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“The Traumatized Brain: Why You Can’t Just ‘Get Over It’”

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Podcast Topic: “The Traumatized Brain: Why You Can’t Just ‘Get Over It’”

Hosted by Jeannie Perez

If you’ve ever felt like your own brain is working against you—like you’re overreacting, shutting down, or spiraling even when things should feel safe—this episode is for you.

Today, we’re breaking down what trauma actually does to your brain. Because no, you're not crazy. You're not weak. You're not too sensitive.

Your brain is doing exactly what it was trained to do—to protect you. But what helped you survive… might now be the very thing holding you back from healing.

Let’s talk about it.”

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Live on - Instagram @yournotlonecommunity_

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[email protected]

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Breaking the Silence Together Podcast

Season1, Episode11 – NOW STREAMING

Listen to Our Podcast: Breaking the Silence Together

– Hosted by Jeannie Perez, Founder, You're Not lone

Podcast Topic: “The Traumatized Brain: Why You Can’t Just ‘Get Over It’”

Hosted by Jeannie Perez

If you’ve ever felt like your own brain is working against you—like you’re overreacting, shutting down, or spiraling even when things should feel safe—this episode is for you.

Today, we’re breaking down what trauma actually does to your brain. Because no, you're not crazy. You're not weak. You're not too sensitive.

Your brain is doing exactly what it was trained to do—to protect you. But what helped you survive… might now be the very thing holding you back from healing.

Let’s talk about it.”

New Episodes: Monday–Sunday at 6 PM EST

Live on - Instagram @yournotlonecommunity_

Facebook Jeannie Perez

Don’t Miss It:

Breaking the Silence Together Podcast is now streaming!

Available on:

Apple Apps

Apple Podcasts

iHeartRadio

Audible

Spotify

CTA:

Follow @youarenotlone_ for weekly mental health episodes

Contact Info:

www.yournotalone.online

24/7 Support Line: (866) 907‑4580

[email protected]

Support the show

  continue reading

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