True Crime Connections ~ Advocacy Podcast True Crime Connections

Ten years ago, Denise Dielwart faced the sudden loss of her husband, Maarten. This tragedy left her trapped in a cycle of depression, loneliness, and isolation. However, Denise didn’t follow the conventional 5 stages of grief. Instead, she developed a powerful alternative called the F.L.O.W. method. This approach encourages people to look within themselves for healing.
Denise’s personal journey of loss inspired her to create the F.L.O.W. method. Her story resonates with anyone who has experienced the pain of losing a loved one. Rather than a linear path, healing becomes a deeply personal journey. By embracing the principles of F.L.O.W. (Feeling, Letting Go, Overcoming, Whole), individuals can work through grief like lifting weights and exercising. It’s about pushing past the pain to achieve the future they desire.
How to contact:
https://www.facebook.com/flowgriefcoachingacademy/
https://www.flowgriefacademy.com/



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Natalie (NatNat) Bedard joins us this week to improve our understanding of the nervous system. She specializes in unravelling emotional blockages and reigniting intuitive connections. Daily stresses and past experiences can create obstacles that make it difficult to move forward. When facing grief and trauma, it's natural to feel trapped and stuck. Let her guide you in transforming your pain into healing using the power of emotional intelligence and introspection.

How to contact:
https://www.liftoneself.com/
https://www.liftoneself.com/podcast-1



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Victoria Danielle shares her story of growing up in a chaotic and abusive environment, experiencing trauma and abuse from a young age. She discusses the impact of witnessing violence and the subtle dynamics of emotional and verbal abuse. She opens up about her 10-year abusive marriage, the manipulation tactics used by her ex-husband, and the moment she realized she needed to leave for her safety.
Now as a coach, consultant, and speaker, she offers a raw, real narrative that inspires others to harness their inner power and rise above adversity. Join her and discover how every struggle is a chance to level up and redefine your life. She shares her plans for her podcast, Radical Regards, where she aims to inspire and uplift others through personal stories of transformation.


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Tune in and discover how to break free from the shackles of ‘never enough’ and embrace a life where you are more than your successes. Join us on a transformative journey with Leah Johnson, as she delves into the heart of perfectionism and the relentless pursuit of goals.

Leah, a seasoned campaign strategist, trauma survivor, and advocate for balanced motherhood, unveils the origins of our drive for constant achievement and the hidden costs that come with it. With over two decades in the political arena, Leah has battled the addiction to accomplishment and emerged with empowering strategies for self-advocacy that promise to infuse your life with purpose and joy.

How to contact: https://www.findingfantasticjoy.com/https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Fantastic-Joy-Building-Self-Advocacy/dp/1951692179

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In this conversation, Win Charles shares her personal story of being a survivor of abuse as a disabled individual. She discusses the abuse she experienced at the hands of a family member and the emotional and physical trauma she endured. Win emphasizes the importance of speaking up and seeking help when abuse occurs, and she encourages others to be vigilant in protecting disabled and elderly loved ones from abuse. She also highlights the need to break the stigma surrounding abuse and create a safer world for all.

How to contact: https://www.tiktok.com/@wincharles622

https://www.youtube.com/@WinCharles

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In this conversation, Shara Gabaldon discusses her experience surviving narcissistic abuse. Shara shares that she was married to her abuser for several years before being able to escape. We discuss the challenges of leaving an abusive relationship, the different forms of abuse, and the importance of healing and self-reflection. Shara emphasizes the need for education and awareness about narcissistic abuse and the importance of supporting survivors. The importance of finding freedom and safety, seeking therapy, and the power of sharing her story. Shara also talks about her book, 'The Power to Rise Above,' and the impact she hopes to make by educating and supporting others who have experienced domestic violence.

How to contact:
https://www.facebook.com/shara.gabaldon
https://www.instagram.com/mom_of_4_cuties/
https://www.amazon.com/Power-Rise-Above-Narcissistic-Understanding-ebook/dp/B0BV7G8TK2


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