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okay~ i added you so you don't have to figure it all out now~ lOL~ Blessings, Sabrina

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I too am thrilled that you have kindly offered to host a radio show for us. I am looking forward to hearing what you have to say and listening to you the insights of your listeners as well. I was wondering if you would be able to cover topics such as learning to trust again after domestic violence, as well as some of the healing cycle that naturally occurs after we have left a toxic relationship. - Nasrin (founder of dvmemorial.com)

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Hi DVMemorial, I'm excited to be one of the speakers for your new radio show. I've been working with trauma survivors for 25 yrs, and I think it would be great to present various ideas via the radio, and to offer a question-answer period for the listeners. Count me in! Kathy Broady LCSW www.AbuseConsultants.com www.SurvivorForum.com

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Lantern of Hope International Domestic Violence Memorial A Community-Based Art Therapy Project Through the partnership of A Window Between Words, Be A Voice Arts (BAVA), Adrian Fisher Design, Northeastern Consulting Group, LLC., International Domestic Violence Memorial (IDVM), community, artists, engineers, architects, and other professionals alike, a collaborative effort will be made to create a monument that would be dedicated to all of the victims and survivors of domestic violence. The International Domestic Violence Memorial project is committed to the prevention and elimination of sexual and domestic violence through: the creation of a community-based art project(s) which would utilize public spaces to raise awareness, provide education, and promote community resources to help eliminate the various forms of violence such as sexual, coercion and threats, intimidation, emotional abuse, isolation, minimizing, denying, blaming, use of children, privilege, economic abuse, and stalking.

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    Safety First - Recognizing and Leaving Domestic Violence (part 1)

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    Domestic Violence (DV) is a form of sexual and physical abuse that far too many adult women (or men) experience in their spousal / partner relationship. Many victims of domestic abuse do not even recognize that the level of trauma they are experiencing within their own home is actually considered Domestic Violence. However, like any victim of current-day abuse, it is important for these survivors to find safety. Kathy Broady LCSW is a trauma therapist from Dallas Texas with 25 yrs experience working with victims of abuse – child abuse survivors, sexual abuse survivors, dissociative trauma survivors, domestic violence survivors, PTSD survivors, etc. In collaboration with DVMemorial, Kathy will be presenting a series of shows about recognizing domestic violence, leaving abusive relationships, exploring the emotional difficulties that trap survivors in ongoing violence, addressing how dissociation and denial create additional complications, etc. Tonight’s episode is the first show in the series about Recognizing and Leaving Domestic Violence. Callers will be welcomed to join and encouraged to actively participate in the discussion. Your questions and comments will be addressed in the order received. For more information about Kathy Broady LCSW, or to contact her for therapeutic assistance, please go to www.AbuseConsultants.com, www.SurvivorForum.com, or http://discussingdissociation.wordpress.com .

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    What keeps you stuck in an Abusive Relationship?

    Once you recognize you are in an abusive relationship, what makes you stay stuck there? What keeps you from leaving that abusive relationship? Why is it so hard to walk out that door? This Week 2 discussion will focus on the emotional reasons that victims stay stuck in abusive relationships. We will explore patterns of thinking that make it hard to leave, emotions that make it hard to leave, learned coping skills that make it hard leave, etc. We’ll discuss fears, denial, hopelessness, shame, and guilt. Callers will be welcomed to join and encouraged to actively participate in the discussion. Your questions and comments will be addressed in the order received. Kathy Broady LCSW is a trauma therapist from Dallas Texas with 25 yrs experience working with victims of abuse – child abuse survivors, sexual abuse survivors, dissociative trauma survivors, domestic violence survivors, PTSD survivors, etc. In collaboration with DVMemorial, Kathy will present a series of shows about recognizing domestic violence, leaving abusive relationships, exploring the emotional difficulties that trap survivors in ongoing violence, addressing how dissociation and denial create complications, etc. For more information about Kathy Broady LCSW, or to contact her for therapeutic assistance, please go to www.AbuseConsultants.com, www.SurvivorForum.com, or http://discussingdissociation.wordpress.com .

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    Safety First - Recognizing and Leaving Domestic Violence (part 1)

    Domestic Violence (DV) is a form of sexual and physical abuse that far too many adult women (or men) experience in their spousal / partner relationship. Many victims of domestic abuse do not even recognize that the level of trauma they are experiencing within their own home is actually considered Domestic Violence. However, like any victim of current-day abuse, it is important for these survivors to find safety. Kathy Broady LCSW is a trauma therapist from Dallas Texas with 25 yrs experience working with victims of abuse – child abuse survivors, sexual abuse survivors, dissociative trauma survivors, domestic violence survivors, PTSD survivors, etc. In collaboration with DVMemorial, Kathy will be presenting a series of shows about recognizing domestic violence, leaving abusive relationships, exploring the emotional difficulties that trap survivors in ongoing violence, addressing how dissociation and denial create additional complications, etc. Tonight’s episode is the first show in the series about Recognizing and Leaving Domestic Violence. Callers will be welcomed to join and encouraged to actively participate in the discussion. Your questions and comments will be addressed in the order received. For more information about Kathy Broady LCSW, or to contact her for therapeutic assistance, please go to www.AbuseConsultants.com, www.SurvivorForum.com, or http://discussingdissociation.wordpress.com .

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    Life Unscripted: Special Guest Danielle Joy Linhart

    Special guests include bestselling author of From Deep Within, Danielle Joy Linhart and Co-Founder of the Domestic Violence Memorial. Danielle also writes for the Domestic Violence Column, Fly Away Home for the LadyBug Flights magazine. Danielle donates a portion of all proceeds to the loveisrespect National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline.

    This is an important story for every teen and everyone with a teen in their life, and the book not only warns but offers help. We are grateful to Danielle Joy Linhart for writing her story so other young girls may avoid such abuse.
    To buy online please visit dvmemorial.com

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    Color My Root Chakra


    (Due to technical difficulties, there is about a 1 minute pause at the beginning before it starts up again.) Cymry Mongan specializes in Chakra Balancing with Guided Imagery Meditations and Crystal Energy. Listen this month as she explains the function of the Root Chakra and how to ground your energy for optimal physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Cymry will also guide you through an imagery journey to cleanse and balance your Root Chakra. http://ColorMyChakras.com

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    Open Mic: Domestic Violence, behind the scenes of the Domestic Violence Memorial Project

    Established in early 2009, the International Domestic Violence Memorial Project was created to commemorate victims who have been tragically murdered as a result of domestic violence. We will also be having an open mic session for those who need to vent.

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    Goodbye, Hello My Feelings

    Nasrin* is a survivor of domestic abuse. She is a domestic violence advocate and is the founder of Domestic Violence Memorial. (dvmemorial.com)



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    We are looking for Artists, Musicians, Poetry, and Storytellers

    If you have experienced domestic violence and would like to have a place to freely express yourself, please let  us know. We are going to be hosting one hour shows dedicated to the freedom of self-expression and breaking the silence against domestic violence.



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