At 11 years old, I uncovered the truth behind my mother’s murder — and put my father behind bars. That trauma didn't end my story; it lit the fire that still fuels it.
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This is about what comes next: the resilience, the rebuilding, the rise.
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At 11 years old, I uncovered the truth behind my mother’s murder — and put my father behind bars. That trauma didn't end my story; it lit the fire that still fuels it.
Here, I share hard-won insights on resilience, healing, and the messy, yet meaningful work of becoming whole again.
This is about what comes next: the resilience, the rebuilding, the rise.
You're not alone. You're not broken. And you're not done yet.
Things We Lost in the Fire w/ Traumatologist Elizabeth Rona, LMFT
The Collier Landry Show
1 hour 19 minutes
9 months ago
Things We Lost in the Fire w/ Traumatologist Elizabeth Rona, LMFT
#lafires #mentalhealth #ptsd #podcast
In this episode of The Collier Landry Show, we dive into the profound psychological impact of the LA wildfires and the aftermath of rebuilding communities. Los Angeles has faced devastating fires, leaving countless individuals grappling with loss, trauma, and the daunting task of starting over.
Elizabeth Rona, a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner specializing in trauma recovery and stress resilience, joins me. We explore the emotional toll of natural disasters, the hidden psychological dangers of rebuilding, and how communities can heal in the wake of the destruction.
We discuss:
⭐ The immediate and long-term effects of fire-related trauma
⭐ How grief manifests after losing homes, memories, and stability
⭐ The psychological challenges of rebuilding and displacement
⭐ Coping strategies for individuals and families facing post-disaster stress
⭐ The role of community support in the healing process
If you or someone you know has been affected by wildfires or any large-scale disaster, this episode offers insight, validation, and tools to move forward.
Elizabeth's Website: https://www.elizabethrona.com
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The Collier Landry Show
At 11 years old, I uncovered the truth behind my mother’s murder — and put my father behind bars. That trauma didn't end my story; it lit the fire that still fuels it.
Here, I share hard-won insights on resilience, healing, and the messy, yet meaningful work of becoming whole again.
This is about what comes next: the resilience, the rebuilding, the rise.
You're not alone. You're not broken. And you're not done yet.
