the dots like a web of many of society’s challenges, we can help others understand the trauma infection that impacts all areas of life – addiction, domestic violence, racism, homelessness, sexual a... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Alternative HealthHealth & FitnessSociety & Culture | |||

Many women are carrying exhaustion, grief, anger, and a feeling that they somehow need to heal, fix, or transform themselves into someone better.
But what if you are not broken?
In this episode of Triggers And Spiritual Medicine, I sit with Tatiana... more
This episode of "Triggers and Spiritual Medicine" featured Laura Bonetzky-Gaffney discussing the current collective transition and energy update for mid-year.
Laura Bonetzky-Gaffney addressed feelings of exhaustion, uncertainty, and nervous system ... more
In this episode of Triggers and Spiritual Medicine, host Laura Bonetzky-Gaffney and guest Ukumbwa Sauti come together for a grounded and honest conversation about rape culture, accountability, and the role men can play in creating real change.
This ... more
In this episode of Triggers in Spiritual Medicine, host Laura Bonetzky-Gaffney explores the powerful theme of Remembering the Inner Wise Woman.
Across generations, the intuitive wisdom and leadership of women has often been silenced, persecuted, or ... more
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This had to be the most self pitying trauma bonding session I’ve ever heard. The guest was telling a story about a traumatic event at a yoga studio. She had me hanging on a pin but the big reveal was she was either traumatized by the music a yoga instructor chose or that the instructor didn’t give her the response she wanted.
She couldn’t understand why didn’t the instructor didn’t appreciate her feedback” …, I love feedback… “I ask it from my students”
Guest should understand the differenc... more
The interviewer constantly interrupted her guest and took the conversation off on a tangent. This is unfortunate because Dr. Taylor was an excellent source of information - if she could just be given the chance to speak.
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Apple Podcasts | #183 |
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