Unstolen Power: Beyond Coercive Control — Where Women and Men Learn to Embody Wholeness Together

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🎧 Tune in wherever you get your podcasts! Join us as we explore how to overcome toxic relational dynamics, coercive control, and intimate terror — one honest conversation at a time. Wild Daughters – Bailalobas (Barcelona) & Dijkstra Agency (Utrecht) cut through the most urgent and relevant topics of our time. We regularly sit down with international experts on coercive control, survivors, and professionals from the helping fields — bringing together insight, resilience, and the wisdom of the body. #WildDaughtersPodcast #Podcast #TraumaInformed #CoerciveControl #Embodiment #HealingJourney #WisdomOfTheBody #SomaticAwareness #SurvivorVoices #DomesticAbuseAwareness

Season 1

  1. Coercive control - Healing via Embodiment. Or how the wisdom of the body leads us back home

    Episode 1

    Coercive control - Healing via Embodiment. Or how the wisdom of the body leads us back home

    🎧 Podcast – “Unstolen Power” by Wild Daughters Welcome to Wild Daughters — a space where embodiment, psychology, and lived experience meet to reclaim wisdom from the body. In this episode, dance therapist Lila Nikol speaks with Kirsten Regtop from FABRIEK69 and Dr. Sietske Dijkstra — renowned researcher, author, and expert on trauma and relational safety. Together, they explore how the body holds and communicates the imprint of trauma — not only as a witness to what has happened, but as a living source of warning, wisdom, and deep healing. Through the lens of dance therapy, they unravel how movement can awaken the body’s innate intelligence, helping us return to trust, safety, and the quiet strength that has always been ours.

    33 min
  2. Coercive control Education - Recognizing Hidden Red Flags

    Episode 2

    Coercive control Education - Recognizing Hidden Red Flags

    Guest: Dr. Sietske Dijkstra, Intimate terror expert, Netherlands In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Sietske Dijkstra to talk about a form of abuse that often hides in plain sight — coercive control. What does it look like when control is emotional, psychological, or subtle rather than physical? How can we recognize early red flags — in relationships, families, workplaces, or communities — before harm escalates? Dr. Dijkstra brings decades of experience in trauma and education to help us understand how awareness and learning can protect and empower people. This is a grounded, compassionate conversation about seeing what’s often unseen — and how knowledge can become our strongest form of prevention.

    44 min
  3. Healing After Toxic Relationships and Narcissistic Abuse

    Episode 3

    Healing After Toxic Relationships and Narcissistic Abuse

    In this moving episode, we explore what it really means to reclaim your power after experiencing a toxic or narcissistic relationship. How do you start rebuilding trust — in yourself, in others, and in life again — when your sense of safety and worth has been shaken? And what does healing look like beyond the pain, the confusion, and the silence? Lila is a guest of the Spiritual magazine 8, where she dive into the psychological patterns of narcissistic abuse, the subtle forms of manipulation and control that often go unnoticed, and the ways we can gently return to our authentic selves. Healing After Toxic Relationships and Narcissistic Abuse is an episode about transformation — about learning that even when your confidence has been undermined or your voice has been silenced, your inner power was never truly lost. It was only waiting to be remembered.

    44 min
  4. How Jungian analysis and dream work can help you build healthy love relationship and follow your soul's desires

    Episode 4

    How Jungian analysis and dream work can help you build healthy love relationship and follow your soul's desires

    As we step into a fresh beginning in 2026, Unstolen Power 🎙️ returns with a powerful new episode exploring healing, embodiment, and conscious relationships. In this episode, I’m joined by David Pressault, a certified Jungian analyst with over 15 years of therapeutic experience and a former professional contemporary dancer. David brings a unique, integrative approach to healing—one that bridges depth psychology, embodied awareness, and relational insight. Together, we explore: 🌀 How to recognize and move through trauma bonds 💔 How negative emotional and relational patterns form in love—and how to break them ❤️ Healing relationship dynamics for women, men, non-binary, trans, and gender-diverse people 🧠 Integrating body, psyche, and conscious awareness for deeper, lasting change. This conversation invites you to look beneath the surface of your relationships and understand what’s been shaping your attachments, emotional reactions, and patterns of intimacy. We speak about healing not as something to “fix,” but as a process of awareness, embodiment, and reclaiming what was lost or given away. If you’re seeking healthier relationships, deeper self-understanding, and a more conscious connection to your inner power, this episode offers insight, compassion, and grounded guidance. 🎧 Listen, reflect, and reconnect with your Unstolen Power. ✨ Learn more about David here: 👉 https://www.davidpressault.com/ Find out more about his upcoming course: https://www.jungarchademy.com/catalog....

    1h 50m
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🎧 Tune in wherever you get your podcasts! Join us as we explore how to overcome toxic relational dynamics, coercive control, and intimate terror — one honest conversation at a time. Wild Daughters – Bailalobas (Barcelona) & Dijkstra Agency (Utrecht) cut through the most urgent and relevant topics of our time. We regularly sit down with international experts on coercive control, survivors, and professionals from the helping fields — bringing together insight, resilience, and the wisdom of the body. #WildDaughtersPodcast #Podcast #TraumaInformed #CoerciveControl #Embodiment #HealingJourney #WisdomOfTheBody #SomaticAwareness #SurvivorVoices #DomesticAbuseAwareness

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