Identifying and Releasing Trauma

Episode 1 of the Trauma to Triumph: Walking Away from Trauma podcast, hosted by Lana, titled "Identifying and Releasing Trauma" was published on June 17, 2021 and runs 71 minutes.

June 17, 2021 ·71m · Trauma to Triumph: Walking Away from Trauma

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Summary

I created this podcast because there are those who are stuck in the middle of their journey in walking from traumatic experiences. And sometimes we need to hear another person’s story that is on the other side called living victoriously in their authentic identity and purpose. I believe that stories are a raft to catch from someone else that can bring you through to living victoriously in your authentic identity. So, on Thursday evenings tune in to hear stories and also to have therapists, counselors, and natural healers give you their wisdom in answering your questions that can assist you as you walk away from trauma. Follow me on social media: Facebook: @lana.m.hooks Twitter: @lmhooks  Instagram: @lmhooks51  Website: www.lanamhooks.com

Episode Description

I created this podcast because there are those who are stuck in the middle of their journey in walking from traumatic experiences. And sometimes we need to hear another person’s story that is on the other side called living victoriously in their authentic identity and purpose. I believe that stories are a raft to catch from someone else that can bring you through to living victoriously in your authentic identity.

So, on Thursday evenings tune in to hear stories and also to have therapists, counselors, and natural healers give you their wisdom in answering your questions that can assist you as you walk away from trauma.

Follow me on social media:

Facebook: @lana.m.hooks

Twitter: @lmhooks

Instagram: @lmhooks51

Website: www.lanamhooks.com

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