The Path to Trauma Recovery

Call Her Daddy

Alex Cooper

Comedy

4.4 • 164.3K Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2022

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Unfortunately the journey to trauma recovery isn’t as simple as “time heals all wounds”. Clinical psychologist Dr. Arielle Schwartz illuminates the path to healing and debunks the misconceptions around trauma recovery. She advises on a variety of topics including, how to speak to your partner about your trauma and how to reclaim your relationship to intimacy after sexual trauma. Dr. Schwartz speaks about shame, forgiveness and what to do if you are in a situation where you have to see your abuser. This episode contains something for everyone no matter where you are on your journey to recovery. This episode discusses adult subject matter, including descriptions of sexual violence, and is intended for adult consumption only. Listener discretion is advised. Visit spotify.com/resources for information and resources. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	What is up daddy gang? It is your founding father Alex Cooper with call her daddy.
0:11.6	Hello hello, hello, daddy gang.
0:15.0	Welcome back to another mini episode of Call Her Daddy.
0:18.9	So I have seen a lot of daddy Gang in my DMs looking for some guidance on how to begin the process of healing from trauma and I really wanted to find the perfect specialist
0:37.1	on trauma because it's obviously a very delicate subject.
0:40.6	And so I found a clinical psychologist, Dr. Ariel Schwartz, is truly incredible.
0:46.6	I love you all.
0:48.0	Please take care of yourselves when you listen to this episode.
0:51.0	If you need to pause it, if you want to journal, if you want a journal whatever you need I love you
0:55.1	daddies enjoy the episode Dr. Ariel Schwartz welcome to call her daddy
1:00.7	thank you it's lovely to be here.
1:03.8	So Daddy Gang, Dr Schwartz is a clinical psychologist whose work focuses on trauma and recovery.
1:10.7	So what type of life events can be considered traumatic?
1:17.0	You know, it's a pretty broad topic and I think the first thing that I'll name is that many things can be traumatic and so it can be something like a sexual assault it could be something like a active violence that may be happening in our community, gun shootings, and so forth. It can be a car accident. And it can be a natural disaster, right, when we're looking at what's happening in our world, but we also really need to hold that what's traumatic is what's happening within the individual.
1:47.0	And so many people can be exposed to similar events or the same event even, and not everyone might come away saying, I feel traumatized.
1:55.6	And so then we look at what is within the individual that is, you know, this experience of trauma.
2:02.4	And I'm sure we're going gonna kind of unpack all of that
2:04.6	as we go.
2:05.4	Yes, can you explain why time, which helps a lot of things,
2:11.3	will not heal all trauma.
2:14.0	Right, yeah, time is not the factor here. In fact, I think oftentimes can work against us when it comes to trauma recovery
2:21.0	because what really helps us heal is attending to the impact of the event and attending to how it's still in some ways living within us.
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