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Podcasts about Trauma

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Podcasts about Trauma

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Parenting with trauma

Dr Kathy Weston’s podcast ‘Get a grip’ is aimed at parents to help them get to grips with parenting questions.

Episode 44 is on ‘Parenting with Post-traumatic stress disorder’


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Childhood trauma

Terrible, Thanks for Asking hosted by Nora McInerny where she urges people to ask “what happened to you” instead of “what’s wrong with you?” Listen to Brit’s 3-part story of building resilience in the face of her childhood trauma.

*Please note these episodes contain mature language and instances of verbal abuse.

Part 1 Episode 85iTunes | Spotify | Listen online

Part 2 Episode 86iTunes | Spotify | Listen online

Part 3 Episode 87iTunes | Spotify | Listen online


The Glasgow Wellbeing centre have some voice recordings

Listen to a voice recording of Glasgow wellbeing centre’s trauma information sheet here

Related Resources

  • An NHS Self-Help Guide to Understanding TraumaAn NHS Self-Help Guide to Understanding Trauma
    Here’s a self-help guide prepared by NHS Inform. It aims to help you understand the experience of trauma, make sense of it, manage reactions to traumatic experiences and decide if you need further help.
  • Tips to Help You Heal and Make Sense of Trauma ExperiencesTips to Help You Heal and Make Sense of Trauma Experiences
    It’s normal to be distressed following a traumatic event and to need time to make sense of what’s happened. As you process the event, trauma reactions will gradually fade, but even when you’re feeling a bit better, you may sometimes be troubled by painful memories or emotions. These can be especially difficult coming up to an anniversary or when something reminds you of the trauma.
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