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I used to have a different name. Before the adoption. Before the memories blurred. Before survival became a priority. That name was Christopher Robin. This podcast is what happens when you go back to find the person you used to be, question the person you could have been, and learn to accept the person you are.
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In this episode, we do a free roll and discuss how past trauma can affect you as an adult. We talk about the challenges this presents and how we deal with those challenges.
Show notesFor years, I never questioned why I didn’t have a father figure in my life… until I was forced to live with someone who constantly reminded me what a bad one looked like. This episode dives into: A family narrative built
Show notesIn this powerful episode of Searching for Christopher Robin, I’m joined by Dr. Christian Frazier, mental health specialist, speaker, and author of Happiness Triggers, to explore how childhood trauma shapes us long after
Show notesIn this special crossover episode, Searching for Christopher Robbin meets The Black Feather Intuitive for a powerful and deeply personal exploration of childhood trauma from two perspectives: lived experience and intuiti
Show notesEpisode 8: In this episode, we discuss the home that would become the "Childhood Home" of the fable. We briefly talk about how I got there, what is to come, and a recap of some of the stories from past episodes. We took
Show notesEpisode 7 steps back to reflect on the journey so far.After six deeply personal episodes, this recap revisits the key moments, environments, and experiences that shaped the early chapters of my story.From the earliest me
Show notesEpisode 6 takes place in The Green House, where two very different emotional worlds existed side by side. On one side were Miss V and Henry — gentle, warm, and nurturing. Their piano, her singing, and the smell of cookie
Show notesEpisode 5 takes us into The Yellow House, also known as the Phillips House — a home that left a lifelong mark. This is where I first became aware of my own mortality, and where fear took on a shape it still holds today.T
Show notesIn Episode 4, I revisit a period I refer to as “The White House,” a chapter of my childhood marked by the earliest signs of grooming, manipulation, and emotional confusion. This is where affection became a weapon, bounda
Show notesIn Episode 3 of Searching for Christopher Robbin, I revisit the earliest memories that stayed with me—the moments where childhood shifted, and life no longer felt stable or safe.This episode focuses on my first reliable
Show notesThis episode explores my childhood living with my grandparents and three aunts, a time that should have felt safe but was layered with confusion, instability, and emotional displacement.I also discuss a traumatic brain i
Show notesThis first episode of Searching for Christopher Robbin introduces who I am, why this podcast exists, and the story I’ve carried for most of my life.I am a survivor of childhood abuse—mental, physical, and sexual. The abu
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