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You Make Sense

Sarah Baldwin
Trauma Resolution
Parts Work
Nervous System Regulation
Polyvagal Theory
Somatic Experiencing
Self-Regulation
Chronic Illness
Autonomic Nervous System
Attachment Theory
Trauma
Childhood Trauma
Dysregulation
Healing
Mental Health
Attachment
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Emotional Regulation
Healthy Relationships
Childhood Experiences
Neuroception

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 unpacks the formula for growth and why tolerating discomfort is a key component of stepping into your purpose. You’ll get a somatic roadmap for how to work with your nervous system, tend to your younger parts, and unpack jealou... more

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In this episode, Sarah breaks down the origins of idealization and infatuation, showing how these patterns are rooted in unresolved experiences and protective strategies. She explains why infatuation is not love, but a survival response that pulls yo... more

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Perceiving danger when we’re actually safe is one of the most prominent drivers of human suffering and the reason many of us are chronically dysregulated. Sarah will walk you through how to create internal safety by harnessing the power of your nervo... more

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Sarah walks through the foundations of somatic parts work, including the importance of nervous system regulation, differentiating from our parts, and anchoring into adult self. When we’re able to meet these young parts with empathy, safety, and genui... more

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Episode: Reparenting Your Parts: How to Release the Outcome and Build Internal Trust

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Sarah Baldwin
Somatic Experiencing Practitioner and trauma resolution expert; host of You Make Sense

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.4k ratings
  • Great and helpful

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    phantasie.anna
    Germany23 days ago
  • Bästa podden😍

    Det här är absolut den mest värdefulla podd jag har lyssnat på! Jag hade önskat att alla fick ta del av den här kunskapen❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yoggi771
    Sweden3 months ago
  • What a gift!💝

    I just listened in to the episode on control and had to follow and leave a review. Sarah’s calm supportive voice coupled with her clear expertise is just what I need. Thank you 🙏🏽

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    3 buoys
    United States4 months ago
  • Wonderful guidance

    With her warm and welcoming voice and spirit, this podcast is changing my life. I identify with so many of her insights, that I’ve actually joined her online classes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    juice869
    United States4 months ago
  • excellent podcast on the "missing parts" of traditional cognitive therapy and healing. highly recommend!

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    BR
    United States5 months ago

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Audiences highlight the depth of expertise in trauma, attachment, and somatic work and recommend the show for ongoing growth
Many describe life-changing impact and deep appreciation for the compassionate, relatable approach.
Listeners praise the host's calm, supportive delivery and practical tools for nervous-system regulation.

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Why Creating Internal Safety is the Foundation for the Life You Want
Q: How can I start feeling safe in a work environment that still feels threatening, even though logically it seems safe?
Start by identifying the younger parts that are being triggered and gently re-parent them. Use somatic checks rather than cognitive reassurances—ask the bodily sensations what they need, explore the origin of the trigger, and gradually align the present environment with a felt sense of safety. Combine this with regular nervous system regulation practices and seek anchors of safety outside the workplace to slowly expand your window of tolerance.
Infatuation, Idealizing Romantic Partners, and Putting Others on a Pedestal
Q: What is limerence and how can we curb it when dating intentionally?
Limerence is infatuation driven by anxious attachment; it's the survival instinct trying to prevent aloneness. To curb it, regulate the nervous system, reparent the anxious part, and cultivate internal safety so you can assess a partner with discernment rather than fear.
Reparenting Your Parts: How to Release the Outcome and Build Internal Trust
Q: How do I know if I'm approaching parts correctly, and what if it feels like the work is making things worse before it gets better?
The host explains that true progress comes from building internal safety first, developing adult self-regulation, and approaching parts with empathy rather than trying to fix or stop them; if the work feels dysregulating, it's a sign you may not yet have enough adult self-online and nervous system capacity.
Your Partner Isn’t Your Enemy: How to Build More Fulfilling Relationships by Becoming a Team
Q: I've noticed that I'm terrified about talking to people or too many people when I have challenges in partnership. Is it normal to feel the need to keep relationship struggles private?
It can be healthy to protect the relational container, but it's important to have safe confidants. Sharing with a few trusted friends who understand trauma and parts work can provide support without betraying the partner, while avoiding isolating the relationship.
Who Gets to Know All of You?
Q: What tips do you have for calming the nervous system and staying present in daily life when fear resurges with health challenges like cancer?
Start with consistent nervous-system regulation throughout the day, use tangible tools from the programs discussed, and practice re-anchoring to the body through sensory experiences (breathing, grounding, slow movement) to allow younger parts to feel safe enough to speak. Regular, structured practice beats passive listening, and support from a clinician or community accelerates progress.

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This show centers on nervous-system regulation, trauma healing, and compassionate self-understanding through somatic practices. Across episodes, the host weaves neuroscience, attachment theory, and practical tools—like parts work and reparenting—to help listeners move from guarded patterns toward embodied presence, healthier relationships, and personal leadership. The conversations frequently blend actionable exercises with audience Q&As, making complex concepts accessible and applicable in daily life, parenting, romance, and work. A few standout elements include a consistent emphasis on safety, disconfirming experiences, and compassionate self-regulation as the foundation for lasting change. Notably, the show often features a calm, support... more

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