WE ARE NOT BROKEN w/ Dr. Christie Wylde

Ep31: Lifting the curtain on ritual abuse w/ Jade Lore

In this powerful episode, trauma therapist Jade Lore shares their journey of uncovering childhood trauma, ritual abuse, and the role of magic and energy work in healing. The conversation explores the dark realities of cults, the weaponization of dissociative amnesia, and the importance of trusting one's body and intuition in recovery. Meet Jade Lore Jade Lore is a licensed professional counselor in the state of Oregon, professional witch, ritual abuse survivor, community organizer and artist. They use their clinical knowledge, lived experience, and magical practice to educate people about the impact and prevalence of ritual abuse, mind control, and organized abuse (RAMCOA). They co-own a private group practice where they specialize in treating complex trauma with LGBTQIA+ individuals, neurodivergent folks, incest survivors, and ritual abuse survivors. They have spent years decolonizing their life and clinical practice and use this knowledge to help reconnect people to the Earth. They bring ancestral wisdom into all of the healing work they do. They started a local queer non-traditional coven focused on liberation and mutual aid. They use their art to alchemize their pain and transmute difficult concepts into something more tangible. Places to find Jade: Website: Eyeofrapsychicreadings.com Instagram & Threads: @eyeofrapsychic__ Substack: https://eyeofrapsychic.substack.com/ [https://eyeofrapsychic.substack.com/] To work 1:1 w/ Dr. Wylde, schedule your complimentary “fitcheck” here: https://drchristiewylde.janeapp.com To learn more about Dr. Wylde and the work she offers to survivors, click here:https://www.drchristiewylde.com Connect on IG, Threads: @drchristieawylde #trauma #ritualabuse #cults #dissociativeamnesia #energyhealing #magic #traumarecovery #traumssurvivor #JeffreyEpstein #GhislaineMaxwell

Ep30: Other ways of knowing

Ep30: Other ways of knowing In this episode of WE ARE NOT BROKEN, Dr. Christie Wyldeshares her deeply personal journey as a survivor of childhood sexual assault and trauma. She discusses the complexities of memory, the impact of family dynamics, and the process of healing. Through her experiences, she emphasizes the importance of self-compassion, understanding, and the various ways of knowing that can aid in recovery. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by trauma survivors and the significance of creating a supportive environment for healing. To work 1:1 w/ Dr. Wylde, schedule your complimentary “fitcheck” here: https://drchristiewylde.janeapp.com To learn more about Dr. Wylde and the work she offers to survivors, click here:https://www.drchristiewylde.com Connect on IG, Threads: @drchristieawylde #childhoodtrauma #sexualassault #healingjourney #familydynamics#traumarecovery#selfcare #compassion #traumaresponse #mentalhealth #emotionalhealing

Ep29: Let's talk coping mechanisms

In this episode of WE ARE NOT BROKEN, Dr. Christie Wyldediscusses the importance of coping mechanisms for trauma survivors. She emphasizes that these mechanisms, often viewed negatively, have been essential for survival. Dr. Wylde shares personal stories and insights on how to build a supportive toolbox of coping strategies, highlighting the need forunderstanding and compassion in the healing process. She encourages listeners to add supportive practices before attempting to remove harmful coping mechanisms, ensuring a safe and effective recovery journey. To work 1:1 w/ Dr. Wylde, schedule your complimentary “fitcheck” here: https://drchristiewylde.janeapp.com To learn more about Dr. Wylde and the work she offers to survivors, click here: https://www.drchristiewylde.com Connect on IG, Threads: @drchristieawylde

Ep28: Parenting after trauma

In this episode, Dr. Christie Wylde and the show's first ever guest, acupuncturist Grace Wright, discuss the complexities of parenting after trauma. Grace shares her personal journey from being anti-kids to embracing motherhood, highlighting the challenges of navigating pregnancy while dealing with past trauma. They explore the importance of creating safe spaces for children, having conversations about consent, and the impact of generational trauma on parenting styles. They discuss the joy and challenges of raising children, the importance of accountability, and the role of children as teachers in the healing process. The conversation delves into family dynamics, the impact of childhood experiences on parenting, and the revolutionary act of creating new family traditions that break generational trauma. Ultimately, they emphasize the profound healing that occurs through the parent-child relationship. To work 1:1 w/ Dr. Wylde, schedule your complimentary “fitcheck” here: https://drchristiewylde.janeapp.com Connect with guest, Grace Wright:https://www.blossomingspring.com/about If this episode felt meaningful to you, please subscribe and send to a friend who could use the support. Together, we heal. #traumasurvivor #traumarecovery #traumahealing #parentingaftertrauma #parent #traumaparent

Ep27: Understanding “traumaversaries”--how to recognize, prepare for, and navigate the moments your body can’t seem to forget

In this episode, Dr. Christie Wylde discusses the evolutionof her podcast and her focus on trauma survivors, particularly in relation to sexual assault. She introduces the concept of 'traumaversaries'—the anniversaries of traumatic events—and shares personal stories that illustrate how these dates can trigger emotional responses. The conversation emphasizesthe importance of recognizing patterns in trauma, the role of support systems, and the need for self-care and coping mechanisms. Dr. Wylde encourages listeners to build awareness around their own trauma experiences and offers her expertisein navigating healing journeys. Work with me: https://drchristiewylde.janeapp.com