Brianna Dehn is both physically and mentally strong. Brianna had to deal with a lot of problems as a child. She watched her mother struggle with Mental Health and her brother grapple with his disability; it all got to be too much. Brianna herself experienced a severe accident where in her words, she should not have survived but felt her grandmother's embrace when the accident occurred. Having survived the crash, which should have left her paralysed and months of therapy, Brianna could walk and do much more. What doesn't kill us makes us stronger, says a proverb.

Brianna believed she survived that terrible accident to help others who have faced similar experiences and is working with a business coach. She has been working on understanding her calling, as she desires to help women. Brianna believes doing so will help her create the life she wants; she also wants to spend more time with her family. Brianna wants to help new podcasters get started quickly. To enable them to do so, Brianna has designed a course which makes it easier for them to start telling their stories.

Brianna and Verna are having a conversation. Brianna Dehn will tell you about how she got where she is today. You'll find out what your superpower is and use it to win.

• The importance of having faith
• The significance of don't give up
• The importance of forgiveness
• The importance of being grateful
• How important of checking mental health
• The importance of resiliency

It is vital to be both physically and mentally strong. Hear how Brianna chooses to keep going despite uncertainty and significant challenges in life.

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How are you going to survive your most painful childhood?

We've all had our fair share of difficulties, but our experiences have all been unique. Bobbi Parish, my guest today, is an author and the founder of the International Association of Trauma Recovery Coaching. This talk is about how to get through hard times, heal from trauma, and build a spiritual life that supports your beliefs.

Bobbi Parish grew up in a home where her mother gave her father as a sexual partner because she didn't want to be with him. So for eight years, she stood in as his wife. She had mental health problems for many years, went in and out of psychiatric wards, was homeless and disabled, and her family disowned her. There was also a lot of religious pain.

Bobbi went to graduate school to become a counsellor but was told she had nothing to offer in counselling. Nevertheless, Bobbi did not allow the negative attitude of a lecturer to put her on purpose.

In 1999, Bobbi wrote a book about how to make your sacred text help your spiritual life, which paved the way for her to offer something different for trauma survivors. In 2017 she started the International Association of Trauma Recovery Coaching and taught others who had been through trauma how to become Certified Trauma Recovery Coaches. Today, Bobbi and her team have trained more than 500 coaches who they hope will help other people who have been through trauma build lives they love.

Bobbi's story shows us that we should never allow anyone to stop us from pursuing our purpose. Stay on course and follow your dreams because only you can tell of your experiences to help someone else.

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What makes you Unstoppable? Are you a businesswoman, corporate leader, employee, leader, etc.? In what way do you deal with your failure?

In this episode, Verna will share thoughts about what makes people Unstoppable with her guest Victoria Pelletier. In addition to being a best-selling author, she is a sought-after keynote speaker, corporate executive, board director, entrepreneur, and, according to LinkedIn, the world's number one social seller/public brand for her F500 employers.

Resilience can be developed by overcoming hardship and trauma. At a young age, Victoria has always been driven, which has served her well in her corporate executive, mentor, and leadership roles, all of which have contributed to her reputation for being unstoppable.

In this The unstoppable episode, you will learn;

• The importance of knowing you're why
• The power of choices
• The significance of resilience
• How self-awareness is important
• How crucial is managing people in business
• How significant to learn people
• Understanding the failure
• How do you handle rejection
• Embrace insecurity
• How God loves you
• To know your purpose in life
• The importance of seeing your self worth
• The importance of loving yourself
• The true definition of success
• How love truly matters
• The significance of no excuses
• The importance of surrounding yourself with the right people

You are significantly In control, ownership of your life is yours, and be unstoppable!

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Did you know that the EFT can help you overcome stress and enjoy greater emotional freedom?

This latest episode of Verna Haywood, with brave soul Ann Hince. A little background of Ann. When she was 19, she woke up to find her mother dead in our bathroom, face down. Twenty years later, the tears from that trauma were still just below the surface. She believes that We tell ourselves we shouldn't feel what we feel because we believe what society tells us to be true. She has learned that the secret to happiness lies in discovering and accepting one's truth or feelings. Ann has trained her mind to the point where she can feel what's happening inside her body and release physical tension stored in her connective tissue. She has x-rays that show how this inner work has changed her body, such as how the alignment of her eye sockets has changed, her neck is now straight, her lower jaw is now in the middle, and her tooth roots are growing. At 55, she has also grown half an inch.

Ann wants us all to know that we have this incredible power inside us; we need to take practices we may already be doing to the next level.

In this episode, Verna and Ann talk about;

• The importance of not stopping to find the answer
• Ho to overcome trauma as a child
• The significance of not being a victim mentality
• How are you going to change other people’s lives based on your experience
• How taking responsibility finds your way to healing
• How EFT is powerful
• How EFT connected to awareness
• How important is it to take responsibility
• The significance of having a choice
• Techniques how to release personal freedom and anxiety

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Do you love Yoga? Do you do Yoga?

How Yoga helps you to heal yourself from trauma recovery?

In this recent episode of Verna’s, together with Anissa Hudak! We'll hear from Anissa Hudak today about how Yoga Therapy can help with trauma recovery and how it differs from other approaches. I would also appreciate it if she shed some light on why she thinks the root of our problems is in our muscles and bone.

PTSD/Trauma and the military have shaped her life. She was married to an active duty member (Iraq/Afghanistan Veteran) for nearly 20 years. She volunteered at Fort Riley's Warrior Transition Battalion for three years, offering yoga, meditation, and other holistic treatments to soldiers, family members, and employees. After observing others struggle and experiencing trauma/PTSD. She created Trauma Healing Yoga Therapy. As the inventor of the Trauma Healing Yoga Therapy Program, Anissa guides individuals in using effective, science-based yoga therapy and other holistic practices for the management/healing of PTSD and trauma symptoms.

You will learn

• The difference between Yoga therapy and other modalities
• the difference between yoga and yoga therapy?
• Discover how yoga therapy will help.
• What is the importance of taking to see results?
• What is the importance of this done in a class setting or a one-on-one session?
• What is the significance of your doing with classes?
• The cost of yoga therapy
• The discovery of training and credentials in Yoga therapy
• Definition of PTSD

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What is your purpose?

Our destiny is to comprehend our purpose and step into it to obtain our healing. When we walk in our life goals, Verna will ask Christina to help us through the process of receiving our healing.

In this episode, Verna interviewed Christina Foxwell. The Author of The Glass Angel: A guide to freedom, peace. Christina E. Foxwell devotes her life to helping others find and follow their passions, transform their lives and grow into the people they were always meant to be. Her life’s journey began in Port Elizabeth, South Africa and ultimately landed her in Sydney, Australia. Her road to where she is now was paved with hardships and turmoil. She experienced domestic violence, PTSD, and divorce before she found a path to healing and building a life of gratitude, forgiveness, and love. Currently, she runs a practice called Ignite Purpose, where she has the privilege of guiding others on their life-changing journeys. In addition to her work, she also has many other passions. They include painting, writing, teaching, coaching, and spending time with her family. Her most essential Roles are wife, mother, daughter, and grandmother.

In this, you will learn:

• Discovery of healing
• The significance of healing
• The significance of forgiveness
• How to guide other people's lives
• The significance of transformation
• How to build gratitude, forgiveness
• The importance of following their passion
• The importance of self-worth
• The value of loving yourself first
• The importance of begging boundaries
• The power of love

I hope you get nuggets from the story of Christina Foxwell; her authenticity and vulnerability bring how Verna wanted to bring guests into her show and be an instrument of taking power back to men and women who were victims of domestic violence.

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How confident are you? Ever since, have you experienced Impostor syndrome? How do you regain your confidence?

Verna Haywood came from a traumatic experience in her childhood. Based on her experience in life, she became a voice and advocate for women's empowerment, self-love, and increased confidence. In this episode, Janelle, a member of the Speaker sisterhood, is Verna's guest. Janelle Anderson helps women understand who they are and what they do. She's passionate about helping women remove erroneous narratives that keep them back.

Janelle was drugged and raped in college, sex trafficked in her twenties, and married a narcissist for six years. She now helps women become courageously confident. 30 years of shame for Janelle. She felt useless. She was discreet. Janelle realised in her 50s that her past was holding her back from her future. She recovered and became a confident woman with a mission.

Her goal is to make women feel strong and beautiful. Global impact They can discard false myths that make them play small and step forward without apologies, reluctance, or lowering their skills.

Janelle is an inspiring storyteller. She's a natural teacher who delivers easy-to-do activities. Her candour and sincerity touch her audience's hearts. Her audience is empowered, motivated, and confident.

In this episode, you will learn.

• How to Be the Star of Your Own Story
• Use Stories to Amplify the Impact of Your Message
• Overcome Stage Fright & Own the Room Instead
• How to Access Your Inner Wonder Woman
• Master Your Magnetic Message
• How to become more confident
• Biggest challenges women face when it comes to being confident
• Overcome women challenges
• Ways that women can create fearless confidence
• Why do women have impostor syndrome

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What are your experiences in life? How do you cope with these experiences?

Abuse can be a nightmare for everyone. It can cause trauma, triggers, pain and sorrow. In Verna’s latest episode, she interviewed Diana about how she experienced abuse and overcame it.

She is a Life, Mental Fitness, Health, Relationship & Insight Coach. She is also an EFT, TFT, NLP & Ho'oponopono Practitioner. Recently Diana was certified as a meditation teacher as well. Diana lives in Surrey, United Kingdom, but is Dutch. Through meditations, workshops, courses, and especially 1:1 coaching, consulting & mentoring sessions, Diana aims to support the growth of unconditional love in everyone she connects with. Diana is a lifelong student interested in meditation, mindfulness, spiritual self-care, psychology, health & healing.

In this vulnerable yet brave episode, you will learn.

• How can love conquer everything?
• The importance of awareness
• The significance of openness
• How to spot red flags
• The importance of planting seeds
• The significance of nurturing
• The importance of doing due diligence for someone
• The proper response to negativity
• Know your boundaries
• The importance of not expecting too much

I hope you learn something new about how vulnerability is acceptable and how exposure can help others stand up for themselves and take action against it.

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