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Trauma Recovery Anonymous

An introduction the latest 12 step program 'Trauma Recovery Anonymous' teaching individuals how to break free from that seemingly hopeless state of mind and body, brought on by their mental disorder diagnosis, caused by a Past Trauma Memory.This podcast breaks down how Trauma…

Podcast · By richiejtierney · English · US · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
44
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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Man shouldn't be defined by a feeling (opens the original)

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    A human being should not be defined by a feeling. It is one of God's instincts to be trusted in the face of any danger, real or imaginary. When we feel anything, we are meant to trust that feeling, no matter hoe painful it is. When we are experiencing any form on anxiety, fear, panic, dread or loneliness, this is God telling us to escape that environment, situation or feelings, through the adult responses of Flight or Fight. With children, young people and toddlers, who are in abusive situations

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    How does your therapist deal with feeling any form of stress? (opens the original)

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    Stress is an everyday part of daily life for all. Everyone experiences different forms and levels of stress, even your therapist. Look at the state of the world today, the anarchy seems to be spreading in every direction, the fear of the wellbeing of our children and the wellbeing on our nations and society can be full of stress. Therapists not only have to worry about their families, their job, but also your wellbeing, that of your family and all their other clients. Do you see your therapist f

  3. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    How does your therapist deal with Depression (opens the original)

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    Everyone on this planet gets depressed, even your therapist. We all experience loss and hurt over past events. Not feeling anything about what we have gone through would be inhuman.So, wouldn't it be a good idea to have a chat with your therapist about depression and how they cope? I imagine your therapist isn't on medication and in therapy for depression, so how do they manage those moments, those memories that cause them to feel mad, sad, or regret the past? What do they do? How do they cope?

  4. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    How does your therapist deal with Anxiety? (opens the original)

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    Surely if your therapist sees anxiety as a mental disorder, then ask, how does your therapist deal with their anxiety? Do they suffer in all the ways that you suffer anxiety? Do they push people away? Do they curl up in a ball and cry uncontrollably? Do they feel no one understands them or cares for them? Do they spend all their time with you talking about their feelings, their poor me instances, their peeves? Do they feel they should get a special pass in life? or Do they handle anxiety? Are th

  5. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    An Opinion is only an opinion until... (opens the original)

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    An opinion is only an opinion until the recipient adds substance to it. When a mental health professional on meeting you for the first time, gives their opinion of what your problem might be, at that point, that is their opinion, they might be wrong. It is solely down to you as to whether you accept that opinion as your truth or you reject it. If you accept it as your truth and their opinion is that you have a mental disorder; for instance lets suggest Depression or PTSD. Only when you buy into

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