In this episode, Taelor discusses the long-awaited life update & hot topic in this community… repair & reconciliation after no contact with all family for years
Taelor shares from lived experiences of the hard choice to be completely alone, and her journey that ended up shockingly in repair, healing, and breaking generational cycles (for more than just the cycle breaker!) It is because of Taelor’s inner work, that she’s been able to facilitate these hard conversations and hold space with objectivity and compassion for reconnection with the “good parent” side of the family.
She would like to reiterate that no contact, while highly discussed in survivor and mental health spaces and can be controversial, is an individual choice for everyone. It also is (hopefully) not the end point, though in some cases, it absolutely can be and is the right choice for that person (they know best). Please see other episodes on no contact and her journey throughout the years earlier in the podcast. Taelor has a unique experience with both extended & indefinite no contact with the paternal side of the family, and intermittent no contact with the maternal side of the family… with, spoiler alert, a happy ending & shifting of cycles. Why was this all possible? Listen to the episode for some great takeaways and sprinkles of lessons throughout.
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Also, feel free to check out http://bio.site/soswithdrtaelor for up-to-date to social media, collaborations, and services, including our self-paced growing course library, “The Overcoming Academy,” bringing you more depth, accessibility, and autonomy within various trauma education topics.
Thank you, again, for your continued support, shares, & feedback. We’re honored you choose to include us within your Overcoming & self-healing journey.
***Disclaimers: All information contained within Survivors Overcoming Silence (SOSwithDrTaelor), “Overcoming: The Podcast”, and associated websites, services, and social media content, are for educational purposes, NOT medical or individual advice, nor substitute for individualized mental or physical health services. Additionally, views shared within podcast episodes or within other (social) media platforms are individual and independent of any associated communities, institutions, or collaboration. If in crisis, please immediately contact local emergency services (911) or suicide hotline (988). TW: re - trauma, abuse, mental health. You know yourself best; please interact at your own risk. 🩵
In this episode, Taelor recounts the chilling story of how she wound up dating someone she didn’t even know. Someone who lied about their identity, & later was revealed to be a convicted child sexual predator. Yes, you heard that right. With so much of meeting & interactions with others online, it makes it easier for predators to where a mask & go undetected.
Not only does Taelor share her perspectives of her own personal experience in dating a harmful & manipulative human, and where her own misjudgments or trauma patterns came in to play in that relationship. She also reflects on multiple missed warning signs, & reflects on others she has experienced prior.
Inviting you to take part in the discussion in our poll:
What did you miss (in later revealing harmful/toxic relationships)? And what would you want others to know to look out for & stay safe?
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To continue the connection & conversation around all things healing, growth, & Overcoming, be sure to follow along our podcast page @OvercomingPod, https://www.instagram.com/overcomingpod
Also, feel free to check out http://bio.site/soswithdrtaelor for up-to-date to social media, collaborations, and services, including our self-paced growing course library, “The Overcoming Academy,” bringing you more depth, accessibility, and autonomy within various trauma education topics.
Thank you, again, for your continued support, shares, & feedback. We’re honored you choose to include us within your Overcoming & self-healing journey.
***Disclaimers: All information contained within Survivors Overcoming Silence (SOSwithDrTaelor), “Overcoming: The Podcast”, and associated websites, services, and social media content, are for educational purposes, NOT medical or individual advice, nor substitute for individualized mental or physical health services. Additionally, views shared within podcast episodes or within other (social) media platforms are individual and independent of any associated communities, institutions, or collaboration. If in crisis, please immediately contact local emergency services (911) or suicide hotline (988). TW: re - trauma, abuse, mental health. You know yourself best; please interact at your own risk. 🩵
We are back for season 4! 🎉
Here’s a quick note from our host, Taelor:
“I am so happy you are here, & grateful to be behind the mic (with many lessons abound) as we continue to dive into the ever-evolving Overcoming journey. This has been a change for me in Healing Out Loud (in live-time) to taking time & space to deeply process & identify what felt safe for me before moving forward or sharing deeper with this community. Definitely moving forward with intention, intuition, & felt safety. Lots to unpack, and grateful to bring you along.”
In this episode, Taelor talks about several of the events in her life that have circled back around & led her to a place of shame & shielding herself from the world. She also explains how she’s softening in her reflections & processing, as well as moving forward. From chronic illness, to relationships, and repressed memories… a lot has shifted & enlightened perspectives to share with you all. Thanks for joining us.
To continue the connection & conversation around all things healing, growth, & Overcoming, be sure to follow along our podcast page @OvercomingPod, https://www.instagram.com/overcomingpod
Also, feel free to check out http://bio.site/soswithdrtaelor for up-to-date to social media, collaborations, and services, including our self-paced growing course library, “The Overcoming Academy,” bringing you more depth, accessibility, and autonomy within various trauma education topics.
Thank you, again, for your continued support, shares, & feedback. We’re honored you choose to include us within your Overcoming & self-healing journey.
***Disclaimers: All information contained within Survivors Overcoming Silence (SOSwithDrTaelor), “Overcoming: The Podcast”, and associated websites, services, and social media content, are for educational purposes, NOT medical or individual advice, nor substitute for individualized mental or physical health services. Additionally, views shared within podcast episodes or within other (social) media platforms are individual and independent of any associated communities, institutions, or collaboration. If in crisis, please immediately contact local emergency services (911) or suicide hotline (988). TW: re - trauma, abuse, mental health. You know yourself best; please interact at your own risk. 🩵
Have you ever struggled with setting boundaries in relationships? Have you ever expected too much from someone else?
In this episode, Taelor talks about several of her relationships, both professional and personal, in which navigation became very tricky at times.
To continue the connection & conversation around all things healing, growth, & Overcoming, be sure to follow along our podcast page @OvercomingPod, https://www.instagram.com/overcomingpod
Also, feel free to check out http://bio.site/soswithdrtaelor for up-to-date to social media, collaborations, and services, including our self-paced growing course library, “The Overcoming Academy,” bringing you more depth, accessibility, and autonomy within various trauma education topics. Thank you, again, for your continued support, shares, & feedback. We’re honored you choose to include us within your Overcoming & self-healing journey. Disclaimers: All information contained within Survivors Overcoming Silence (SOSwithDrTaelor), “Overcoming: The Podcast”, and associated websites, services, and social media content, are for educational purposes, not medical or individual advice, nor substitute for individualized mental or physical health services. Additionally, views shared within podcast episodes or within other (social) media platforms are individual and independent of any associated communities, institutions, or collaboration. If in crisis, please immediately contact local emergency services (911) or suicide hotline (988). TW: re - trauma, abuse, mental health. You know yourself best; please interact at your own risk.