DIP in and out with Lucy
DIP in and out with Lucy
Podcast Description
“Be curious, not judgemental.” – Walt WhitmanSitting down with professionals, victims and survivors who are open and honest, and talking frankly about the challenges faced by those impacted by domestic abuse and post-separation abuse. This podcast opens up the discussion and turns it into a conversation.From Cyber Stalking to Domestic Homicide, Lucy leaves no stone unturned.No intimidation…..just conversation!DIP in and out with Lucy Intro and Outro Music Song ➡ Look At Me Words & Music by ➡ P.J. Denton Performed by ➡ Elrose
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes surrounding domestic abuse, post-separation abuse, and related social issues. Specific topics include child-to-parent abuse, the impact of coercive control, and the challenges faced by marginalized communities. Notable episodes feature experts like Michelle John discussing child-parent dynamics, Dr. Aysha Ahmed addressing minority community needs, and authors like Ann Lorraine Marshall sharing personal abuse narratives.
“Be curious, not judgemental.” – Walt Whitman
Sitting down with professionals, victims and survivors who are open and honest, and talking frankly about the challenges faced by those impacted by domestic abuse and post-separation abuse. This podcast opens up the discussion and turns it into a conversation.
From Cyber Stalking to Domestic Homicide, Lucy leaves no stone unturned.
No intimidation…..just conversation!
DIP in and out with Lucy Intro and Outro Music Song ➡ Look At Me Words & Music by ➡ P.J. Denton Performed by ➡ Elrose
After enduring marriage to the infamous “Wolf of Wall Street,” Nadine Macaluso, PhD, has made it her life’s work to help other women understand, escape, and heal from their trauma bonds with pathological partners. Her own toxic relationship inspired her to become a psychotherapist, specializing in narcissistic abuse, trauma bond relationships, and complex PTSD. And her private practice quickly flooded with women recounting an all-too-familiar story of abuse.
Her book, Run Like Hell, offers the reader both her personal experience and professional expertise to explain the behaviors of pathological lovers (PL), reveal the traits of women who become the “victims” of PLs, how women can leave safely, and most importantly, heal.
Nadine shows how women can be ”surthrivers” of these trauma bonds and go on to have healthy, positive relationships and lives armed with knowledge and awareness.
This was such a great episode to record and I'm grateful to Dr Nadine for taking the time to sit down and record with me.
LINK GIVEAWAY: https://heal.drnae.com/podcast-book-giveaway
Dr Nadine: https://drnae.com/
Intro and Outro Music:
Look At Me
Words & Music by P.J. Denton
Performed by – Elrose
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