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Hope when there was none

After leaving a toxic relationship over a decade ago I embraced a journey to share my story and help others that are healing from emotional traumas, learn about self-care, and find empowerment to re-invent themselves. Here you will hear about the journey of courageous Survivors and many experts that share a passion for helping and inspiring others to awaken the beauty of life without abuse. Thanks for tuning in! I hope your day is filled with blessings, magic, and miracles!

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00:18:34

Teen Dating Violence

Hope when there was none ·

2025/11/21

Teen Dating Violence is when teens, usually ages about 12-18, experience dating relationships in which one partner exerts power and control over the other through physical, sexual, emotional, or stalking behavior.If you’re a teen in a relationship where you feel afraid, controlled, watched, shamed, or hurt, you deserve better.Teen dating violence isn’t just hitting, it could be name-calling, isolation, too many texts, being told who you can’t see.You deserve safety. You deserve respect. You deserve

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00:23:24

Trigger warning- What does Child Abuse look like?

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/30

Trigger warning!Child abuse isn’t always the broken bone or bruise you can see, it can be emotional: constant belittling, fear of being touched, withdrawal. It can be mental: nightmares, self-harm, having to grow up too fast.If you were that kid, you are not alone. If you suspect a child is being harmed, you don’t need proof, just concern and the courage to speak. If you are in a dangerous situation please call your local law enforcement.Find help

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00:06:22

Creating Healthy Boundaries

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/21

Boundaries are more than walls they’re the bridges that lead to healthy, respectful love. In this episode, you’ll teach listeners how to recognize their needs, communicate limits clearly, and hold space for.In a relationship, healthy boundaries look like:- Saying no without guilt.- Taking time for yourself without needing permission.- Speaking up when something feels off.- Choosing consistency over chaos.Boundaries aren’t barriers they’re invitations for real connection.If someone gets upset when

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00:15:38

What are Flags to look out for in a Relationship?

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/19

When you start dating someone new, it’s easy to get swept up in the excitement, the butterflies, the late-night conversations, the feeling of being seen. But love isn’t just about sparks.It’s about safety, respect, and how someone treats you when no one’s watching. Today we’re talking about green flags, yellow flags, red flags and some beige flags. How to recognize what’s healthy, what’s concerning, and what’s a deal-breaker in relationships.Whether you’re on your first date or several months in,

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00:10:06

Signs of a Toxic relationship

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/18

Not every toxic relationship looks like yelling or chaos. Sometimes, it’s the constant guilt, the gaslighting, or feeling like you’re never enough.Toxic relationships aren’t always loud. If you’re walking on eggshell or waiting for the other shoe to drop. That isn't normal.If they twist your words, isolate you, or make you question your worth. That’s not love, and it’s not healthy.Toxic relationships can happen anywhere, at home, with friends, even at work.You deserve relationships that feel

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00:15:04

When Anger Explodes: Understanding Intermittent...

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/17

I'm talking about Intermittent Explosive Disorder or IED today. .It’s more than just anger. It’s sudden, violent, and can be unpredictable. When it’s used as control, it becomes abuse.I know how confusing that can be — because my ex-husband was diagnosed with IED. He said the medication made him better… until he used it as a threat. “If you make me mad, I won’t take my meds.”That wasn’t love — it was control. Mental illness can explain behavior, but it never excuses harm.In today's episode I'll dive

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00:08:43

Breaking the Silence

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/16

Today we’re talking about safe storytelling, breaking stigma, and how to support voices that deserve to be heard. Because every voice creates change.Silence protects abusers. Speaking out empowers survivors. Every time a survivor shares their truth the cycle of shame starts to break.You don’t have to share everything to break your silence. It can start with a whisper, a journal entry, a trusted friend, a support group.Every story told safely chips away at the stigma that keeps survivors quiet

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00:10:21

Overcoming Guilt and Shame for Leaving

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/15

Abuse thrives on shame — but survivors are not to blame. If you’ve ever felt guilty for leaving, or ashamed for what happened, please know those feelings aren’t yours to carry.They come from manipulation and control, not truth. Abusers want survivors to believe it was their fault, but it never was.You did what you had to do to survive. That takes courage!So what can you do to help? Start with self-compassion.Say to yourself:“I understand why I stayed.”“I’m proud of myself for leaving.”“I deserve

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00:16:16

The Dangers of Leaving

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/14

Leaving doesn’t always mean the danger is over, in fact, the first 72 hours after leaving an abuser can be the most dangerous. This isn't meant to scare you into staying but it is to prepare you for the possibility.When an abuser loses control, their behavior can escalate to, stalking, harassment, threats, even manipulation through children or friends.Please know none of this is your fault. Their actions are about power and control, not love.That’s why having a safety plan matters. Here are a

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00:15:23

Legal Options for Survivors

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/13

Leaving abuse is hard enough. Understanding your legal options shouldn’t have to be.Let's talk about Protective Orders, Custody, and more on today's episode. Links for websites mentioned are below in no particular

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00:12:13

What is Reactive Abuse?

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/12

Today, I'm diving into an often not understood. Survivors can be pushed to a breaking point to where they think they are the abuser, take the blame, and/or feel crazy! This can look like:The abuser using emotional, mental, and physical abuse until the survivor is pushed to react. I'll share tips and more on today's episode!If you or someone you know is in an abusive situation and you need help message privately for national contact info for help. Stay safe! Someone out there needs to

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00:07:13

Why doesn't she just leave?!

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/11

It can be hard to understand why someone would stay in a toxic relationship. I have heard people say:She/he must like it! I don't understand why she/he won't just leave!How stupid is she/he for staying! He/she is so wonderful! Why are they not happy/lying about how "bad" he/she is?!What happens behind closed doors is a mystery. Almost every family and relationship has secrets and poor behaviors are passed down from generation to generation and that can funnel down to intimate

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00:14:31

Finding resources to help a Survivor

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/10

Today's episode is about finding resources, shelters, advocacy help no matter what part of the world you are in!Just know that you are not alone and help is available. Reaching out to any of these programs are not a sign of weakness but accessing help is a sign of strength and courage. Support exists around the world and there is access for help. U.S. National ResourcesThe National Domestic Violence Hotline (The Hotline) 24/7 confidential support, safety planning, referrals to local services, chat,

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00:06:49

Technology and Safety

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/09

Abuse doesn’t stop when screens are involved.*Protect devices, passwords, location sharing, online privacy.*Digital safety equals personal safety.Remember to perform a digital safety check. This could be weekly, monthly or yearly.

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00:15:49

How friends and family can offer support a Survivor

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/08

On today's episode I'll dive into how to help a Survivor. If you know someone being abused, how you respond matters. Here are a few tips:Believe them—don’t question or blame.Don’t pressure them to leave; support their choices.Offer resources, not ultimatums.Be a safe, non-judgmental listener.If you or someone you know is in an abusive situation and you need help message privately for national contact info for help. Stay safe! Someone out there needs to know they are not alone and that they

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00:30:00

Trigger warning- My story of leaving my abuser

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/08

Today's episode is a bit about me and how Hope when there was none was created. I do discuss some deep topics in this episode. I am putting a trigger warning on this.If you or someone you know is in an abusive situation and you need help message privately for national contact info for help. Stay safe! Someone out there needs to know they are not alone and that they can survive. Perhaps you are a parent or friend of someone trapped in an abusive relationship and need to know how to help. My goal

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00:06:45

Domestic Violence Impact on Children & Families

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/06

Domestic violence affects the whole family. You may see emotional and behavioral impact on children. There is the stress of waiting for the other shoe to drop, trust issues, and intergenerational cycles of abuse. This and more in today's episode. If you or someone you know is in an abusive situation and you need help message privately for national contact info for help. Stay safe! Someone out there needs to know they are not alone and that they can survive. Perhaps you are a parent or friend of

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00:11:32

Healing Starts with You: Self-Love After Abuse

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/05

After abuse, it’s easy to feel broken, but you are whole and healing. Self-love as a foundation for recovery. Take baby steps and try, journaling, affirmations, or finding a safe community. Beginning the healing journey is one of many steps to reclaiming who you are and establishing boundaries. Healing begins with valuing yourself. Try one self-love practice today.If you or someone you know is in an abusive situation and you need help message privately for national contact info for help. Stay

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00:19:32

Breaking Free- Tips For Leaving An Abusive Relationship

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/04

Leaving an abusive situation takes planning but on the flipside you may not have that time, so what can you do? Grab pen and paper, a comfy chair, and listen in to today's episode!If you or someone you know is in an abusive situation and you need help message privately for national contact info for help. Stay safe! Someone out there needs to know they are not alone and that they can survive. Perhaps you are a parent or friend of someone trapped in an abusive relationship and need to know how to

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00:09:42

Red Flags and Warnings In A Relationship

Hope when there was none ·

2025/10/03

What are warning signs should you look for in a relationship? Maybe you think that you are imagining things or just being overdramatic. Knowing and learning to trust yourself is a big part of recognizing healthy relationships. I dive into things to look out for no matter what type of relationship you are in with someone that has questionable behavior. From Gaslighting to Isolating these are just a few topics I will be discussing.If you or someone you know is in an abusive situation and you need help

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