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Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse

Resolute Women's Support Services

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Hosted by Debbie Jones, founder of Resolute Women’s Support Services, our podcast is dedicated to exploring the realities of domestic abuse and coercve control, providing expert insights, and sharing powerful survivor stories. Each episode dives deep into the emotional, legal, and social aspects of domestic abuse, offering support and practical advice for survivors and those looking to help. What You’ll Discover: - In-depth discussions on domestic abuse, coercive control, and trauma recovery ...
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Welcome to the TriggerProof podcast. This is the first season of the Podcast which are audio renditions of Facebook Live Video Transmissions done for the “TriggerProof” Facebook Community. These were set up by request of our community members who wanted an opportunity to listen to insights, tools, and strategies to help heal relationship dynamics, deepen intimacy, and master the fine art of Autonomic Nervous System Regulation so that we can build resilience, heal from the past, and become ac ...
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Transition by pantea kalhor Podcast is a ray of hope for anyone who wishes to start a new transition in life. That can be transition to motherhood/parenthood, healing, job transition and starting a new life after hitting by trauma.
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Searching for Home

Ronit Kumar Panda and McKenna Killion

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Searching for Home is a podcast where we discuss what we keep and what we leave behind from our past experiences. We unpack how we have moved from the homes, beliefs, and countries we grew up in to begin the never-ending quest of searching for home both inside and outside ourselves. Your hosts, Ronit and McKenna, come from India and the US, respectively, and currently both live in Grenoble, France. We seek to approach everything through a lens of kindness and curiosity, with a lot of laughte ...
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Beyond The Battlefield

Warrior Wellness Movement

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Warrior Wellness Movement: Beyond The Battlefield Welcome to Beyond the Battlefield - the podcast that dives deep into the human spirit’s ability to overcome. I’m Ollie Osborne - former Royal Marines Commando, holistic health, wellness and performance coach, and founder of Warrior Wellness Movement. After 14 years in the military and nearly two decades coaching, I know that life’s toughest battles aren’t always fought on the frontline - they happen in our minds, our bodies, and our daily liv ...
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CPTSD Medicine Podcast

Dr. Tanner Wallace

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Join Dr. Tanner Wallace from CPTSD Medicine as she delves into the complexities of living with and healing from childhood trauma and Complex PTSD (CPTSD). Discover insights into managing CPTSD symptoms, navigating relationship triggers, and empowering yourself on your healing journey. In each episode, you'll learn practical strategies for overcoming triggers, communicating effectively with your partner about intimacy, and resolving symptoms. This podcast offers everything Tanner wished she k ...
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Welcome to Tame Wellness Podcast! Tame is a non-profit organization located in Fraser, Co. We offer recovery activities for the community, and mental health and addiction support. We get together and talk about our mental health, recovery, how we got clean and how we stay clean. With a bunch of crazy stories thrown into it! We also touch on updates at Tame wellness center and our plans to help the community!Tame wants to hear from you! Write us an email: [email protected] to donate to ...
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Healing Her Halo

Patience Murray

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Healing Her Halo is a powerful and transformative podcast dedicated to empowering women trauma survivors on their healing journey. Hosted by Patience Murray—an advocate, Pulse Nightclub Shooting survivor, and inspirational speaker—this show creates a safe, relatable space for women who are ready to reclaim their strength, rewrite their stories, and embrace joy after trauma. Each episode offers something unique: thought-provoking interviews with inspiring guests who share their resilience and ...
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"It's just stress," he told himself as the doctor delivered the diagnosis. Anal fistula. Surgery required. Six weeks of recovery. A fistula is a painful opening in his rectum. Something has been bugging his a**. What he didn't mention to the doctor was that the symptoms appeared exactly during the peak of the worst fights he'd been having with his …
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Jay Darkmoore, an ex-police officer with nearly 10 years of experience who now writes crime thrillers, joins Debbie on the Resolute podcast to discuss his recently published police memoir. They examine the systemic issues within policing and the justice system, focusing on how domestic abuse cases are handled. Jay explains why he left the police fo…
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"She's just doing it for attention." "He's so arrogant." "They think they're better than everyone else." If you have ever caught yourself making these snap judgments about others, consider this: Those judgments aren't really about the other person at all. What if they're actually about the parts of yourself you've been conditioned to reject? This i…
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Have you ever noticed how a certain trigger can instantly collapse your sense of self? One moment you're confident and clear. The next – in the presence of that trigger – It’s like you get a flashback… and become a different version of yourself. Smaller. Reactive. Disconnected from your power. This pattern has a name: Incomplete individuation. And …
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Survivor Elizabeth Hudson shares her harrowing story of domestic violence and the shocking failures of the justice system that followed. After narrowly escaping a life-threatening knife attack by her ex-husband in 2021, Elizabeth faced nearly two years of systemic failures, delays, and errors that prolonged her trauma. In this conversation with Deb…
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Tim Woodhouse, Suicide Prevention Programme Manager, joins Debbie, Resolute’s Founder and CEO, to discuss the findings from his latest report, revealing the connection between domestic abuse and suicide. His research shows that domestic abuse-related suicides account for 33% of all suicides in Kent and Medway—potentially translating to 1,800 deaths…
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There's a particular frustration many people experience on their healing journey. They've done extensive work on themselves. Read the books on attachment theory. Attended the workshops on communication. Polarity programs galore.Invested in the therapy sessions. Mastered the art of recognizing their patterns. Yet somehow, (even the therapists I talk…
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In this episode, we dive deep into optimal health, wellness, and functional fitness with expert Meg Jones from ThreeSixty Rehab. Meg is a powerhouse when it comes to nutrition, movement, injury rehabilitation, and holistic health, and today, she’s giving us an expert’s perspective on what it really takes to achieve sustainable results in life. We t…
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Fawning as a trauma response is something I see so often in my work-people saying yes when they mean no, over-accommodating to avoid conflict, and ultimately losing themselves in the process. I know this pattern well because I've lived it, and breaking free from it changed everything for me. In this conversation with Michelle Chalafant, I dive deep…
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In the 90s, Sy Tuk (Simon Hemingway) was on the verge of a promising acting career in London. But behind the scenes, a much darker story was unfolding. The allure of addiction pulled him into a relentless downward spiral—one that cost him everything. His career. His relationships. His dignity. Almost his life. This episode isn’t just a story—it’s a…
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Are you tired of attracting narcissistic men into your life, only to find yourself stuck in a cycle of toxic relationships? It's time to break free from this pattern and discover the underlying reasons why you keep attracting these types of men. In this video, we'll explore how unresolved trauma and poor emotional regulation can lead to a lack of h…
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Why do you keep choosing toxic partners? It’s not just about attracting them—it’s about being attracted to them. This deep-rooted pattern stems from unresolved anxious attachment and a fear of abandonment. In this short but powerful video, I break down how your avoidant tendencies push away your emotions, creating a blind spot that keeps you stuck …
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In this video, we explore the phenomenon where initial 'soulmate' connections transform into confining 'cellmate' relationships. Discover how powerful first impressions can sometimes be rooted in unresolved traumas, leading to patterns that mirror our primary attachments. By understanding trauma bonds, we can break free from these cycles and foster…
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If there was one thing I wished more people struggling with conflict in relationships understood, it’s this: IT’S NEVER ABOUT WHAT IT’S ABOUT. The disagreement? It’s only the tip of the iceberg. What’s really happening is something much deeper— a projection, like a movie playing on a screen. But the drama isn’t on the screen. It’s inside the projec…
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Rosie Heys, co-administrator of the Legal Negligence and Mismanagement Campaign Group, and admin of the Divorce Debt and Litigation Loans Facebook page, sheds light on the predatory practices of litigation loan companies targeting vulnerable individuals. Rosie reveals how these companies exploit divorcing individuals by offering high-interest loans…
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In this episode, Debbie interviews Robert Kaiser, who shares his incredible journey from working in security for the German government to becoming a passionate advocate for women's safety. Robert discusses his extensive background in private security and delves into his personal experience helping women in abusive relationships, providing them with…
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In this episode, I’m joined by someone who embodies what it means to fight beyond the obvious battlegrounds—IFBB Pro Karly Pearce. At 44 years old, Karly has carved out an incredible career in professional bodybuilding, but now she’s stepping away from the stage to focus on a new mission: inspiring and empowering others through health, fitness, and…
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Michelle Faye from Australia shares her harrowing 20-year experience with domestic violence and her journey from a victim to an activist. Michelle discusses the systemic failures in protecting victims, shedding light on her ongoing battle for safer policies. We delve into her personal story, the importance of raising awareness, and the need for com…
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I was talking with Dr. Russ about parenting, and something hit me like a ton of bricks: Our kids don’t just inherit our genes— they inherit our patterns. Let that sink in for a moment. Your child doesn’t just pick up your smile or your laugh. They pick up your unresolved wounds, your triggers, and the ways you’ve learned (or failed) to self-regulat…
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If you’ve spent years on personal growth— books, seminars, courses, even therapy— and still find yourself struggling with the same patterns, you’re not alone. I know this because I was there too. Landmark. NLP. Polarity courses. Masculine/Feminine communication workshops. Byron Katie. John Demartini. You name it, I’d tried it. I spent hundreds of t…
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Parents who admit to already having a dysfunctional relationship with their own emotions, have been asking me about their challenges with their children. This led me to want to bring something to your attention if you’re a parent who cares about raising healthy and resilient children. When your child comes to you with tears in their eyes, do you fi…
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Episode 5: Nutrition, Longevity, and Busting Myths with Hazel Davies In this eye-opening episode of Beyond the Battlefield, I’m joined by Hazel Davies, Warrior Wellness Movement’s expert nutritionist and specialist in women’s health. Hazel brings a wealth of knowledge to the table as we dive deep into the fundamentals of nutrition, gut health, the …
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Episode 4: From the Front Line to the Healing Line with Nick In this gripping episode of Beyond the Battlefield, I’m joined by Nick, a former Royal Marines Commando and Afghanistan veteran, who shares his raw and unfiltered journey through the devastating impact of PTSD. Nick takes us into the relentless realities of operating on the front line dur…
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When mental health feels like a battle or emotions become hard to manage, it’s vital to build systems for success. In this solo episode, we’re diving into three essential types of systems: ✨ Technology: Automated systems to keep things running, even when you can’t. ✨ People: Support groups and circles that lift you up, challenge harmful patterns, a…
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It’s sad. Truly sad. Most people wouldn’t recognize a secure relationship if it showed up with a neon sign saying, “No Drama Here.” Why? Because when all you’ve known is trauma bonds, longing, and anxiety, push and pull, you start mistaking chaos for connection, and secure love will be too uncomfortable, and you’ll push it away. That intensity you …
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Vulnerability and intimacy. These are the two things most of us crave in relationships, yet they feel as elusive as trying to catch smoke with your hands. Why? Because of one sneaky little feeling that hijacks our connections and blocks our ability to show up authentically: Shame. Shame is the silent saboteur of intimacy. It’s the thing that keeps …
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In this powerful episode of Healing Her Halo, we sit down with the extraordinary Fatima Mann, a force of nature in social justice, healing, self-love, and founder of Love and Healing Work. Fatima shares her journey from battling self-harm to embracing joy and gratitude as her compass. She opens up about her grounding decision to stop wearing shoes …
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If you’re paying attention, relationship breakdowns will follow a specific pattern. The same conflict. The same arguments. The same heartbreak. Whether it’s your marriage, your dating life, or even the way you show up for your friends, these breakdowns carry a familiar sting: Feeling like you give too much and get nothing in return. Wondering if yo…
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In part 2 of this conversation, Richard discusses the complexities and difficulties in handling domestic abuse cases within the legal framework. He shares insights on the Pathfinder initiative, the transition to the divorce portal, and challenges related to safeguarding children's well-being. Richard offers a candid look at the importance of eviden…
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In this episode of Healing Her Halo, I sit down with the incredible Sairan Aqrawi, a seasoned engineer, business coach, and leadership mentor, to explore how you can break free from limiting beliefs and uncover your hidden talents. We discuss the mindset shifts, practical strategies, and inspiring stories that will help you overcome self-doubt, emb…
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What does it take to honor your truth, even when it means saying goodbye? In this heartfelt conclusion to Season 13, I make a special announcement regarding the podcast and reflect on the transformative power of truth and alignment in healing work. I delve into the evolution of the CPTSD Medicine Healing Protocol, its culmination as a published man…
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Debbie welcomes Dr Elizabeth Dalgarno, founder and director of the SHERA Research Group, to discuss critical issues surrounding parental alienation and the impact of family court systems on women and children. Dr. Dalgarno shares her expertise and critiques the recently published guidelines on parental alienation, emphasizing the pseudoscientific n…
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When you’re in dorsal vagal shutdown, your thoughts turn dark. • “What’s the point?” • “I’ll never get it right.” • “Nobody wants me anyway.” • “I’ll reject myself before they can do it.” It’s a quiet war that nobody sees. You isolate not because you want to— but because it feels safer. Safer to abandon yourself first… before someone else does. Saf…
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What is the importance of ancestral work in healing CPTSD? Self-belief is a crucial component in the healing journey of individuals with complex PTSD (CPTSD), as it empowers them to trust their capabilities and navigate the intricate path of intergenerational trauma. Tanner underscores this by sharing her personal experiences, where she initially s…
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Richard Port MBE, a Family Law Partner at George Green, opens up about the harsh realities and systemic flaws in family courts handling domestic abuse cases. Richard discusses the misuse of the Domestic Abuse Act, how perpetrators manipulate the system to present themselves as victims, and the inefficacy of measures like Domestic Violence Protectio…
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In this deeply personal episode of Beyond the Battlefield, I’m joined by my brother, Toby Osborne, former Parachute Regiment sergeant and the founder of Optimal First Aid. With a wealth of combat experience from Iraq and Afghanistan, Toby has transitioned to delivering top-tier outdoor first aid training, equipping others with essential lifesaving …
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When I first started learning about polarity in relationships, it sounded like the magic bullet. Masculine. Feminine. Polarity equals attraction, right? Except, what if your relationship feels more like “push-pull” chaos than magnetic connection? What if you find yourself overthinking every interaction, walking on eggshells, or pretending to be som…
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In this episode, Deborah interviews Dr. Kathryn Whiteley, a criminologist who has dedicated over 20 years to studying and interacting with women who have committed violent crimes. Dr. Whiteley discusses her unique role as an educator and researcher focusing on women in maximum and medium security prisons. She reveals insights into the backgrounds o…
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In this episode of Beyond the Battlefield, I sit down with Will Petty, a former Navy pilot turned Cognitive Behavioural Therapist and mindset coach for Warrior Wellness Movement. Will brings a unique perspective, blending his military background with his expertise in mental health and behavioural change. We dive into the challenges of Royal Marines…
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How can resistance be viewed as an opportunity for growth in trauma recovery? The journey toward resolving complex PTSD (CPTSD) is a transformative and deeply personal endeavor that requires resilience, commitment, and a willingness to confront the messy and non-linear nature of trauma recovery. Tanner, drawing from her own experiences and insights…
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Join us in an in-depth conversation with Sarah Taylor, advocate and campaigner, as we discuss the challenges and systemic failures surrounding domestic abuse, particularly focusing on the role of the family court system, police training, and post-separation abuse. Sarah shares her lived experiences and insights on how coercive control and victim-bl…
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Imagine this: You’re in a relationship that feels more like a minefield than a safe space. • You wake up wondering, “What mood will they be in today?” • A single word, a glance, or even silence sends your nervous system spiraling. • You’re constantly tiptoeing around triggers, theirs and yours. • Conflict feels unbearable— so you either avoid it or…
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Episode 1: Rehabilitation and the Pathway Back to Health, Fitness, and Performance with Mark Jones of Threesixty Rehab In this premiere episode of Beyond The Battlefield, we explore the relentless journeys of resilience, recovery, and comeback, focusing on the individuals who defy the odds to rebuild and redefine themselves. Our guest is Mark Jones…
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Women initiate 70% of divorces. After speaking to these women, I discovered 3 reasons why. She’s fed up. She’s tired. She’s feeling alone (even if you’ve been married for decades). I’ve even spoken to women who confessed they were wanting to have an affair. If you’re a successful man who’s a good provider— with a woman who’s bitter, resentful, angr…
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In this episode, Christina shares her personal journey as a domestic abuse survivor and her dedicated advocacy for others facing similar challenges. She discusses the nuances of coercive control, the inadequacies of the legal system, and the critical need for education and support. Christina's experience working as an Independent Domestic Violence …
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In this powerful episode of the Tame Wellness Podcast, we are joined by Joy, a long-time member of the Grand County community and a board member of Tame Wellness. Joy opens up about her deeply personal journey, sharing the strength and resilience she's discovered while coping with the heartbreaking loss of her soulmate to liver disease. Her story i…
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What is ancestral healing and why is it significant? Nicole Casteel is an ancestral healing practitioner and heart-centered ritualist, known for her ability to create deep transformational spaces through sound ceremonies and guided rituals across the United States. With a unique blend of her opera singing background and a Master's degree in music e…
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Curtis is a good-looking dude. When I see his Instagram videos—shirt off, abs on display— I admit I get a pang of jealousy. My dad bod under this shirt doesn’t compare. But looks only get you so far. Despite having no problem attracting women, Curtis faced one consistent issue: He got friend-zoned. Within months. Like clockwork. He did all the “wor…
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Losing yourself in a relationship doesn’t feel good. This is why our avoidant parts show up: To protect ourselves from losing ourselves. I was there-- wanting connection, but not knowing how to connect without losing myself— and being overwhelmed by my partners feelings, and trapped in their moods. That’s when I discovered what “enmeshment" was. Le…
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In this episode of Healing Her Halo, we dive deep into the human experience with trauma-informed educator, therapist, and author Natalia Rachel. Together, we explore the question, “Why are we like this?”—unpacking the roots of our behaviors, biases, and relational patterns. Natalia shares profound insights on how compassion, equity, and self-awaren…
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