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Hosted by Helen Billows · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 13 episodes
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Access the brain of a booked-out trauma therapist. Most trauma content tells you what's wrong. The Trauma Nerd shows you what to actually do about it. Get hot takes from a consultation room that's seen over 7,000 trauma therapy sessions. Hosted by Helen Billows, a registered psychologist, EMDRAA-accredited EMDR consultant, and one of a handful of clinicians who help train EMDR therapists across Australia. Expect clinical honesty, zero shortcuts, and a host who thinks she's funnier than she actually is. New episodes fortnightly.
Helen Billows hosts The Trauma Nerd, a health show with 13 episodes published.
Ever wondered what a trauma therapist actually learns after 7,000 sessions? Not the textbook stuff. The stuff that surprises even us. Like the fact that 90% of what I treat isn't what you'd picture. It's not the big, ste
When something hurts, the instinct is obvious: aim for the opposite. Feel worthless? Aim for worthy. Can't trust anyone? Commit to trusting everyone. It sounds like progress; like the right step forward. In this episode
You're probably pretty good at the soft stuff. The kindness, the compassion, the not being too hard on yourself. Good. Keep doing that. But that's only half of good parenting. The other half has a fire to it, and most of
You pull over, hands shaking, absolutely raging. How dare they. What is wrong with that person. You're furious. Except you're not, really. Underneath that rage is something far more vulnerable, and your body knows it bef
You judge yourself for being judgy. Then you judge yourself for judging your judgeme—ok, we're already exhausted. In this episode Helen discusses how judgements are relevant to trauma work, and how to figure out what you
“You might feel worse before you feel better”. It sounds like a disclaimer, a therapist butt-covering exercise if you will. I used to think so too. But after many years of doing trauma and EMDR therapy, I have learned th
You don't have to be a perfect parent. But there is one thing that makes an enormous difference to what your child thinks about themselves, and it's not whether you lose your temper. It's what you do after. Young childre
You've had the insight. Someone laid out a completely airtight case for why the belief you hold about yourself is wrong. You saw it, you agreed, it made total sense. And then absolutely nothing changed. This is not a you
Do you have a chronic case of the guilts? You're probably carrying more than your share. Most people assume responsibility is simple: either it's your fault or it isn't. But that binary rarely gets you to the truth. It d
You've heard it. You've probably said it. "I didn't mean it like that." And maybe that's true. But it doesn't matter as much as you think it does. This episode unpacks one of the most common damaging patterns in relation
You've seen it everywhere. On social media, in the comments, maybe even from people who should probably know better. "Hurt people hurt people." The intention behind it isn't wrong, but somewhere along the way it became a
You've heard of EMDR. Maybe your therapist mentioned it, maybe you're on a waitlist for it, maybe you keep seeing it online and wondering if it's actually legit or another wellness trend with good branding. This episode
Some people knit. Helen reads trauma research for funsies. And now you get the good bits, without spending your nights googling. The Trauma Nerd is where evidence-based psychology meets the real experience of trauma, EMD
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