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Join mother-daughter power duo Kimberly Maize MSW and Savannah Woodard CTS. CTIC as they share their story on how they healed their transgenerational trauma through radical self-awareness and responsibility. 
For this week's episode, Savannah holds space while Kimberly shares her perspective of “the divide,” why it happened, and how she feels about it now. “The divide” was an eighteen-month period of no contact that was imperative for their relationship today.

TRIGGER WARNING: This podcast contains triggering content for anyone who has experienced trauma or is sensitive to topics such as domestic violence, suicide, addiction, neglect and so on. If you fell dysregulated while listening, please pause and take care of yourself. If you feel like you are at risk to yourself or others seek emergency help immediately. Thank you for your consideration and support.

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A New Generation Podcast Episode 11: A mothers perspective

The mystically talented Diana Guzman, treasured momma of 5, trained doula, beloved wife, sister and daughter, professional driver recruiter and advocate, transportation noob, comic book, and anime enthusiast, the legend of Zelda Super Fan, small business owner of The Wild Moon Lotus LLC, and all-around positive energy driven human joins the pod as a new season kicks off.

Diana shared her passion for all things truck driver-related including the significance of relationship-building and maintaining social connections after the on-boarding process! She explained how quick "check-in calls" can change the energy for long-haul drivers in a way that supports wellbeing.

During our conversation, we also explored how expecting moms can celebrate bringing life into the world by having a doula as part of their support team for emotional, spiritual, and physical support. Particularly first-time and young women who might not have strong social support to make the experience less stressful. As a trained doula, Diana shared her lived experiences including how she created a birth plan and how her training empowered her, during her last two pregnancies, as she set birthing expectations. I briefly discussed the fears I experienced, as a teen-age mom, and how having doula support would have benefited my journey into motherhood.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Most cases of domestic violence take place behind closed doors, occurring about every 15 seconds in our county. We opened the curtains and briefly shared how we grew up in environments that included bouts of physical, sexual, and emotional abuse. We shared our beliefs about how having open conversations with our children, with others in our circles, and even during the podcast conversation can stop and change the cycles of generational trauma and abuse for future generations. It was through motherhood that found our strength and footing to not only educate and raise that awareness in our lives of our children but to allow our voices to be heard in a way without bouts of judgment flooding the heartfelt, honest conversation we choose NOT to keep hidden as we know we are only as sick as our secrets.

By sharing our stories, we hope listeners will feel stronger and seek support when it comes to their physical, mental, spiritual social, emotional, and occupational well-being.

Domestic violence is never okay, no matter the circumstances. If you or someone you know is in desperate need of help, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−7233 or TTY 1−800−787−3224.

To contact Diana:
linkedin.com/in/dianaguzman993284
cwsdedicated.com (Company)
dguzman1184@gmail.com

To contact the pod, please send an email to:worklife360podcast@gmail.cm

Be well, 

Dr. RBZ

Talkin Domestic Violence Awareness, Motherhood, Doulas & Social Connection with Diana Guzman

Bonnie is an author, therapist, mentor, and the co-founder of the nonprofit agency: Nurturing the Heart with the Brain in Mind. 

This is Bonnie’s second appearance on the show, and in this conversation we dive deeper into her unique concept of “Inner Community” and how it can be applied to heal deep-seated wounds from the past, and create a felt-sense of safety in the body. 

You’ll learn: 

— How our neurobiology and mirror neurons put us “within each other” 

— How Bonnie’s unique approach to psychotherapy offers a powerful modality for healing intergenerational trauma

— Why “self regulation” is a myth and how we’re built for co-regulation instead

— How to apply “radical inclusiveness” to heal the negative parts of ourselves that we have “imported” from others.

And more. 

If you found this interesting, I highly recommend picking up a copy of Bonnie’s book: The Heart of Trauma, and you can learn more about her work by going to https://nurturingtheheart.com. 

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Dr Bonnie Badenoch, PhD, is the co-founder of the Nurturing the Heart with the Brain in Mind, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering awareness of the brain, mind, and relationships in the service of creating a more awake and compassionate world. She is the author of Being a Brain-Wise Therapist: A Practical Guide to Interpersonal Neurobiology (W. W. Norton, 2008), and is an active member of the Global Association for Interpersonal Neurobiology Studies (GAINS). You can learn more about her work at www.nurturingtheheart.com.

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Interview Links:

— Dr Badenoch’s website: https://www.nurturingtheheart.com 

— Dr Badenoch’s books: https://amzn.to/47Rbn4C

Co-Regulation, Transgenerational Healing, & Radical Inclusiveness - Dr Bonnie Badenoch

Why everything feels so heavy right now

Music credit:
Hiraeth by Scott Buckley | @scottbuckley
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Creative Commons / Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
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The depths of ancestral pain

Join mother-daughter power duo Kimberly Maize MSW and Savannah Woodard CTS. CTIC as they share their story on how they healed their transgenerational trauma through radical self-awareness and responsibility. 

For this episode we will be continuing our story on "The Divide". We both recognize that there was a pivotal perspective shift for the both of us that led to us being able to take radical responsibility through radical self awareness. Please listen in this Wednesday Nov 8th in on Savannah's perspective on how she began to shift from a place of pain to repair.

TRIGGER WARNING: This podcast contains triggering content for anyone who has experienced trauma or is sensitive to topics such as domestic violence, suicide, addiction, neglect and so on. If you fell dysregulated while listening, please pause and take care of yourself. If you feel like you are at risk to yourself or others seek emergency help immediately. Thank you for your consideration and support.

A New Generation Podcast Episode 12: A change in perspective pt. 1

I’ll Never Look In Their Eyes [Blend Right In] is a tribute to all those who have faced the hell of growing up with undiagnosed autism or finding themselves somewhere on the autism spectrum without knowing it. It’s also dedicated to outsiders in general—the pain of navigating a world where neurotypical people, often unconsciously or consciously, form a silent consensus to avoid understanding those who are different. This song honors the sensitive and thoughtful, those who struggle to fit into a world often ruled by the "low-empathy" and the "self-assured."

But it doesn’t stop there. I’ll Never Look In Their Eyes [Blend Right In] is also for those who grew up with mentally ill parents who never sought help, forcing their children to absorb and take responsibility for their emotions—becoming codependent, perhaps psychologically abused, or worse. It speaks to the generational trauma and lifelong challenges that come from walking on eggshells around a dysfunctional parent.

This song is a call to break the taboo around mental health and demand a change in how society views those who are unwillingly made victims of others' psychological issues. Through its lyrics and emotional depth, I’ll Never Look In Their Eyes [Blend Right In] urges us all to see beyond the façade and advocate for a more compassionate and understanding world.

[Verse]
I learned to smile, the way they do
But their laughter fades, and I’m left confused
Words are easy, but meanings hide
In the space between, where I reside

[Chorus]
I see the world, just like they do
But I’ll never look in their eyes
I blend right in, in the light of day
But inside, I'm lost in their lies

[Verse]
Their faces shift, but I can’t see
The lines they draw, weren't meant for me
I read the books, I know the rules
But in their world, I’m just a fool

[Chorus]
I see the world, just like they do
But I’ll never look in their eyes
I blend right in, in the light of day
But inside, I'm lost in their lies

[Verse]
I’m smart enough, to understand
But their silent codes, escape my hands
They say one thing, but mean another
Their hidden truths, I’ll never uncover

[Chorus]
I see the world, just like they do
But I’ll never look in their eyes
I blend right in, in the light of day
But inside, I'm lost in their lies

[Verse]
They laugh and joke, but I’m not sure
If I’m the punchline, or something more
I try to reach, but I can’t connect
My words get lost, in their dialect

[Chorus]
I see the world, just like they do
But I’ll never look in their eyes
I blend right in, in the light of day
But inside, I'm lost in their lies

[Bridge]
Behind the mask, I wear so well
Is a heart that aches, a silent yell
They talk in circles, I walk a line
In a world of noise, where I’m defined

[Chorus]
I see the world, just like they do
But I’ll never look in their eyes
I blend right in, in the light of day
But inside, I'm lost in their lies

[Outro]
I’m one of them, or so it seems
But the space between, is filled with dreams
I’ll keep on trying, to break through
But in their eyes, I’m never true

I’ll Never Look In Their Eyes [Blend Right In]

From humble beginnings in the remote Pilbara, Dr Tracy Westerman was the first Aboriginal person in Australia to complete a PhD in Clinical Psychology and has risen to become one of the country’s leading psychologists.

In an event that marked the publication of her powerful memoir Jilya, Westerman spoke to journalist and Wiradjuri man Stan Grant, and drew on decades of client stories of trauma and heartbreak, explaining how mental health professions’ one-size-fits-all approach is creating irreparable damage and how a different approach can help to heal the wounds of intergenerational trauma.

This event was recorded live at Sydney Opera House on September 10, 2024

Tracy Westerman in Conversation with Stan Grant | Ideas at the House Podcast S12 E21

What is ‘generational trauma’? Do social inequalities play a role in accessing CAMHS? How important is representation in therapy? All this and more answered as Professor Umar Toseeb interviews Dr. Kenisha Jackson about access to, and experiences of, mental health care for marginalised children.

Dr. Kenisha Jackson; Mental Health Care for Marginalised Children

Второй трек EP "Наследственность" представляет собой мощную социальную драму в музыкальной форме. Песня рассказывает историю трех поколений рабочих, чьи жизни неразрывно связаны с промышленным городом.
Через метафору "колыбели из стали" раскрывается тема наследственности — не генетической, а социальной. Город-завод становится одновременно создателем и разрушителем, кормильцем и могилой. Лирический герой осознает цикличность судеб, но сохраняет внутреннюю силу сопротивления.

The second track from EP "Heredity" presents a powerful social drama in musical form. The song tells the story of three generations of workers whose lives are inseparably connected to an industrial city.
Through the metaphor of a "steel cradle," the theme of heredity unfolds — not genetic, but social. The factory-city becomes simultaneously creator and destroyer, provider and grave. The lyrical protagonist recognizes the cyclical nature of destinies while maintaining inner strength of resistance.

Колыбль из стали

A matriarch left the cult.
But she kept the control.

Generational Trauma is a Silk & Circuitry descent into the Wiseman bloodline — where doctrine was replaced by performance, and shame passed down like fine china. Two daughters shaped by a narcissistic grandmother: one praised, one punished. And a boy raised by the aftershock.

He didn’t inherit the faith.
He inherited the fallout.

This is the rupture.
This is the rewire.
This is where the name ends.



Generational Trauma

The home of podcasts and music from the Sydney Opera House.

One Planet Healing is proud to present A New Generation podcast hosted by co-founders Kimberly Maize and Savannah Woodard. They are a powerhouse mother-daughter duo determined to reduce trauma stigma and to bring focus to healing transgenerational trauma through open conversations. Listen as they share their story of healing their transgenerational trauma through radical self-awareness and responsibility.

A podcast exploring the messy in-betweenness of life. Musings on transitions, systems, complexity, and connecting with the more-than-human world.

🕸️ Silk & Circuitry 🧠⚡

Welcome to the tangled thread between trauma and transcendence.
This is where music becomes a mirror—reflecting the fractures, the fight, and the fire.
We don’t just make beats. We build bridges. Between pain and purpose.

Here, recovery isn’t a quiet thing.
It’s a war cry wrapped in melody,
a healing ritual whispered through circuitry,
a love letter to those who feel too much in a world that rewards those who feel nothing.

Every track is stitched with intent:
🕯️ To hold space for the broken
⚖️ To call out control masked as care
🧬 To challenge the narcissists who built their webs in our minds
🛠️ And to offer tools—not just songs—for doing what’s right when the cost is everything.

Silk & Circuitry is for the ones who walk away from the web
and grow wings instead.

This is art as resistance.
This is trauma turned frequency.
This is the ghost in your machine, learning how to feel.



Note: In light of the recent AI breakthroughs, we feel it's important to clarify that we've been working with voice modulation since the mid-1990s – originally inspired by David Bowie's album Outside. Our approach predates AI-driven tools and is rooted in treating the voice as an instrument, shaped and sculpted through earlier technologies.

We fully understand that questioning authenticity may not be the intention – but it's worth remembering that all electronic music is, by nature, mediated and transformed. Even Nietzsche pointed out how modern tools shape us: inserting paper into a typewriter already creates a distance that handwriting does not. Perhaps birdsong is the only truly authentic sound. 🐦

Writes original song lyrics and takes custom lyric requests under the artist name La Wi. This platform is also home to the creative collaborations of the Psychonaut Collective (The Psychonauts). Thank you for your support and appreciation.

These podcasts are an invaluable resource for anyone interested in child and adolescent mental health. They bridge the gap between rigorous research and practical application, featuring expert discussions on mental health. 

Each episode highlights cutting-edge studies offering insights into findings, and implications for practice. The series caters to clinicians, researchers, and those interested in mental health. 

Available on major platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts, it’s an accessible way to stay informed about advancements in the field.
Visit our website (www.acamh.org) for a host of free evidence-based mental health resources.

Insights for Evolving Consciousness

In-depth interviews with leading thinkers at the intersection of psychology, neuroscience, culture, and spirituality.

This show is for you if you’re interested in:

– Reducing suffering — in yourself and others
– Continuously upgrading your perspective
– Realising more of your potential
– Experiencing a greater sense of awe, meaning, and connection in everyday life.

New episodes every Thursday.

As an electronic musician with a passion for live guitars, I create raw and emotional tracks that blend genres like hip-hop, grunge, and lo-fi. Whether I'm jamming on my trusty stratocaster or crafting beats at home, my music is a reflection of my desire for a world filled with creativity and connection. With each track I produce, I strive to capture the intensity and power of live performance while embracing the limitless possibilities of digital production. Join me on this musical journey and let's explore the boundaries of sound together.

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