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Eps. 215: Mental & Creative Energy - Learning Styles Are A Myth!

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Release Date: 07/20/2022

#4/2 When False Accusations Reopen Old Wounds: A Trauma Coach’s Journey show art #4/2 When False Accusations Reopen Old Wounds: A Trauma Coach’s Journey

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False accusations cut deeper than most people realize. For survivors of abuse, they don’t just create conflict — they echo the original wound. In this episode of The Empowering Story Podcast, I share how facing false accusations retraumatized me by triggering the very silence I knew as a child: no one defended me, no one spoke up, no one stood beside me. We’ll explore: ✨ How the body remembers abandonment long before the mind can name it ✨ Why false accusations uniquely target a survivor’s reclaimed strengths — voice, credibility, boundaries ✨ The paradox of being a trauma...

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#4/1 Care vs. Curiosity: Who Deserves Your Story? show art #4/1 Care vs. Curiosity: Who Deserves Your Story?

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Not everyone is worthy of your story. The difference between feeling lighter after sharing—or smaller and ashamed—often comes down to how you’re received. In this episode of The Empowering Podcast, we explore the powerful distinction between care and curiosity: What safe presence really sounds and feels like. How your body knows the difference before your mind does. Why integration depends on being received with care. Practical ways to “test the waters” before sharing more. How we can all become safer witnesses for one another. Through story, guided reflection, and...

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Interview with Annica Vidales Author of 'Paper Thin' Part II show art Interview with Annica Vidales Author of 'Paper Thin' Part II

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🌿 Episode Summary: Join us in this heartfelt episode as host Jean Dorff sits down with Annica Vidales, author of the profoundly moving book "Paper Thin." Together, they navigate the intricate process of bringing Annika's story of healing and growth from past abuse into the written word. ✨ Key Highlights: Voice of the Past: Annica opens up about the challenge of preserving her younger self's authentic voice while translating her story from Swedish to English.  Artistic Expression:   Discover the significance of the book's cover art, created by Annika during an expressive art...

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Interview with Annica Vidales Part I show art Interview with Annica Vidales Part I

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Annica Author of Paperthin - dealing with parental betrayal - Part 1  In this compelling episode of "The Empowering Story," host Jean Dorff sits down with the courageous Annica Vidales, author of "Paper Thin," to delve deep into her harrowing yet inspiring journey of overcoming childhood sexual abuse. From the tender age of five, Annica faced unimaginable trauma at the hands of her father and uncle. Yet her story is not just one of victimhood but of resilience, strength, and ultimate empowerment. Key Highlights: - The Power of Listening: Jean emphasizes the critical role parents play in...

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Interview with Elisabeth Henderson, Author of ‘The Courage To Own My Own Truth’ - part I show art Interview with Elisabeth Henderson, Author of ‘The Courage To Own My Own Truth’ - part I

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Welcome to another powerful episode of The Empowering Story. I’m your host, Jean Dorff, and today; we delve deeply into the compelling and resilient journey of our guest, Elisabeth Henderson. In this third episode of our new format, Elisabeth opens up about a traumatic experience she initially tried to bury, the internal chaos and health issues that followed, and how her courageous path to healing has empowered herself and countless others. Elisabeth bravely shares her story of facing an attempted sexual assault by a trusted figure and the aftermath of suppressing the trauma, leading to...

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Eps. 2 Why Is Publishing Survivor Stories A Major Step In Healing? show art Eps. 2 Why Is Publishing Survivor Stories A Major Step In Healing?

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This episode of The Empowering Story explores the profound impact of publishing survivor stories and why it is a crucial step in the healing process. We discuss how writing can help survivors process their trauma, reclaim their voices, and validate their experiences. Additionally, we highlight the empowering effects of sharing these stories publicly, both for the authors and the community. The episode also celebrates newly published books by brave women who have shared their journeys of survival and resilience. Join us as we uncover the transformative power of bringing these powerful...

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EPS 1: How To Find Strength In Your Story Of Sexual Abuse show art EPS 1: How To Find Strength In Your Story Of Sexual Abuse

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In this deeply personal episode of The Empowering Story, we explore the challenging journey of healing from sexual abuse. Our host, a survivor and coach, shares her experiences of pain, fear, and shame and the power of reclaiming her story. We delve into the importance of acknowledging our experiences and the transformative power of sharing our stories. We discuss the need for support and the realization that we are not alone. The episode highlights the potential to transform pain into purpose and trauma into strength. Our host shares her transformation and invites listeners to share their...

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Season 3 Eps 1 - Interview with Author, Speaker, Coach Elian Haan show art Season 3 Eps 1 - Interview with Author, Speaker, Coach Elian Haan

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Elian Haan is an author, TV show host of “Elian’s Joy” and international motivational speaker and presenter. Born in the Netherlands, she moved in her thirties to the USA, trained in dance, theater, and fitness. She has spent most of her professional life in the fitness and wellness industry and is a certified life coach with a yoga studio and private practice in Texas. We'll talk about life coaching and empowering people.  Elian's new book is available on Amazon.com Her website [email protected]  

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Eps 225: You Want Personal Growth, Then Call BS On Big Breakthroughs First! show art Eps 225: You Want Personal Growth, Then Call BS On Big Breakthroughs First!

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Manifestation, Mental Energy  You want personal growth, Then call BS on big breakthroughs first! People expect that things will change quickly, dramatically and in a big amazing way. They however seldomly do. The idea of 'big breakthroughs' is wonderful, however, long-lasting personal growth requires small steps being taken every day that lead to measurable results. This misconception of how things really change often prevent people from really trying hard to become better. Gurus take advantage of the fact that people wanting to get results quickly and easily, by offering them courses,...

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Eps 224: What does it cost us when we avoid doing what needs to be done? show art Eps 224: What does it cost us when we avoid doing what needs to be done?

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Eps 224 - Manifestation and Mental Energy What does it cost us when we avoid doing what needs to be done? It is not that we are unaware of what needs to be done; we are quite conscious of what really needs to be done, then how come that we often don't do it anyhow? If it comes to doing things that are uncomfortable, difficult or challenging then it is actually quite natural that we try to avoid doing these. The point is how far are we willing to go to avoid doing what needs to be done?Often these are things that are confrontational, eg. confronting our lack of stamina when we need to...

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Learning styles do not really exist. Yet, 90 percent of teachers in any field continue to believe in them

It is generally accepted that people learn better when they are taught in a method that suits their unique "learning style"—whether it be auditory, kinesthetic, visual, or a combination of the three. However  according to several studies, learners don't really benefit from their preferred learning style.

Despite this data, a significant fraction of people continue to hold onto the myth, including members of the general public, educators, and even those with a training in neuroscience.

In this Episode of TELL: Learning styles are a myth. Yet, 90 percent of teachers continue to believe in them