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Trauma, Religion and the System of Patriarchy: A Conversation with Lindsay Poelman
What do trauma, religion and the system of patriarchy have in common? You'll find out in this episode. Join me as I sit down with Lindsay Poelman, my friend, and fellow coach who helps others become trauma-informed. You'll hear Lindsay's story of checking the societal boxes of education, marriage, family, and a good job that supposedly lead to security and a happy life and then through her journey from her husband's mental breakdown to her process of self-recovery, healing, and intuitive reclamation. She imparts how a trauma-informed approach has helped her reconnect with herself and navigate the complexities of life.<br/><br/>Throughout our conversation we touch on trauma and grief enveloped in the lost expectation of what life should be. We also dive into high-demand/high-control religions and the system of patriarchy within those cultures touching on the internalized oppression and the revolutionary act of trusting our own knowing. <br/><br/>We go from discussing the importance of compassionate self-recognition to the dangers of self-gaslighting and self-denial. We explore the importance of creating a safe space for ourselves and others. The episode closes on a note of releasing generational trauma and embracing self-acceptance and healing. Don't miss this insightful episode where Lindsay shares her incredible journey and helps us understand the importance of being trauma-informed.<br/><br/>Lindsay's website for more info.<br/><br/>Lindsay's podcast.<br/><br/>Lindsay's Instagram.<br/><br/>To schedule your complimentary consult with Karin click here.<br/><br/>Make sure to follow and rate the podcast on your favorite podcasting app.<br/><br/>For more information and full show notes go to:<br/>https://www.karinnelsoncoachin....g.com/post/Trauma-Re