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by Lisa
August 25, 2025

Decolonial & Liberation Psychology with Dr. Thema Bryant

Overview What does it truly mean to show up whole and authentic in a world that […]
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by Lisa
August 18, 2025

Truth and Repair with Dr. Judith Herman

Episode Overview Dr. Judith Herman, a towering figure in trauma studies and author of the landmark […]
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by Lisa
August 11, 2025

Season 6 of How We Can Heal is coming August 18th!

From Dr Judith Herman on Truth & Repair to Dr. Thema Bryant on Liberation Psychology... to […]
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by Lisa
July 15, 2025

Season 4 of the How We Can Heal Podcast – All Episodes!

We just wrapped Season 5 but have you listened to all of season 4 yet? Follow […]
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by Lisa
June 30, 2025

Trauma, Dissociation & Hypnosis with Dr. David Spiegel

Season 5 of the How We Can Heal Podcast is sponsored by SimplePractice. If you want […]
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by Lisa
June 23, 2025

Decolonizing Trauma Healing with Dr. Laura Brown

Season 5 of the How We Can Heal Podcast is sponsored by SimplePractice. If you want […]
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by Lisa
June 16, 2025

Attachment, Avoidance and the Path to Healing with Dr. Robert Muller

Thank You, Sponsors! Season 5 of the How We Can Heal Podcast is sponsored by SimplePractice. […]
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by Lisa
June 9, 2025

Finding Connection & Joy After Losing a Child with Anna Ratnathicam Diab – in Memory of Carolina Diab

Season 5 Sponsor: Simple Practice Season 5 of the How We Can Heal Podcast is sponsored […]
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by Lisa
June 2, 2025

The Yoga of Parenting: Caring for Yourself While Caring for Others – How We Can Heal Podcast Season 5 Episode 8

Award-winning author of "The Yoga of Parenting," Sarah Ezrin shares how yoga philosophy provides a framework […]
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by Lisa
May 26, 2025

Healing After Birth: Reimagining Your Body & Brain Through Parenthood with Madison Smith – HWCH S5 E7

What if the transformation into parenthood isn't just about survival, but offers a unique window of […]
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