ÜBER DIESEN PODCAST 🔗
A podcast where we dive deep into what really goes on inside of domestic violence relationships that makes it so hard to simply "just leave". Through stories of survivors, and practical conversations with guests, I am going to put the microscope back on what the abuser is doing that causes us to become so trapped in the first place, and how each survivor was eventually freed. We will discuss what abusive relationships look like, sound like, and feel like for the purpose of educating and relating to one another in a much needed way.
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Hosts:
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
weekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
68 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
99 Folgen
seit 3. April 2024
episodic
expliziter Inhalt
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~87.80% of listeners are from United States.
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US
87.80%
🇨🇦
CA
2.43%
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NL
2.43%
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GB
2.43%
🇫🇮
FI
1.04%
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SE
0.69%
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BE
0.34%
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BR
0.34%
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IN
0.34%
🇫🇷
FR
0.34%
🇪🇸
ES
0.34%
🇮🇸
IS
0.34%
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PT
0.34%
🇨🇭
CH
0.34%
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AU
0.34%
Others
0.12%
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NEUESTE FOLGEN 🔗
How do we read between the lines when our abuser has gotten really good at coloring within the lines?
Deploying control often looks like mastering their craft and becoming “less messy.” As abusers become more skilled at controlling their partners, their methods may become harder to recognize, expla…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
In this episode, Hannah shares her story of what happens when coercive control slowly changes who you are.
One of the things that ultimately helped Hannah leave was seeing the cycle of abuse unfold in such a short, compressed period of time. When the highs, lows, conflict, consequences, and reconci…
In this episode, I’m sharing my honest thoughts on whether the word “narcissist” may actually be setting us back when it comes to understanding abuse and coercive control.
We talk about why focusing so heavily on whether an abusive person is a “narcissist” can sometimes distract from what matters m…
In this episode, Helen shares her story of the subtle ways coercive control made her believe that she was the problem.
She shares how he repeatedly blamed her for leaving “right when he was about to get things right,” pressured her sexually by suggesting other women would pursue him if she wasn't &…
How do you know when an abuser’s “change” is actually just another form of control?
In this episode, I break down the clear signs that an abusive person is not truly changing, including real text messaging examples and behaviors you may see after leaving.
I also talk about how you can respond in a …
If you never read another book, listen to another podcast, or consume another piece of content about abuse, there is one thing I want you to understand:
If you continue looking at your relationship through an incident-based lens, you will always end up asking the wrong questions. You’ll focus on in…
In this episode, I sit down with Wednesday to talk about how the nervous system can become attached to predictability—even when that predictability is harmful—and how an abuser can become both the poison and the antidote, the distress and the comfort.
Wednesday shares how her ex used martial arts, …
Ali shares the brutal reality of trying to leave an abusive relationship and how, after leaving and returning over and over again, she began to lose trust in her own ability to stay gone.
In this episode, we talk about:
Why repeated leaving and returning can create a deep distrust in yourself.
Ho…
Everyone asks what happened the day Aubree’s husband shot her twice, murdered their nearly six-month-old son, Kymani, and then took his own life.
But the deeper question is: What happened long before that day?
While many people assume lethal domestic violence begins with physical abuse, Aubree’s st…
Everyone asks what happened the day Aubree’s husband shot her twice, murdered their nearly six-month-old son, Kymani, and then took his own life.
But the deeper question is: What happened long before that day?
In this episode of Why She Stayed, Aubree shares the story of the timespan leading up to …
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