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You Make Sense

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

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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Sarah explores how symptoms like weight retention, insomnia, chronic illness, chronic pain, and infertility are often a result of traumatic energy from the past still living in your body. You’ll learn what it takes to heal unresolved trauma and work ... more

You’ll learn what is really needed to reparent these young parts and why anchoring into your adult self is key to stepping into the full, authentic life you’re desiring. This episode acts as a roadmap to help you make sense of the human experience an... more

Endings are inevitable, and during this conversation, Sarah talks about the extraordinary dimension of life we can unlock when we do the work of shifting our orientation towards change and finding the opportunity within every transition. We explore p... more

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Sarah breaks down how these fantasizing parts inform our actions and why life is not only meant to be easy and happy. You’ll hear all about how these protective parts can keep you from experiencing the good things in your life and why the world we li... 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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WakingNova
    United States2 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 States2 months ago
  • Great and helpful

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    phantasie.anna
    Germany3 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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    5
    London Julia
    United Kingdom3 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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    4
    Merri222
    United States3 months ago

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Escapism, Living in Fantasy, and Idealizing Our Lives
Q: What is a starting point for someone overwhelmed by chronic illness and trauma to begin healing, given they can't absorb a lot of information at once?
Start with acknowledging trauma as lived in the body, then slow down to introduce regulation skills and supportive parts work; emphasize relational support and guided programs rather than trying to do it alone.
The Nervous System Path to Wealth and Abundance
Q: I feel like a fraud in my career transition and worry about being seen; how can I begin putting myself out there with confidence and a fair price for my work?
Begin with reorienting your self-perception, validating that you are enough at your current level, and gradually sharing your work while practicing vulnerability; treat visibility as a skill to develop with compassionate self-talk and small, incremental exposure.
The Nervous System Path to Wealth and Abundance
Q: Hi Sarah, how do I start addressing compulsive spending when I know it's masking an emptiness inside me?
The key is identifying and engaging with the protective and vulnerable parts through parts work, recognizing that shopping is a coping strategy, and reparenting the vulnerable part with adult support and connection so the urge to numb fades over time.
What Fawning Really Is and Why It Happens
Q: Hi Sarah, how do I differentiate between a protective part phoning and when I'm genuinely wanting to be good to people, phoning makes me go out of the way for the wrong people and not do that instead for the right ones?
In adult me you're anchored in internal safety, while in a part you're governed by a sense of lack of safety, which drives self-protective fawning. Distinguish by noticing whether your actions align with your true desires from a safe, centered place (adult me) or are compensatory to feel safe due to internal threats from the past (a part). Build the muscle of regulation so you can respond authentically rather than reflexively, and translate that awareness into concrete checks like asking yourself if you're meeting your own needs first.
Learning to Love the Parts of Yourself That Protect You
Q: How can someone move from fear of stepping into bigger life roles to taking tolerable, incremental steps?
Build trust with the protective parts by meeting them with unconditional care, then enact tolerable steps—demonstrating safety through gradual exposure and consistent support from the adult self.

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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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