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Unpacking Me

Podcast door Nicky & Mernelle

Engels

Gezondheid & Persoonlijke Ontwikkeling

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Unpacking Me: Unpacking the parts of Trauma no one talks about!A raw and honest podcast where we dive deep into the experiences that shaped us—the pain, the healing, and everything in between. Hosted by Nicky and Mernelle, we explore the unspoken struggles of trauma, mental health, and self-discovery, creating a space for real conversations that many shy away from.We’re here to unpack the baggage we’ve carried, challenge the narratives we’ve been told, and break cycles that no longer serve us. Whether you’re on your own healing journey, seeking connection, or just need a space where vulnerability is welcomed—you belong here.Join us as we share our personal stories, unpack the past, and navigate the messy yet beautiful process of growth. Let’s do the work, together.Need support? We’ve got you. Check out our recommended resources, from support groups to therapy options, and visit dare2emerge.com for more.

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Healing The Mother Wound: She Did the Best She Could… And It Still Hurt

What happens when you can hold compassion for your mother… and still feel deeply hurt by her? In this episode, we explore the complexity of the mother wound—a deeply layered emotional experience that many people carry but rarely talk about openly. You can understand that she did the best she could with what she had, and still acknowledge the impact her limitations had on your nervous system, your sense of self, and your relationships. This conversation moves beyond blame and into truth. We unpack what it means to grieve the mother you needed but didn’t fully receive, how unmet emotional needs show up in adulthood, and why healing isn’t about choosing between empathy and accountability—you get to hold both. This episode is for anyone navigating complicated feelings toward their mother—love, grief, anger, longing—and trying to make sense of it all without minimizing their own pain. You are allowed to honor her story… without abandoning your own. Book Mentioned: The Will To Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love  by Bell Hooks [https://www.amazon.com/Will-Change-Men-Masculinity-Love/dp/0743456084] Thank you for tuning in to Unpacking Me! We appreciate each and every one of our listeners. Your presence in our community is truly valued, and we're grateful for each and every listener. If today's episode resonated with you, consider taking a moment to subscribe, rate, and share your thoughts with a review on your preferred podcast platform. Your feedback is an essential part of our journey, and we appreciate the support! For those seeking a Therapist in the Broward County, FL area, explore the services at www.dare2emerge.com [http://www.dare2emerge.com/].

14 mei 2026 - 36 min
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Mothering While Broken: WHat Nobody Tells Black Moms About Trauma and Parenting

What does it mean to show up as a mother when you’re still carrying unhealed parts of yourself? In this episode, we have an honest and necessary conversation about Black motherhood, trauma, and the emotional weight many Black mothers carry while raising children. So often, Black moms are expected to be strong, self-sacrificing, and resilient—while navigating their own unresolved pain, generational trauma, and lack of support. We explore what it looks like to parent while triggered, overwhelmed, or emotionally exhausted, and the guilt that can come with knowing you want to do better while still struggling within yourself. This episode creates space for the truth: you can deeply love your children and still feel broken, stretched thin, or unsure of how to heal while parenting. This episode is for Black mothers and marginalized mothers who feel like they have to hold everything together, even when they’re falling apart inside. It’s also for anyone seeking to better understand the intersection of trauma, mental health, and parenting within Black motherhood. You are allowed to be a loving mother… and still need healing. Thank you for tuning in to Unpacking Me! We appreciate each and every one of our listeners. Your presence in our community is truly valued, and we're grateful for each and every listener. If today's episode resonated with you, consider taking a moment to subscribe, rate, and share your thoughts with a review on your preferred podcast platform. Your feedback is an essential part of our journey, and we appreciate the support! For those seeking a Therapist in the Broward County, FL area, explore the services at www.dare2emerge.com [http://www.dare2emerge.com/].

7 mei 2026 - 24 min
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Who Taught You to Hold Everything In? (And Why It Still Hurts)

Why do so many of us learn to hide our emotions, push things down, and carry everything alone? In this episode, we explore emotional suppression—how it develops, why it feels like survival, and the long-term impact it has on your mental health, relationships, and sense of self. When expressing emotions didn’t feel safe, welcomed, or supported, many of us learned to stay quiet, be “strong,” and handle everything internally. We unpack how suppressing emotions can show up in adulthood as anxiety, emotional numbness, irritability, burnout, and difficulty asking for help. You’ll also begin to understand why your body may still be holding onto emotions you were never given space to process—and how that can affect your nervous system over time. This episode is for anyone who feels like they’ve had to be “the strong one,” struggles to express how they feel, or doesn’t even know what they’re feeling anymore. You don’t have to keep holding everything in. Thank you for tuning in to Unpacking Me! We appreciate each and every one of our listeners. Your presence in our community is truly valued, and we're grateful for each and every listener. If today's episode resonated with you, consider taking a moment to subscribe, rate, and share your thoughts with a review on your preferred podcast platform. Your feedback is an essential part of our journey, and we appreciate the support! For those seeking a Therapist in the Broward County, FL area, explore the services at www.dare2emerge.com [http://www.dare2emerge.com/].

30 apr 2026 - 33 min
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Why Your Mind Wont Shut Off At Night

The Real Reason You Overthink at Night You’re exhausted, your body is ready for sleep… but your mind won’t stop racing. In this episode, we unpack why your thoughts get louder at night, especially for those navigating anxiety, trauma, and emotional overwhelm. We explore how the nervous system, unprocessed emotions, and daily suppression show up when everything gets quiet. You’ll also learn practical ways to calm your mind, regulate your body, and create a nighttime routine that supports rest instead of overthinking. If your nights feel like a mental loop you can’t escape, this episode will help you understand why—and what you can do about it. Thank you for tuning in to Unpacking Me! We appreciate each and every one of our listeners. Your presence in our community is truly valued, and we're grateful for each and every listener. If today's episode resonated with you, consider taking a moment to subscribe, rate, and share your thoughts with a review on your preferred podcast platform. Your feedback is an essential part of our journey, and we appreciate the support! For those seeking a Therapist in the Broward County, FL area, explore the services at www.dare2emerge.com [http://www.dare2emerge.com/].

9 apr 2026 - 20 min
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What Really Happens During a Panic Attack (And How to Stop It)

Panic attacks can feel terrifying, overwhelming, and completely out of control. In this episode, we break down what is actually happening in your body and nervous system during a panic attack and why it can feel like you're losing control. We explore the science behind panic, the role of the fight-or-flight response, and practical ways to ground yourself when panic starts to rise. If you’ve ever wondered why panic attacks happen or how to manage them in the moment, this episode offers insight, understanding, and tools to help you regain a sense of safety in your body. Thank you for tuning in to Unpacking Me! We appreciate each and every one of our listeners. Your presence in our community is truly valued, and we're grateful for each and every listener. If today's episode resonated with you, consider taking a moment to subscribe, rate, and share your thoughts with a review on your preferred podcast platform. Your feedback is an essential part of our journey, and we appreciate the support! For those seeking a Therapist in the Broward County, FL area, explore the services at www.dare2emerge.com [http://www.dare2emerge.com/].

12 mrt 2026 - 30 min
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