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From Trauma to CEO is where ambitious, high-functioning women learn to turn survival wisdom into conscious leadership. Hosted by trauma-informed psychologist Dr. Farya Barlas, this podcast goes beneath “mindset” and into the nervous system, identity, and lived experiences that quietly shape how you work, lead, and succeed. Each episode unpacks the real psychology of high achievement, how your hardest seasons forged your brilliance, how old survival codes still run the show, and what it looks like to expand into a version of success that no longer costs you your wellbeing. Farya’s work is known for changing people at the level that endures, her clients carry her voice for years, making calm, powerful decisions that honour both their ambition and their nervous system. If you’re ready to understand why you are the way you are, and grow into a CEO of your own life with your soul, not your survival system, leading the way, this is where it begins.
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We all know the story we're supposed to tell about success. You hit the number, you celebrate, you build on the momentum. So when the opposite happens, when the best month of your business leaves you flat, exposed, or cr
There's a visibility challenge sweeping the internet. It has made its creator around six million dollars, and it asks one simple thing: film yourself, every day, and post it. In this episode, chartered psychologist Farya
There is a version of success that looks completely put together from the outside and is held up entirely by pressure on the inside. In this episode, Farya is joined by Ashley McDonald, therapist, speaker, and host of Sh
We're told to keep it professional. Leave your personal life at the door. Don't let what's happening at home bleed into the business. And we repeat it like it's obvious, without ever asking whether it's even true. In thi
There is a particular kind of success that looks extraordinary from the outside. Book deals, national television, Oprah, Forbes, a growing audience, an expanding business. And underneath — grief, medical crisis, a death
After 23 years of clinical practice across seven therapeutic modalities, Farya shares what she has not said publicly before, the personal story of her own disillusionment with individual modalities, and what she discover
The advice has been everywhere for years. Charge your worth. Know your value. Just raise your prices. And for a certain kind of individual, capable, intelligent, already successful on paper, none of it lands. The pricing
Visibility is often sold as a strategy, the right pitch, the right platform, the right followers. But underneath every visible business is a person deciding whether it’s safe to be seen. In this episode, Farya is joined
We hear these self-development concepts everywhere, burnout, boundaries, self-care, work-life balance. And we adopt them as universal truths without ever asking: does this actually apply to me? In this episode, Farya cha
In this episode, Farya shares the full story of why she built The Method. After training across eight therapeutic modalities and over two decades in clinical practice, she kept seeing the same gap: healing alone didn’t l
What happens when reinvention isn’t a branding decision, but a survival strategy? In this episode, I sit down with my dear friend Tracy Matthews to explore what it really takes to evolve when your identity has been built
In this episode, Farya explores why many high performers feel stuck despite doing everything the personal development world recommends. Through the story of a successful entrepreneur, she reveals how what looks like proc
Identity work is everywhere. But what if the identity that helped you succeed is now the very thing limiting your growth? In this episode, Farya explores why many high performers feel stuck despite doing the “right” mind
Nervous system regulation has become one of the most talked-about tools in high-performance spaces. But what if you can be deeply regulated and still capped at the same level of success you’ve already outgrown? In this e
In this episode, Farya sits down with licensed psychologist and coach Anna Holtzman to explore something most people think is a marketing issue, but rarely is. They talk about: Why being visible can feel threatening even
In this episode, Farya discusses a pattern she has observed over 23 years of working with high-performing individuals: the quiet strain carried by people who appear the most steady on the outside. Through client stories,
In this conversation, Farya sits down with her close friend Renee Bowen to explore what actually happens under the surface when women are ready to expand, but their nervous system hasn’t caught up yet. They talk about: W
In the last episode, Farya talked about the moment where success stops holding you the way it used to — when rest feels strange, work feels flat, and slowing down feels more unsettling than staying busy. In this final pa
In this episode, Farya talks about what’s actually happening when success is achieved and why slowing down can feel more uncomfortable than pushing. You’ll hear why: Rest can feel unsettling instead of nourishing Letting
Most people assume that relentless drive comes from passion, discipline, or extraordinary willpower. But what if that forward motion isn’t a choice at all? In this episode, Farya looks closely at a kind of success that d
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