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Are you a coach who's afraid to use the "T" word (Trauma) on your calls? Or you that trauma is a thing, that it happens, but not much more (because you’re not sure if you want to know more)? If any of this resonates (or you just want to know more about how, as coaches, we can support clients carrying trauma), this podcast is for you. Bringing our lack of understanding into the light is necessary to support ourselves—and clients—during calls. Now coach, I am NOT HERE to induce fear or paralys ...
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In today’s episode, we delve into the concept of "relationship spirals," where partners get trapped in unhealthy behavioral patterns. Through societal conditioning, women often feel pressured to support their partners' success, leading to self-identification based on their partner's behavior. Conversely, men may internalize beliefs that tie their w…
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Humans experience circumstances vastly differently. One person can internalize an event as traumatic while someone else who experiences the same doesn't. What is this all about? What is the difference between primary and secondary trauma? Does it matter? Which type of trauma tends to remain unseen (people don't recognize a need to get support after…
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I used to think I had to be thinner to go to the gym. That sneaky, perfectionistic belief can pop up in surprising ways with self-investment. I’ve had many clients come to me ashamed that they weren’t making “enough” money as a coach or didn’t have “enough” clients. In today’s episode I talk about this perfectionism and what it can look like, and a…
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Today’s episode is all about healing, and parts of the healing journey that aren’t always talked about. I’m joined by Beth Schild, an empowerment and self love coach. Beth is actually an alumnus from my very first Advanced Relationship Trauma Certification as well. Beth bravely shares her experiences with childhood and religious trauma, and how bei…
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Today’s episode is a really powerful conversation with my dear friend, Hailee. Some organizations, religions, or systems like to promise certainty. “Do things this way, and then you’ll get that result”. But what if it doesn’t work that way for all people? We are multidimensional beings, so it makes sense that different things will work for differen…
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When not processed or acknowledged, trauma can impact our whole body. Body, mind, brain, nervous system, all of it. Today’s episode will explain and illustrate examples of how this can happen and affect us mentally, physically, and spiritually. This is why simply being a Certified Coach in 2024 isn't cutting it. Clients are smarter consumers and de…
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So many of us are carrying a lot right now, am I right? During the holidays, many of us become acutely aware of varied grief & loss that we're carrying or experiencing. This episode is meant to validate you wherever you are with respect to your grief, and to normalize how common it is. And . . . you don't have to go through it alone! I have created…
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You’ve probably heard the phrase, “Things get worse before they get better”. Today’s episode is all about contraction. That tightening or slinging back we often experience before slinging forward. This is important to talk about in relation to your coaching practice and other relationships because sometimes we forget that "up-leveling" isn't always…
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If you’ve been hustling and learned how to successfully run your business, but you can tell it’s not sustainable… this episode is for you. Supporters need support too, and I’ve found that many coaches need support in making sure that they're taking care of themselves so that they can sustainably continue to run their practice or business in a way t…
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Have you ever been in conversations with people that you couldn’t be fully present for, and you're not sure why? Or vice versa? What about as a coach, have you had calls with your clients where it feels like you aren't getting through or connecting and you're not sure why? If so, you’re in good company. Today I’m speaking about a concept called the…
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Whatever the case may be, it can be hard to navigate current events on a macro (or even micro, personal) level. This episode is for those struggling to create safety during times like these without feeling guilt or shame. Tune in to learn how to support yourself in times of crisis. And as always, be kind and gentle to your amazing self. In this epi…
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The coaching industry is full of people touting that "Your results come from your thinking," "All problems are a thought problem," that's "Just a thought," etc. While these can be ways to consider the thoughts we have, it needs to be presented properly to clients in order to reduce and/eliminate harm as coaches. In todays podcast episode, listen in…
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What a gift it was to learn from ARTC Alumnus Meagan Skidmore as she shares more about what her experience has been supporting a child as he has shifted how he identifies. Meagan shares what her journey has been as a devout christian and how she her awareness of her expanded nuance has shifted over the years. How her love for her children and other…
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This episode comes from a place of grief for the loss of a friend's child, feeling sadness for my friends, sadness for tragedies in the world, and raising awareness about how we unconsciously dehumanize ourselves and others. Intellectualization can be a part of this--which is what I speak to today. When we ignore our own inner knowing to others due…
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Some aspects of the coaching industry are inherently privileged, and as uncomfortable as it can be to look into, raising awareness is key to ensure safe environments for our clients, and ourselves. In part 2 of this recording of Lindsay's Problem with Privilege webinar, you'll learn about inherent hierarchies, unconscious superiority, the illusion …
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Some aspects of the coaching industry are inherently privileged, and as uncomfortable as it can be to look into, raising awareness is key to ensure safe environments for our clients, and ourselves. In part 1 of this recording of Lindsay's Problem with Privilege webinar, you'll learn about privilege bubbles, and get a chance to assess where you fit …
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For women, anger is often looked at as something negative that we need to keep hidden. This chronic suppression over time can have emotional and physical effects on our body. Today my dear friend and colleague, Jill Freestone, is here to dissolve some myths with me. What if: Anger is actually a beautiful messenger? Anger isn't always a secondary em…
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Kathy Kinghorn has been a trauma therapist for over 13 years, and was a facilitator in my first Advanced Relationship Trauma Certification for Coaches. In this conversation, we discuss the differences and similarities between trauma therapy and trauma coaching and touch on when’s the right time for one or the other. For some, coaching might be the …
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I have another "Love Letters" podcast episode for you today, perhaps my most vulnerable podcast release yet. It is meant for those who have or are questioning their religious upbringing. This is something I have personally gone through; I have also witnessed many loved ones and a surprisingly large % of my clients experience in recent years. So, th…
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Want to know what has been going down on Lindsay's "How to Become a Certified Trauma-Informed Coach - LIVE" calls? We are posting this BONUS EPISODE so you can listen in while doing whatever it is you're up to right now! By the end of the episode, you'll gain clarity around: How to Become a Certified Trauma-Informed Coach. Challenges in the coachin…
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Today’s conversation is with Lauree Arnold, alumni of my Advanced Relationship Trauma Certification for Coaches. Lauree is a self-mastery & relationship coach that’s done a lot of inner child healing through varying modalities (a few of which are taught in our Adv. Relationship Trauma Certification for Coaches and my new Trauma Informed Coach Certi…
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Join us today as I have my client, Karin, on the podcast to talk about the Barbie movie! If you haven’t seen Barbie yet, just know this episode does contain spoilers. But we talked about Karin’s story, our thoughts about Barbie, the double standards we face as women, the choices that we DO have, and more. The importance of finding out who you are a…
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If you identify as a woman, this episode is for you! Today we have special guest Molly Claire—current client in my hybrid-Advanced Relationship Trauma Certification for Coaches. Molly is a Life + Biz Coach and Mentor for purpose-driven women—she uses her visionary skill set to help female coaches make money while making a difference in the world. T…
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Some of you who have been asking if you have what it takes to Become a Certified Trauma-Informed Coach. And you know what? If you're curious about it, the short answer is of course, YES. Where there is DESIRE there is POSSIBILITY and PROBABILITY. That being said, some of you may still be wondering HOW to Become a Trauma-Informed Coach. And, I have …
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You’ve heard people talk about the American Dream, along with the checklist path to acquiring it. The specifics are likely a little different for most, but generally, it's some version of getting a degree, advanced degree, great job, great house in a great neighborhood, having kids, and more. But what then? Does it bring the happiness that it promi…
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Today’s podcast is the first of a “Love Letters” Series your host, Lindsay Poelman, plans to publish. The goal is for those who have felt unseen, unheard, invalidated, discounted, dismissed, and more; To feel: 💕Witnessed. 💕Seen. 💕Heard. 💕Supported. 💕Validated. 💕To look forward with hope, determination, and assurance that they deserve to live a life…
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Before you listen, be sure to catch Part 1 on boundary basics. In this episode, your host Lindsay Poelman dives deeper to learn more about origins of hypo vs hyper boundaries. You’ll also learn two ways to develop strong and flexible boundaries, embody knowing, and the importance of processing emotions before setting boundaries. If you’re strugglin…
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If you listened to the prior two episodes on Emotional Abuse and True Empowerment (you can find Part 1 here and Part 2 here), you might be wondering “Ok, now what do I do with this new information? ” Today’s episode covers boundaries the way that a lot of coaches are trained, but we also deeper. You’ll get a tiny sample of my Life Coaching Certific…
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Part 2 of this 2 part episode series continues to explore the reality of society today–one where varying levels of abuse and oppression exist–yet maintain the truth that this subject matter can be discussed appropriately from an empowered place. Tune in to learn more about what emotional abuse can look like in your most difficult relationships with…
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Part 1 of this 2 part episode series could feel a tad uncomfortable for some–but validating for many. Oftentimes, when we hear the word “abuse” we think “ugh, I don’t like that word,” “people overuse and abuse the word ‘abuse,’” or “people who use that word are being victim-y and can’t get over the past”. This is a topic we cover in-depth in my pro…
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Become a Trauma-Informed Coaching certification is open for enrollment, and you might have some questions. Maybe you’re wondering what you really want or what you’re meant to do, to live a fulfilling life. You might be wondering if the coaching industry is too saturated, or if it’s ethical to charge for your services. You might be thinking that a c…
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It’s finally here! Over the last year + of offering an Advanced Trauma Certification for Coaches, Lindsay is answering the call to support those looking for a comprehensive Certification Program that includes a Trauma-Informed Mindset base along with the essential connection to the body and intuition. Past clients who weren’t coaches were seeking o…
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In case you missed the first half, listen here for a fun conversation with Melissa Taylor, the somatic practitioner coming to our retreat next month in the south of France! We talk loosely about the idea that we’re all our own modality. We discuss the forward thinking approach to healing and growth as more of a state of “attending” to ourselves ins…
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The thought that you are your own modality is one I picked up from my dear friend, colleague, and soul sister Melissa Taylor. I am thrilled to have her on today’s podcast. After being diagnosed with breast cancer twice, among other life challenges, she set her own path to healing and connecting with her soul. She’s one of those people I always come…
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You may have heard trauma defined as Big T or Little T Trauma. While having this language to differentiate and describe your experience can be helpful, in some cases it can also be harmful (see episode on self-gaslighting) and re-traumatizing. Because women (and oftentimes men) have been deeply conditioned to discount their lived experience, oftent…
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Have you ever noticed something and felt the need to “fix, fix, fix” it? Your host, Lindsay Poelman, is here to tell you that you don’t need to fix everything, especially not right away. Every Healing Journey typically starts with a “Clarity + Discovery” phase, where grief inevitably follows. Many people aren’t aware of this, so when the need for g…
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Gaslighting is becoming a bit of a “buzzword” these days, Which doesn't have to be a problem! In fact, there may very well be a reason why! Today your host, Lindsay Poelman, is breaking it down. She’ll explain the various definitions of what gaslighting actually is, share examples, and talk about how it can show up in not just romantic, but familia…
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Dysfunctional relationships can develop for people in relation to marriage, friendships, with institutions or religion, relationships at work, or anything like that. In this episode, your host Lindsay Poelman discusses The Drama Triangle. It models three roles or positions we can have during social interactions. When you listen to the episode, reme…
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Today your host Lindsay Poelman talks with Amy Koch: Anxiety Coach for Teens and current student in her Advanced Relationship Trauma Certification for Coaches. Lindsay and Amy talk about teens, what it’s like to work with teens, and how she became interested in this niche. They discuss the importance of having a supportive home environment for a ch…
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If you’ve been trying thought work, thought work, thought work and still aren’t getting the results you want… maybe it’s time to try something else. Today your host Lindsay Poelman discuss our “felt sense,” which functions as the connection between the mind and the body. Why does this matter? Our “felt sense” helps us feel more in tune with our bod…
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Is “safety” a buzzword that’s overused? Your host Lindsay Poelman doesn’t think so. Creating an environment of safety for your clients doesn’t hurt those who don’t need it or won’t notice. But it CAN make a world of difference to a client with a dysregulated nervous system. Prioritizing safety is INCLUSIVE. It’s a way for your work to benefit a wid…
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“At the end of the day, I think our biggest human need is to be seen and to be heard. Being able to provide that for another human being is huge.” - Kristi Falany There comes a point for many women where they find themselves lost in what they are supposed to do with their lives. For years society has conditioned us to follow a certain path, to rais…
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Time flew while Rachelle and your host Lindsay Poelman were recording so, we broke this into a Part I and a Part II Episode set. So many insightful nuggets were shared, we wanted you to hear the FULL conversation. Working for yourself can bring out unresolved emotions and thoughts that question your worthiness and ability to make the right choices.…
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Working for yourself can bring out unresolved emotions and thoughts that question your worthiness and ability to make the right choices. For many of us, those choices comes down to financial awareness, making decisions for our businesses, and understanding the inner work that we need to do in order to heal and create the life we envision for oursel…
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Being in a relationship is a very vulnerable thing to do and for many of us, anxiety can bring up difficulties even in the most loving and supportive relationships. Our different attachment styles can cause a disconnect in communication and overthinking or overanalyzing can cause rifts in those bonds. In this episode, your host Lindsay Poelman spea…
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There is no time like the present to improve our most important relationships in life. Emotional skills are not taught in school. They are not taught to us as adults. In this episode your host Lindsay Poelman sits down with current client in her Trauma-Informed Coaching Certification Program: Heather Frazier. Lindsay and family coach aka teen whisp…
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This is part 2 where Lindsay shares more what she's witnessed, after over 4 years of coaching women in betrayal trauma: the stark parallels of women experiencing betrayal trauma and people experiencing betrayal trauma in high- demand religions. Lindsay get's personal on this episode, perhaps more personal than she has in her entire life. Her person…
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In this episode your host Lindsay Poelman shares more what she's witnessed, after over 4 years of coaching women in betrayal trauma: the stark parallels of women experiencing betrayal trauma and people experiencing betrayal trauma in high- demand religions. Lindsay get's personal on this episode, perhaps more personal than she has in her entire lif…
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This is part 2 of Assessing and Validating our Clients' Grief. One of the things host Lindsay Poelman has noticed that goes largely unnoticed with coaches and humans in general, is grief. Our general cultural human understanding of grief has ideas that are just plain . . . wrong. In this episode, Lindsay talks about grief, some myths about grief an…
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One of the things host Lindsay Poelman has noticed that goes largely unnoticed with coaches and humans in general, is grief. Our general cultural human understanding of grief has ideas that are just plain . . . wrong. In this episode, Lindsay talks about grief, some myths about grief and what we’re missing, and helps you see that the more you under…
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