Resilient Souls
Through real stories of everyday people, Resilient Souls explores the insights that help us face life’s challenges, find comfort and hope, and build resilient souls. For more resources and weekly reflections, visit resilientsouls.com.au
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#45 The Hidden Impact of Childhood Trauma: Rachel’s Story (Part 1) (opens the original)
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Content note: This episode discusses childhood sexual abuse and its long-term effects. It does not contain graphic descriptions, but some listeners may find the subject difficult. Episode Summary: Rachel Vince grew up surrounded by a loving family, a strong church community and people who cared deeply about her. To those around her, she was bright, capable and happy. But beneath all of this was something no one around her could see. As a young child, Rachel had experienced sexual abuse by someon
#44 There Is No ‘Back to Normal’: Ashley Biddick on Rebuilding and the Long Road Forward (opens the original)
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Three years after her husband Jake died, Ashley Biddick returns to Resilient Souls as a regular contributor, drawing on both her own experience of loss and insights from her professional work as she explores what rebuilding can look like when life has changed. The focus is on what life looks like beyond the first raw days and weeks, into the months and years that follow when life still hasn’t gone 'back to normal'. Ashley explores the ongoing p hysical effects of trauma, changed capacity and ide
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