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The Empowered Divorce Podcast; Navigating Divorce After Betrayal Trauma and Abuse

When you have experienced CPTSD due to your partner's infidelity, addiction and abusive behaviors, it's chipped away at your sense of self and empowerment. Divorce is hard enough, but divorcing after betrayal, abuse and a narcissist is another level of hard.

Podcast · By Amie Woolsey Certified Brainspotting Practitioner; APSATS-CPC, ICF-PCP, · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    209. Foot Zoning for Betrayal Trauma: How Your Feet Hold the Story of Your Body with Susan Child (opens the original)

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    If you've experienced betrayal trauma, abuse, or divorce, you already know how deeply it lives in the body, not just the mind. In this episode, I sit down with Susan, founder of Soul Connections and an experienced foot zoning practitioner and holistic wellness educator, to talk about how the body holds and releases trauma, and how something as simple as your feet can become a doorway back to yourself. Susan has spent years helping women reconnect with their bodies through foot zoning, an ancient

  2. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    208. Stages Of Denial (opens the original)

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    If you've ever known something was wrong but couldn't quite let yourself fully see it — this episode is for you. Today I'm sharing a video I created called Stages of Denial: Denial, Awareness, and the Courage to See Things as They Really Are. And I'm airing it here because this conversation matters not just when you're still in the relationship trying to figure out what's real, but after you leave too. Even years into healing, denial can still be present — denial about the severity of what you e

  3. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    207. Healing From Abuse (opens the original)

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    Healing from an abusive relationship doesn't end when you leave. In this episode, betrayal trauma coach and somatic practitioner Amie Woolsey gets honest about what it actually looks like to heal from abusive and controlling relationship patterns after divorce — and why your nervous system may still be living inside the old relationship long after the papers are signed. Whether you are navigating post-separation abuse, still in the middle of a high-conflict divorce, or years out and wondering wh

  4. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    206. Songs That Heal: A Divorce Recovery Conversation with Singer-Songwriter Brian Wolff (opens the original)

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    This episode welcomes guest Brian Wolff, a singer-songwriter based here in Austin Texas who I discovered in the most Austin way possible: playing live at the farmers market on a Saturday morning. One particular song stopped me in my tracks, and I knew I had to have him on. We talk through two of his songs together, line by line, and explore how they connect to the work of healing from betrayal trauma and divorce, even though that's not where they originally came from. What we cover: How Brian us

  5. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    205. Summer Song Series 2026; Stay Or Go with Elizabeth Garnett (opens the original)

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    What does it cost you to stay? What does it cost you to leave? And what happens when you have been stuck in that question so long you have stopped trusting yourself entirely? In this Summer Song Series episode, Amie is joined by her friend and former client Elizabeth Garnett to talk about a song Elizabeth wrote from the deepest part of her own healing journey. Stay or Go captures what so many women in the middle of this decision cannot find words for: the soul-level exhaustion of staying, the te

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