Resilient Butterfly

Pam Feinberg-Rivkin
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Resilient Butterfly is a heartfelt podcast dedicated to celebrating the strength of survivors and the extraordinary power of transformation, healing, and growth. Hosted by Pam Feinberg-Rivkin—a seasoned nurse, founder of Feinberg Consulting, and compassionate advocate with decades of experience—this podcast dives deep into life's messiest challenges: relationships, family dynamics, mental health, addiction, and more. Each episode features inspiring stories of resilience, expert insights, and meaningful conversations that remind us we are not perfect—nor are we meant to be. Pam invites you to explore the journeys of those who have faced life's darkest moments and emerged with newfound hope, dignity, and purpose. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, validation, or tools to navigate your own path, Resilient Butterfly offers a space for connection and empowerment. Together, let’s embrace the mess, honor the struggle, and celebrate the breakthroughs. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform, and join a community that believes in grace, hope, and the indomitable human spirit.

  1. 4 天前

    Ep. 30 - How Do You Survive and Still Choose Gratitude

    What does survival really look like when the world you knew is gone? Pam Feinberg-Rivkin sits with Dr. Jenny Frumer and Carol Weinstein to honor the life of Carol’s father, Joe Rubenfeld, who survived eight concentration camps, including Auschwitz, after being separated from his family at just 11 years old. Carol shares the pieces of her father’s story that he was able to tell, the mysterious words he repeated every day to stay alive, and the unexpected reunion that eventually brought him to family in New York. The conversation moves gently through the realities that followed liberation. Nightmares that echoed for decades. A return to Auschwitz later in life that finally quieted those dreams. A man who carried survivor’s guilt yet chose to live with generosity, faith, and forgiveness. From becoming the beloved candy man at temple to teaching his children to always say thank you, Joe’s resilience shaped generations. Dr. Jenny Frumer reflects on intergenerational trauma, the strength of second and third generation families, and the mission of the Holocaust Learning Experience to bring stories of courage and moral clarity into classrooms across the country. Together, the conversation honors both vulnerability and resilience, and the responsibility we carry to remember, to teach, and to keep these stories alive. Contact Pam Feinberg-Rivkin: Facebook: @FeinbergCare Instagram: @FeinbergCare LinkedIn: Feinberg Consulting Inc YouTube: @FeinbergConsulting8059

    51 分鐘

  2. 2月24日

    Ep. 29 - What Is EMDR And How Does It Actually Help Heal Trauma

    Trauma does not always come from one clear moment. Sometimes it lives in layers, in patterns that repeat, in reactions that feel bigger than the present moment. Host Pam Feinberg-Rivkin sits down with therapist Brian Gong to talk through what EMDR really is, how it works beyond talk therapy, and why insight alone is not always enough to create change. Brian shares what drew him into therapy, how he found EMDR, and what he has seen over more than a decade of working with both big T and little t trauma. They explore how memories get stuck in the nervous system, why people can feel triggered without knowing exactly why, and how EMDR helps process experiences in a way that feels deeper and more complete. The conversation also touches on EMDR intensives, virtual versus in person work, trauma in addiction recovery, and Brian’s experience providing EMDR support after the Parkland school shooting. Throughout, the focus stays human and grounded, honoring the messy and often uncomfortable process of healing while holding space for hope, relief, and real change. Contact Pam Feinberg-Rivkin: Facebook: @FeinbergCare Instagram: @FeinbergCare LinkedIn: Feinberg Consulting Inc YouTube: @FeinbergConsulting8059

    47 分鐘

  3. 2月10日

    Ep. 28 - How Interventions Really Work Behind the Scenes

    Candy Finnigan joins host Pam Feinberg-Rivkin for a deeply honest conversation about recovery, intervention, and the moments that quietly change everything. Candy shares the personal turning point that led her into sobriety, long before her life appeared to be falling apart on the outside, and reflects on how one family member’s refusal to look away altered the course of her marriage, motherhood, and future. As the conversation unfolds, Candy talks about nearly four decades of recovery, her path into intervention work, and the spiritual grounding that guides her when families reach out in crisis. Together, she and Pam explore the reality behind televised interventions, what never makes it on screen, and why trust, truth, and timing matter more than dramatic moments. The discussion weaves through music, loss, service, and long-term sobriety, offering a compassionate look at recovery as a lived experience shaped by connection, accountability, and hope. Contact Pam Feinberg-Rivkin: Facebook: @FeinbergCare Instagram: @FeinbergCare LinkedIn: Feinberg Consulting Inc YouTube: @FeinbergConsulting8059

    49 分鐘

  4. 1月27日

    Ep. 27 - How a Shared Vision Turned Recovery Into Purpose and Partnership

    This conversation opens up the story behind a long-standing partnership built on advocacy, recovery, and a belief that healing is never one size fits all. Host Pam Feinberg-Rivkin sits down with her business partner and friend, Steve Feldman, to reflect on how their work grew from early consulting roots into a nationwide model grounded in care coordination, integrity, and resilience. They talk honestly about long-term recovery, family impact, and what it means to turn personal struggle into meaningful service. The discussion moves through moments of synchronicity, leadership through health challenges, and navigating major industry shifts and COVID without losing clarity or values. Throughout, there is a steady reminder that healing involves mind, body, community, and curiosity about what else is possible. The heart of the conversation comes back to resilience as the ability to bounce back, learn from the past without being defined by it, and move forward with vision, compassion, and hope. Contact Pam Feinberg-Rivkin: Facebook: @FeinbergCare Instagram: @FeinbergCare LinkedIn: Feinberg Consulting Inc YouTube: @FeinbergConsulting8059

    17 分鐘

  5. 1月13日

    Ep. 26 - Healing Trauma With Grace - Dr. Lori Leyden on Resilience, Compassion, and Global Healing

    In this powerful episode of Resilient Butterfly, host Pam Feinberg-Rivkin sits down with Dr. Lori Leyden, PhD, to explore a deeply personal and transformative journey of healing trauma through compassion, presence, and grace. Dr. Leyden shares how her own childhood trauma, near death experience, and lifelong spiritual inquiry led her to develop a trauma healing approach now used around the world. Together, they discuss her humanitarian work in Rwanda following the genocide, her decades of service with survivors of mass violence including Sandy Hook and Parkland, and her ongoing work with refugee and war affected communities. Dr. Leyden explains the Grace Process and the Embodying Grace Heart Map, a framework rooted in heart brain body coherence, somatic healing, forgiveness, and resilience. This conversation offers profound insight into how healing ourselves becomes a pathway to healing others, and how even the greatest human tragedies can give rise to connection, meaning, and hope. Contact Pam Feinberg-Rivkin: Facebook: @FeinbergCare Instagram: @FeinbergCare LinkedIn: Feinberg Consulting Inc YouTube: @FeinbergConsulting8059

    48 分鐘

  6. 2025/12/30

    Ep. 25 - Exploring Trauma Healing Through Psychedelic Assisted Therapy With Dr. Chantel Thomas

    In this episode of Resilient Butterfly, we explore resilience, healing, and the many pathways available for trauma recovery. We believe there is more than one way to heal, and this conversation is about expanding possibility rather than endorsing any single approach. Host Pam Feinberg Rivkin sits down with Dr. Chantel Thomas to discuss her personal journey into trauma, addiction, and recovery work. Dr. Thomas shares how her family background in medicine, early experiences in residential treatment environments, and deep respect for sensitive nervous systems shaped her path into clinical psychology and health psychology. Together, we explore psychedelic assisted therapies including psilocybin, MDMA assisted therapy, and ketamine assisted psychotherapy. Dr. Thomas explains how these approaches are being studied, what is currently FDA approved, and why preparation, screening, informed consent, and a strong therapeutic container are essential for safety and ethical care. The conversation also addresses trauma, PTSD, addiction, recovery, and the importance of patient empowerment, agency, and choice. We discuss the differences between infusion clinics and therapy-based models, the risks of misuse, and how these tools may support healing when used responsibly and with professional guidance. This episode invites listeners to stay curious, ask questions, and do their own research while honoring the resilience and creativity that exist in every healing journey. Contact Pam Feinberg-Rivkin: Facebook: @FeinbergCare Instagram: @FeinbergCare LinkedIn: Feinberg Consulting Inc YouTube: @FeinbergConsulting8059

    45 分鐘

  7. 2025/12/16

    Ep. 24 - How Trauma Shapes Us and How We Heal with Ryan Soave

    In this episode of Resilient Butterfly, we sit down with trauma therapist Ryan Soave to explore how trauma shows up in our lives, even when we do not recognize it. We talk about the difference between stress and trauma, why childhood patterns follow us into adulthood, and how recovery often begins with understanding rather than blame. Ryan shares how his own healing led him into this work and why emotional vulnerability matters, especially for men who have been taught to hide it. We also talk about why relapse is often tied to unresolved trauma, how treatment needs to be based on individual needs rather than a preset timeline, and why spirituality and creativity play such powerful roles in long term healing. Ryan opens up about the transformations he has witnessed over the years and how people can move from deep pain into lives filled with meaning, family, connection, and service. Whether you are navigating your own healing or supporting someone you love, this conversation offers grounded insight, compassion, and hope. Contact Pam Feinberg-Rivkin: Facebook: @FeinbergCare Instagram: @FeinbergCare LinkedIn: Feinberg Consulting Inc YouTube: @FeinbergConsulting8059

    39 分鐘

  8. 2025/12/02

    Ep. 23 - Tricia Youngs on Healing Trauma and Reclaiming a Shattered Heart

    Join Resilient Butterfly host Pam Feinberg-Rivkin as she sits down with licensed mental health counselor and author Tricia Youngs to explore what it truly takes to heal from complex trauma. Tricia shares the story behind her book Rescued, her early recovery journey, the turning points that shaped her resilience, and the deep emotional work that led her to help others heal. She explains the hidden roots of love addiction, the impact of early neglect on adult relationships, and the powerful role of boundaries, somatic tools, and community support in creating lasting change. This episode offers practical steps anyone can begin today while reminding listeners that even a shattered heart can heal. Listen now and begin your own rescue. Contact Pam Feinberg-Rivkin: Facebook: @FeinbergCare Instagram: @FeinbergCare LinkedIn: Feinberg Consulting Inc YouTube: @FeinbergConsulting8059

    50 分鐘
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簡介

Resilient Butterfly is a heartfelt podcast dedicated to celebrating the strength of survivors and the extraordinary power of transformation, healing, and growth. Hosted by Pam Feinberg-Rivkin—a seasoned nurse, founder of Feinberg Consulting, and compassionate advocate with decades of experience—this podcast dives deep into life's messiest challenges: relationships, family dynamics, mental health, addiction, and more. Each episode features inspiring stories of resilience, expert insights, and meaningful conversations that remind us we are not perfect—nor are we meant to be. Pam invites you to explore the journeys of those who have faced life's darkest moments and emerged with newfound hope, dignity, and purpose. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, validation, or tools to navigate your own path, Resilient Butterfly offers a space for connection and empowerment. Together, let’s embrace the mess, honor the struggle, and celebrate the breakthroughs. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform, and join a community that believes in grace, hope, and the indomitable human spirit.

資訊

  • 創作者
    Pam Feinberg-Rivkin
  • 活躍年代
    2025年 - 2026年
  • 集數
    31
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 版權
    © 2026 Resilient Butterfly
  • 節目網站
    Resilient Butterfly