The Fear of not Belonging and Reframing our Trauma through the Lens of Humor with Pasha Marlowe

Have you ever meet someone on Zoom…and then seen them in real life and think—Wait… you’re real?!That was Pasha Marlowe for me.A face I’d seen through the screen,a voice that challenged me to do something outrageous:🎤 Stand-up comedy…One of the fears I've faced that I get asked about the most!And Pasha?She didn’t just help me get through it—she helped me look at my emotional pain in a different way, through a unique lens using HUMOR.She didn’t tell me “how to tell a joke.”She showed me how to turn trauma into a message.Pain into punchlines.Grief into something that could make the room laugh—and maybe even heal.That’s what made her program so powerful.Not the jokes.But the fact that it allowed me to look at painful events in a different way. To reframe experiences in a way that empowers!What pain are you still scared to put a mic to?And what would it look like to step into it? More about Pasha:She is a Neurodiversity Speaker, Consultant, and Coach.* 30+ years-professional experience as a therapist, relationship coach, and consultant.* 5+ years-global DEIAB speaker/trainer for organizations and universities who want to create culture transformation through the lens of neurodiversity, accessibility, and inclusion.* Lived experience as a multiply-neurodivergent person and mother of 3 ND adult children. Learn more about her and her services: https://www.pashamarlowe.com/#OneFearPerYear