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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 44 MIN

Cindy Swain - Trauma Survivor & Founder of In Her Name Foundation discusses the stages of healing

from Trauma, Psychedelics and Buddhism · host Karen Sprinkel

In this episode, Cindy, founder of the In Her Name Foundation, shares her journey inspired by her late sister, Carla J. Baker (1955–1976). A former college athlete, long-distance cyclist, yoga instructor, physical therapist, and high school tennis coach, Cindy discusses the many stages of healing from trauma. The conversation highlights the often-forgotten family members affected by tragedy, emphasizing the importance of honoring the life of a loved one and recognizing the impact on the community, especially siblings. https://inhernamefoundation.org/teamSpecial Thanks to: Konstantin Alexander (KAStudiosHQ.com) - Podcast ProductionRyan Bell (@IG bellphoto11.com) - Logo DesignDavid Starfire (davidstarfire.com) - Music

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