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Dr. Sarah Bren, my former intern, now friend and colleague, had me on her podcast Securely Attached. I really enjoyed this conversation which was mostly about parenting. You can find a full transcript of the conversation on episode’s webpage.
Listen on Apple Podcast or Spotify.
The wonderful Mordecai Dixon asked me to help him develop some content for a training on trauma-informed practices for the SAMHSA-funded Mental Health Technology Transfer Center Network. I said, “Let’s make it a podcast so people can learn while driving or doing dishes!” And, voila!
You can listen to it below or on Spotify.
I had such a lovely conversation with Forrest Hanson on the Being Well Podcast. He did such a good job of managing a difficult guest lol.
Was a guest on Grace Chung’s podcast, K-Drama School, though we really didn’t talk about k-dramas all that much. It was a conversation about intergenerational trauma and got pretty personal and poignant.
Here’s a link to the full podcast itself, which starts with a segment of Grace discussing the show Save Me before our conversation begins.
Dan Harris had Stephanie Foo and me on his brilliant podcast, Ten Percent Happier. We did separate interviews. Hers is out Monday, May 23, while mine comes out Wednesday, May 25. Her episode goes over her recovery process and discusses the therapy with me in a way that feels very representative and informative. My episode is much more esoteric in that I keep refusing to be specific about approaches and tools. Still, I think it may be helpful for others to hear.
Here’s her episode. I’ll post mine on Wednesday when it drops.
On the eve of 9/11, I was asked to help Simone Polanen work through her complex feelings around the event and figure out a way to talk about it in a way that helps us all talk about it… I developed such a deep admiration and appreciation for this remarkable woman and the good she is putting into the world.
The Robertson Center at Success Academy released a talk I gave there as part of their podcast, Extraordinary. The first half is mostly about how I came to do trauma work with a smidgen of information about what to do for kids. The second half is a wonderful panel discussion with Bonnie Loughner, Stephen Powell, and Peter Brown.
Also available on apple podcast or stitcher.
I had an incredibly powerful conversation with iO Tillett Wright for his very engaging and personal true crime podcast called the Ballad of Billy Ball. What an incredible story. A very short snippet of our conversation makes it’s way into the final episode.
I was featured on LoveLink's podcast and we talked about how I apply a trauma-informed approach to working with couples. I think it turned out pretty good, but let me know what you think.
Listen to a podcast about my work on a Korean radio show. I answer questions about historical trauma and its impact on the Korean psyche and child-rearing.
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