it's always a good time to discuss how we can better support survivors in our lives and communities (ourselves included). learn about 7 ways to show up for survivors of sexual violence. we'll talk about boundary work, communication, continuing to learn, building community, generosity, and more. let's show the f*ck up for survivors; solidarity with us now & always!

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in this raw and unscripted episode, i challenge harmful narratives of hyper-individualism and explore why community care is essential for survival, especially for trauma survivors who are failed (and often retraumatized) by the mental health industrial complex.

let's talk about:

• why telling people to "just call your therapist" when they reach out is harmful and what to do instead
• why community care is the antidote to hyper-individualism
• how to show up for your community in specific, meaningful ways that honor both your capacity and others' needs by using a tool i call "the support menu"

this episode is a love letter to anyone who's ever been told they're a burden—spoiler: you're not. we owe each other care, and together, we can survive AND thrive.

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hey sweet babes! 🎉 first off, huge thank you for making this one of spotify's most shared podcasts in 2025! you all are amazing.

in this episode, we're diving into emotional flashbacks—a type of flashback many cptsd survivors experience but don't always recognize. unlike the vivid sensory flashbacks we often hear about with ptsd, emotional flashbacks hit you with overwhelming feelings and sensations without the visual memories. they can be confusing, terrifying, and hard to identify.

i'm sharing pete walker's super practical 13-step guide for managing emotional flashbacks (from his book complex ptsd: from surviving to thriving), which has been a game-changer for me. you can download the full list from his website!

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

✨ emotional flashbacks = re-experiencing intense feelings without visual memories

✨ triggers can be anything (sounds, smells, body sensations, memories—or nothing obvious at all)

✨ you don't need all the answers; what you need is relentless self-compassion

✨ pete walker's 13 steps can help you navigate emotional flashbacks when they hit

CHAPTERS:

0:00 intro & spotify award announcement

1:50 what are emotional flashbacks?

3:44 what triggers emotional flashbacks?

4:26 my experience with emotional flashbacks

5:14 pete walker's 13 steps for managing flashbacks

8:21 wrap-up & support the show

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