In the current, politically charged climate of xenophobia, fear and prejudice towards immigrants and asylum seekers we discuss refugee mental health with psychiatrist and professor Dr. Cornelilus Katona, who holds multiple accolades and roles including medial and research director at the Helen Bamber Foundation, a human rights charity. We use Dr. Katona’s experience and knowledge to understand the lingo of refugee mental health, the psychological effect of detainment on asylum seekers, and the vicarious suffering of doctors and professionals who care for this vulnerable group.

*Trigger Warning* We discuss difficult topics like torture, human trafficking and moral injury. If these are difficult topics for you please check out one of our other episodes.

Special thanks to Dr. Sheharyaar Azeem and Dr. Ali Manghi for their help with research for this episode.

Tracklist-
Scalpel, Hania Rani – Escape (Hania Rani Remix)
Nitin Sawhney – Down the Road
Hidden Orchestra – Flight

About the host
Dr. Hassan Mallick, is a London-based psychiatrist, broadcaster and electronic musician. They use creative social awareness projects to upholds the ideals of social justice, equality and the right to live a life free from suffering.

About Nirvana Principle Show
We hope to serve our community and society through the Nirvana Principle Show: challenging misconceptions and stereotypes that exist about mental health and bringing about healthy discussions.

Nirvana Principle Show Season 2

Refugee Mental Health with Dr.Cornelius Katona

Refugee Mental Health with Prof. Cornelius Katona [Melodic Distraction Radio, Liverpool]

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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

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

In this episode, we explore the profound impact of trauma through personal stories shared by everyday individuals. Listeners will hear firsthand accounts of various traumatic experiences and the emotional challenges that followed. The episode highlights different coping mechanisms and paths to healing, emphasizing the importance of community support and self-care. Join us for a genuine and heartfelt conversation that aims to inspire and uplift anyone grappling with their own experiences of trauma.

Trauma And The Effects

This episode of Diversity Dialogues, a production of the NYS Court System's Office of Diversity and Inclusion, is a story of two young people from Poland who met in a displaced persons camp after World War II, found a way to emigrate to America, built a successful business, and raised two daughters who carry their memories, and to some extent, their trauma. 

One of those daughters is Joan Levenson, principal law clerk to the Hon. Deborah Kaplan and counsel to the New York State Judicial Committee on Elder Justice.

Transcript: https://ww2.nycourts.gov/sites/default/files/document/files/2025-01/Joan%20Levenson%20FINAL_0.pdf

Promoting Diversity in the Courts: Joan Levenson

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.

Greetings, this podcast started with two friends deciding that it was time for a new voice. We welcome everyone to join in discussion, as we continue to Drop Joules.

Original Soundscapes x Curated Collections x Psychology Talks

The "Amici" podcast series was created to share information and insight from New York's judges and the Unified Court System with constituents, stakeholders and anyone else who might have an interest in these topics.

New tracks tagged #TraumaAwareness