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You Make Sense

Sarah Baldwin
Nervous System Regulation
Trauma Resolution
Trauma
Parts Work
Somatic Experiencing
Mental Health
Autonomic Nervous System
Attachment Theory
Self-Regulation
Nervous System
Polyvagal Theory
Relationships
Somatic Healing
Childhood Trauma
Attachment
Healing
Attachment Styles
Grief
Chronic Illness
Dysregulation

You Make Sense is a manual to understanding your human experience, so that you can navigate the world with freedom, ease, and empowerment. Using the latest neuroscience and trauma research, this podcast will equip you with powerful somatic tools to help you get unstuck and create the life you desire. Sarah Baldwin, SEP, is an expert in trauma resolution, attachment, parts work, and nervous system ... more

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In this episode, Sarah explores what it means to anchor into the truth of your adult self and explains why protective parts can make it difficult to see your relationship clearly. You’ll learn why romantic relationships naturally activate unresolved ... more

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Sarah unpacks how the autonomic nervous system drives repetitive cycles in the way we think, behave, and relate to others, and why simply trying harder is not enough to create lasting change. She explains how early experiences can shape the patterns ... more

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For many of us, navigating friendship in adulthood can feel surprisingly complicated, especially when healing starts to change how we connect with people. Sarah unpacks how our nervous system shapes the way we relate to others, why we might experienc... more

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So many of us get trapped in these unhealthy cycles because we learned at a young age that achieving was how we earned and received love.  But it’s absolutely possible to shift this. By falling in love with all parts of you, especially those that onl... more

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Julia (Germany)
Listener asking about trauma and health and how it relates to recovery
Episode: Reparenting Your Parts: How to Release the Outcome and Build Internal Trust

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Sarah Baldwin
Host of the show and somatic practitioner focusing on trauma resolution, nervous system regulation, and parts work.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Informative & healing

    Sarah talks about how her co-regulating figures in her childhood were Mr. Rogers and Bob Ross. She is that for me! Sarah is a co-regulating person for me and has been for the last two years! I found Sarah from an episode she did with Mark Groves. I am so thankful for her podcast! Lots of valuable information and opportunity for healing. Thank you, Sarah!

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    5
    WakingNova
    United States3 months ago
  • Life changing!

    One of my favorite points Sarah makes is the connection between the nervous system and manifestation - it’s a huge piece that’s missing from so many other voices out there! Sarah is also incredibly warm, compassionate and encouraging. (TV networks- Please give us Sarah as the adult version of Mr Roger’s!)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Erica Layne N
    United States4 months ago
  • Great and helpful

    Great podcast! You make sense 🤗 Sarah helps to understand what that means…

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    5
    phantasie.anna
    Germany4 months ago
  • Sarah understands trauma like no other

    I have listened to every one of these podcasts and I find them regulating and I learn new things and reinforce old learning with each one. I have also done some of Sarah’s amazing programs which have been life changing. In particular there is an adult in the room with me most of the time, which leaves my loving, playful and creative parts so much more free. As my friend said ‘ Sarah is a trauma genius’ I feel so lucky and grateful that Sarah and her team are doing this work.

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    London Julia
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Amazing messages!

    I really love Sarah’s message and want to dive into every episode!! Unfortunately I have misophonia and really struggle with the pauses and lip pops (totally natural everyone does it) but so hard to listen through for me. Maybe the editing can be tweaked so others with this same issue could fully immerse in these messages

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    Merri222
    United States4 months ago

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Audiences value the clear link between nervous system regulation and everyday outcomes.

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Living a Full Life Without Sacrificing Ambition
Q: In a relationship, how do you renegotiate when one partner is highly successful and the other feels sidelined with their own ambitions?
Acknowledge both partners' needs, identify where you contribute to invisibility, propose concrete steps to allocate space for each person's purpose, and engage in collaborative planning to support mutual growth.
Living a Full Life Without Sacrificing Ambition
Q: How can one know when it is time to quit a job or situation that is constantly activating their nervous system?
Ask what about the day is activating, understand your nervous system looks for flavorings of similarity to past traumas, and choose growth as a renegotiation with your environment, while reparenting parts and finding supportive boundaries.
Living a Full Life Without Sacrificing Ambition
Q: Can you give some advice for the dating process because I really want it to be an enjoyable experience?
Theres a focus on bravery and willingness to feel uncomfortable; dating is an opportunity to tend to healing by recognizing triggers, communicating needs, and asking for what you need rather than hoping the other person will meet you perfectly.
Finding Your People and Navigating Adult Friendships
Q: Why do I overshare early in new friendships and later feel embarrassed; what underlying trauma beliefs drive this as an adult?
Oversharing can reflect a young part that never felt seen; by recognizing and soothing that part, you can gradually open up in a controlled way, allowing deeper connections without self-sabotage.
Finding Your People and Navigating Adult Friendships
Q: I get self-critical about not maintaining friendships; what underlying beliefs should I shift to develop and sustain friendships?
The root often lies in childhood experiences of being unseen or neglected; the protective parts misfire to keep vulnerability safe, and re-parenting them helps you tolerate incremental exposure to closeness, leading to more authentic connection.

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This show centers on somatic regulation, trauma healing, and relational dynamics, blending personal stories with practical tools rooted in neuroscience and parts work. Conversations frequently explore how the nervous system governs behavior, how early experiences shape attachment, and how compassionate self-leadership can transform intimate relationships, work life, and everyday well-being. Noteworthy is the consistent emphasis on actionable techniques ( grounding, reparenting, and gradual exposure) delivered in a warm, non-judgmental style, often featuring live Q&As that translate theory into real-world steps. Viewers hoping for depth on nervous system regulation, trauma-informed relationship guidance, and accessible somatic practices are ... more

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