Quieting the Inner Chaos | Part 21 | Contamination

An episode of the tHE ARTichoke Podcast podcast, hosted by The Empowerment Coach, LLC, titled "Quieting the Inner Chaos | Part 21 | Contamination " was published on November 28, 2025 and runs 56 minutes.

November 28, 2025 ·56m · tHE ARTichoke Podcast

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Summary

This episode breaks down the quiet ways emotional unwellness seeps into our lives and begins to reshape how we think, work, love, and connect. With a clinically warm, no-nonsense tone, T.D. Montena helps listeners recognize the early signs of emotional spillover, understand where it comes from, and learn real skills to stop the spread.A powerful bonus segment speaks directly to spiritually rooted listeners, revealing how emotional contamination can signal spiritual elevation and reconnecting the message with scripture.A necessary episode for anyone ready to notice the leak, name the cause, and begin the cleanup.Contamination is never the end — it is the announcement that your next level has already begun.Reference ListVan der Kolk, B. A. (2014). The body keeps the score: Brain, mind, and body in the healing of trauma. Viking.

Episode Description

This episode breaks down the quiet ways emotional unwellness seeps into our lives and begins to reshape how we think, work, love, and connect. With a clinically warm, no-nonsense tone, T.D. Montena helps listeners recognize the early signs of emotional spillover, understand where it comes from, and learn real skills to stop the spread.

A powerful bonus segment speaks directly to spiritually rooted listeners, revealing how emotional contamination can signal spiritual elevation and reconnecting the message with scripture.

A necessary episode for anyone ready to notice the leak, name the cause, and begin the cleanup.

Contamination is never the end — it is the announcement that your next level has already begun.

Reference List

Van der Kolk, B. A. (2014). The body keeps the score: Brain, mind, and body in the healing of trauma. Viking.

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