Best Aimee Thorn Podcasts (2024)

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Shame, Denial, & Accepting All of We with Dissociative Identity Disorder 33:36

10d ago33:36

33:36

In this season 2 finale, Drew & Garden System share personal stories of experiencing shame, denial of being a multiple, and coming to acceptance of having dissociative identity disorder. Please visit https://acoupleofmultiples.com to sign up for our mailing list where you can learn more about our online community called Hearts Multiplied, for those…

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Switching, Co-consciousness, & Coming Together with Dissociative Identity Disorder 38:43

17d ago38:43

38:43

Drew & Garden System share personal stories of how they brought all of their selves together to aid in the ability to switch on purpose and access all of the strengths and skills that each self holds. They talk about co-consciousness and ways that they practiced this skill amongst their selves. Please visit https://acoupleofmultiples.com to sign up…

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Resolving Internal Conflicts & Discovering Strengths Within a Dissociative System 35:39

27d ago35:39

35:39

Drew & Garden System share personal stories of how they resolved internal conflicts, using a concept called trust by proxy, how they determined what was best for the whole system, how to identify and use the strengths of each self within the system, and some of the ways to keep up with all the daily little things when you live with Dissociative Ide…

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You Lied to Me About God: An Interview with Dr. Jamie+ Marich 1:03:13

1M ago1:03:13

1:03:13

Drew & Garden System have an important conversation with Dr. Jamie+ Marich about her upcoming memoir, You Lied to Me About God. You can pre-order a copy now anywhere books are sold! They discuss the impact of religious trauma and spiritual abuse and how it can contribute to dissociation. They each share personal stories about their journeys of comi…

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Building Bonds & Creating Trust Between Selves in Dissociative Systems 44:37

2M ago44:37

44:37

Drew & Garden System, a couple living with Dissociative Identity Disorder, share personal stories of how they helped all of their selves develop trust and compassion for each other. Building bonds between all selves helps bring about internal cooperation and internal peace. They also dive into more detail about their fictive selves and how those de…

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What You Really Need to Know About Eating Disorders and Dissociative Identities: An Interview with Annie Goldsmith, RD, LDN 1:43:21

2M ago1:43:21

1:43:21

Drew & Garden System get real with Annie Goldsmith, sharing personal stories and uncovering the root causes of eating disorder behaviors and how they might show up in those living with dissociative identity disorder. Annie Goldsmith, RD, LDN holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Rochester in Brain and Cognitive Sciences and attended …

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Applying IFS with Dissociative Identities: An Interview with Ocean, a Certified IFS Licensed Therapist 1:14:06

2M ago1:14:06

1:14:06

Drew & Garden System have a lively discussion with Ocean about the use of Internal Family Systems, particularly with Dissociative Identity Disorder. Come learn all about the special considerations clinicians need to keep in mind and implement when they choose to use IFS as an intervention with their DID clients. Ocean is a highly educated and Certi…

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Intersections of Neurodivergence: DID, Autism, & ADHD, an Interview with Katie Keech, MFT 1:28:40

2M ago1:28:40

1:28:40

Drew & Garden System interview Katie Keech, MFT on the intersections of neurodivergence with DID, autism, and ADHD. Katie Keech, MFT, whose pronouns are They/Them, has over twenty years of professional experience in both community mental health and private practice. They have managed emerging adult community mental health programs and forensic prog…

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Shhh! Are You Listening to All of Yous? Enhancing Internal Communication Through Listening with Dissociative Identity Disorder 41:33

3M ago41:33

41:33

Drew & Garden System talk about listening (ironic we know!) instead of just trying to talk to parts. Remember that it’s not just “talking” you’re listening for, because not all parts communicate with words or by talking. Sometimes communication is thoughts we notice or pictures we see internally. Being quiet can feel uncomfortable because one often…

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Playing with Sand Tray Therapy When You Have DID: An Interview with Dr. Elisa Niles Thorne 49:21

3M ago49:21

49:21

Drew & Garden System have a playful conversation about the benefits of sand tray therapy for those living with dissociative disorders with Dr. Elisa Niles Thorne (Dr, E). Topics include how sand tray can enhance internal communication between dissociative selves, how it can help nonverbal selves communicate, and how it can be used to process comple…

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The Healing Power of Dance & Movement - an interview with Alicia Leigh Hann 41:32

3M ago41:32

41:32

Drew & Garden System welcome Alicia Leigh Hann to discuss the healing power of dance & movement when one is a multiple! Alicia is a dance educator, performer, and choreographer based out of Columbus Ohio. She fell in love with dance because of its endless possibilities for creative physical expression. Movement has been an integral part of her pers…

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Is That WE in There? Early Signs of Internal Communication within Dissociative Identity Disorder 33:33

3M ago33:33

33:33

Drew & Garden System kick off Season 2 by sharing all the first signs of internal communication that happened within their systems. Listen to their comical, personal stories of how their selves made themselves known. This episode includes topics of suicidal ideation, self-harm, and eating disorders. Visit acoupleofmultiples.com to sign up for our m…

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From Toxicity to Authenticity with Dissociative Identity Disorder 42:03

4M ago42:03

42:03

In this legendary season one finale episode, Drew & Garden System discuss boundaries with friends, family, and within the therapeutic relationship. They talk about how they created a chosen community of friends and family and what is like to unmask through disclosure, including the thought processes around deciding if and when to disclose a diagnos…

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Even More Multiple Cool Ways to Heal with Dissociative Identity Disorder 37:14

5M ago37:14

37:14

Drew & Garden System share their experiences with various healing modalities for the trauma that led to dissociative identity disorder, including: music & music therapy, drumming, sound healing, yoga, meditation & visualization, EFT Tapping, anger wall, and the quantum energy wellness bed. Articles on Sound & Music: https://greatergood.berkeley.edu…

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Healing Trauma through Art with Dissociative Identity Disorder: An Interview with Megs from Brushstrokes & Imagination 32:00

5M ago32:00

32:00

Art is one of the many healing modalities used for trauma processing. Megs from Brushstrokes & Imagination helps us to understand how having DID influences her art and creative processes. Megs is an incredible self-taught artist with minimal formal training. Artworks was one of their earliest escapes. They have continued to cultivate and express th…

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Multiple Cool Ways to Heal with Dissociative Identity Disorder 41:12

5M ago41:12

41:12

Drew and Garden System share a multitude of research-based and some out-of-the-box healing interventions that they have used in their trauma recovery. Topics include CBT, grounding, handling self-harm urges, writing, play therapy, sand tray therapy, equine therapy, and EMDR. Send us a textBy Drew & Garden System

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The Stigma of Dissociative Identity Disorder in Movies with Dylan & Holly Crumpler: Petals of a Rose 1:00:29

5M ago1:00:29

1:00:29

Drew & Garden System have a chat with Dylan & Holly Crumpler about the portrayal of Dissociative Identity Disorder in Hollywood films. Dylan & Holly discuss the diagnostic journey, how the film Petals of a Rose came to be, their upcoming projects to help reduce stigma, and their hopes for the future. Holly and Dylan Crumpler are a mother-son team o…

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Everyday Challenges with Dissociative Identity Disorder 40:04

6M ago40:04

40:04

Drew and Garden System enthrall you with funny stories from grocery shopping while discussing the challenges of managing money as a multiple, and they talk about the positive side of dissociation when visiting the dentist. They also reflect on disclosures made to doctors, friends, and employers. They also share important things to know about medica…

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All Things Attachment & Relationships With Dissociative Identity Disorder 41:13

6M ago41:13

41:13

Managing friendships and relationships can be complicated due to attachment wounds when you have Dissociative Identity Disorder. Drew and Garden System reflect on their own attachments with friends, family, and romantic partners throughout the years. They also discuss the importance of the therapeutic relationship and how community has helped in th…

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Talking to Your Selves When You Have Dissociative Identity Disorder 40:08

6M ago40:08

40:08

When you have dissociative identity disorder and experience yourself as multiple people all sharing one body and one life, it becomes necessary to be able to talk to all of the people inside of you. Figuring out all who is in there is helpful when making decisions ranging from what to wear and what to eat, to more complex compromises such as who yo…

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Explore the Internal Worlds of Those with Dissociative Identity Disorder 36:21

6M ago36:21

36:21

Trigger Warning: Mentions of perpetrators and persecutor parts. Brief alluding to RA/MC. Drew and Garden System take you on a journey from discovering internal worlds, to exploring the vast inner landscapes, and to finally showing how they changed some of the places inside. They also explain exactly what internal worlds are and how they can help yo…

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A Day in the Life of Two Multiples: Dissociative Identity Disorder 30:03

7M ago30:03

30:03

This first episode introduces you to the hosts of the podcast, Drew and Garden System, who are a couple that have both been diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder. They take you through a day in the life of a couple of multiples, that have full time careers, are raising four teenagers and a house full of pets. Listeners will gain a realistic…

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The Diagnostic Journey of Dissociative Identity Disorder 43:23

7M ago43:23

43:23

Trigger warning: This episode mentions suicidal ideation, attempts, self-harm, eating disorders, and specific types of trauma. Being diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder is a complex journey fraught with misdiagnoses, unnecessary medications, and well-meaning therapists that miss the mark, unfortunately. This leads to years of suffering, w…

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Getting to Know All of Yous When You Have Dissociative Identity Disorder 40:59

7M ago40:59

40:59

Trigger Warning: Brief discussions of persecutor and sexual alters. Discovering that you are not the only one inhabiting your body can be a little disconcerting. This episode goes over all the different types of parts one could discover in their system and the different roles these parts might take on. Learning all about one's selves can help foste…

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Trailer - Welcome to A Couple of Multiples 1:44

7M ago1:44

1:44

A brief introduction to your hosts and our hopes for this podcast. Send us a textBy Drew & Garden System

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The Age Of Scientific Wellness: Bringing In More Precision And Scientific Rigor To Modern Medicine With Dr. Nathan Price, Thorne HealthTech 53:45

1+ y ago53:45

53:45

There is so much that's happening now in the field of scientific wellness. There are so many bright and incredible people that are on this train, building all the different pieces of it. It's an exciting space to watch as this all emerges. In this episode we have a conversation with Dr. Nathan Price, the Chief Scientific Officer of Thorne HealthTec…

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Developing Therapies For Autism And Making Scientists More Translational With Dr. Mark Tepper 1:07:01

1+ y ago1:07:01

1:07:01

In this episode, Scott Wagers chats with Dr. Mark Tepper, CEO of EuMentis Therapeutics and a season innovator in life science and healthcare. The discussion ranges from the difficulties of developing therapies for autism to making basic scientists more translational. Mark opens up about his personal philosophy of getting through the many challenges…

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Understanding Car-T Cell Therapy And Improving Laboratory Leadership With Dr. Michael Hudecek 36:26

1+ y ago36:26

36:26

Through the power of engineered cell therapy, we have the potential to revolutionize cancer treatment and bring hope to millions of patients worldwide. But true success lies not only in the science but also in the leadership that guides it. In this episode, we have the pleasure of having Dr. Michael Hudecek, a distinguished researcher and academic …

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From Insight To Praxis: Achieving The Goal In Translational Research With Dorene Markel And Dr. Robert Levine 51:22

1+ y ago51:22

51:22

In the medical field, putting your medical research findings into practice can be quite challenging. In this interview with Dr. Robert Levine and Dorene Markel, we delve into the challenges in achieving the translation of medical research findings into clinical practice. In particular, they look into the barriers people face when trying to move for…

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Faculty Development: Building Leaders In The Medical Field With Dr. Kimberly Skarupski 49:21

1+ y ago49:21

49:21

Who you are says so much about who you will be as a leader. That is why the more you can identify what motivates you, the more you’ll be able to understand how to work with others and vice versa. In this interview, Scott Wagers talks with Dr. Kimberly Skarupski from Johns Hopkins University about faculty development, more specifically about develop…

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Your Ultimate Purpose: How A Personal Mission Can Make Your Work More Relevant To Society With Michael Rutgers 34:46

1+ y ago34:46

34:46

Nothing can make your work more meaningful than operating from your own personal mission. It is what keeps the drive in you, helping you see through the challenges that may come your way. In this podcast, Scott Wagers sits down with Michael Rutgers, the Managing Director of the Lung Foundation Netherlands, to discuss the importance of always having…

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The Importance Of Personal Strategic Plans And How To Develop As A Leader With Charles Irvin 39:33

2y ago39:33

39:33

At the core of every business and organization are the people. That is why it is crucial, especially when you are in a leadership position, to always have a plan to understand the individuals that make up the whole. In this episode, I invited a very special guest, Dr. Charles Irvin, who was my mentor at the University of Vermont. While he did teach…

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Career Development Lessons In Big Science Projects 37:04

2y ago37:04

37:04

In this interview, we hear an inspiring story of career development with Anke-Hilse Maitland van der Zee, a professor of precision medicine in rush disease at the Amsterdam University Medical Center. Anke-Hilse looks back on focusing more on the research side of the medical industry, where she found freedom and the opportunity to deliver lasting im…

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Leadership At The Interface Between Industry And External Stakeholders With Angus Hamblin 39:50

2y ago39:50

39:50

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is the third biggest killer in the world, but it seems only a handful of people know about it. In this interview with Angus Hamblin, we talk about what it is like to work at the interface of the healthcare industry with external collaborators to improve the respiratory community's response to this deadly diseas…

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Fighting Founder’s Syndrome And More Leadership Lessons For Leaders In Life Science And Healthcare With Mary McGowan 44:16

2y ago44:16

44:16

The founder of any organization has to be the one in the driver's seat. They are the leaders that pave the way for the organization to grow. Sometimes, they also need to know when the best time is to let go of their position. Founder's Syndrome is real and can destroy companies from the inside out. Having the proper leadership skills is needed so t…

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Leading The Way Towards A New Paradigm Of Medicine 31:20

2y ago31:20

31:20

Despite having a well-established structure, the healthcare system is not working so much in favor of the patients. Harald HHW Schmidt dedicates his research to present a new paradigm of medicine that is more patient-friendly. In this episode, he talks about his book The End of Medicine as We Know It, inspired by the realization that getting grants…

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On Becoming A Impactful Researcher 44:46

2y ago44:46

44:46

A genuinely impactful research is not always about publishing success. What drives researchers to keep the fire burning is contributing to the achievement of concrete progress. In this very first episode of Beyond Publications podcast, we are fortunate enough to get Peter Barnes. He is one of the highest-ranked scientists based on publication impac…

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How Brandon Boudet of Little Dom’s and Little Dom’s Seafood benefits from a shorter supply chain 30:02

3+ y ago30:02

30:02

Brandon Boudet, despite the fact that he grew up in New Orleans and has a French last name, is not Cajun or Creole. Rather, his paternal great-grandfather came straight from Paris, not from the Canadian Maritime provinces like the Cajuns did.Regardless, the chef and co-owner of Little Dom’s in Los Angeles and Little Dom’s Seafood in Carpinteria, Ca…

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Tiffany Derry and Tom Foley plan a fried-chicken concept for underserved communities 26:39

3+ y ago26:39

26:39

Tiffany Derry is using her chicken fried in duck fat, which she served in the Obama White House not once, but twice, to empower underserved communities. The chef who has appeared on TV shows such as Top Chef and Bar Rescue has teamed up with attorney Tom Foley to create T2D Concepts, the parent company of Roots Chicken Shak, with the mission of fra…

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Akash Kapoor offers his own take on Indian street food at Curry Up Now 17:35

3+ y ago17:35

17:35

Akash Kapoor was in the sub-prime mortgage business until the bottom fell out of that market, catalyzing the financial crisis of 2008. Dipping his toe in to the restaurant business, he tried his hand at southern Indian food until a friend mentioned this guy Roy Choi who was selling Korean tacos out of a truck in Los Angeles. That seemed like a good…

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Honolulu chef Chris Kajioka rejuvenates Miro and finds a new audience at Papa Kurt’s 24:14

3+ y ago24:14

24:14

The fine-dining chef turns to comfort food while giving back to the community.By In the Kitchen with Bret Thorn

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Talula’s Table owner Aimee Olexy shares how to care for guests in Philadelphia and Kennett Square 22:20

3+ y ago22:20

22:20

Since the pandemic started, restaurateurs have been adjusting and rejiggering operations, turning fine dining restaurants into takeout comfort food operations, selling groceries and otherwise providing whatever their customers said they needed.Aimee Olexy has been doing that for 14 years at Talula’s Table in Kennett Square, Pa., about 30 miles outs…

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Willis Loughhead finds pandemic-era stability at a country club 26:42

3+ y ago26:42

26:42

In this podcast Loughhead discusses his career path, his changing priorities and the memories he has created along the way.By In the Kitchen with Bret Thorn

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Michael Lewis plots expansion of Scotch and Bacon while still focusing on the kitchen 23:04

3+ y ago23:04

23:04

Michael Lewis has spent most of his career working in one kitchen at a time. The native of Baltimore got his start in some of the finest New York City kitchens, including Le Bernardin, Bouley Bakery and Jean Georges, but he also has worked at larger concepts such as the London-based big-box Japanese chain Zuma. He gained foodies’ attention as the e…