The AMPcast with Aliza Marie Prokop

Aliza Marie Prokop

Trauma isn’t a buzzword—it’s real, and for many, it resurfaces in everyday life. This podcast creates space to validate lived experiences, explore the impact of trauma, and walk alongside those navigating it. Through honest conversation and compassion, the goal is simple: help people feel seen, understood, and less alone.

  1. Jul 14

    Episode 28-When Healing Feels Impossible: Finding Hope with Julie Ann Rose

    Content Note: This episode contains discussions that some listeners may find difficult — if you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out at 988LifeLine.org What happens when the person who should protect you most becomes the source of your deepest wounds? In this episode, Aliza sits down with Julie Ann Rose, who survived a childhood marked by unimaginable trauma and exploitation at the hands of her own father, experiences that followed her long after she escaped her home. Yet through faith, community, and remarkable resilience, she went on to become a licensed therapist and author of Sold, her true story of survival. Her life is living proof that the very wounds meant to destroy can become the foundation from which we help others heal.  Resources:  ●     Sold: The True Story of a Young Girl Trafficked in A Small Montana Town by Julie Ann Rose  ●     Surprise Me, God by Julie Ann Rose ●     Restoring the Heart Ministries ●     JulieAnnRose.com  ●     In the Wildflowers Counseling Program ●     988LifeLine.org  ●     AMP Counseling ●     Follow Aliza on: ○     Facebook ○     Instagram ○     TikTok ○     LinkedIn Hashtags:#TheAMPcast #AlizaProkop #ChristianRadio #Christian #Exploitation # Abandonment #Abuse #Trafficking #Abortion #Faith #Healing #Trauma #Therapy #Counseling #Podcast #Podcasting #PodcastCommunity #PFCAudioVideo

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Trauma isn’t a buzzword—it’s real, and for many, it resurfaces in everyday life. This podcast creates space to validate lived experiences, explore the impact of trauma, and walk alongside those navigating it. Through honest conversation and compassion, the goal is simple: help people feel seen, understood, and less alone.

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