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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Designed for those working cross-culturally and especially for anyone who lives in remote and hard-to-access areas (“the sticks,” “the bush,” “the countryside,” or however you might characterize it in your unique context). This podcast was created to help you understand the effects of crisis and trauma, and to guide you toward a healthier, more vibrant experience right where you are.
Unknown Host hosts Thriving in the Bush, a health show with 26 episodes published.
Host Katie Reid speaks with licensed counselor Allison Swaggerty about spiritual aspects of trauma recovery, including spiritual bypassing, forgiveness, and the practice of lament. They explore how honesty, presence, and
In this episode, host Katie Reid and licensed counselor Allison Swaggerty explore how to process stress and anxiety through mindful reflection and attunement. Together, they walk listeners through a grounding exercise an
In this episode, host Katie Reid speaks with licensed therapist Allison Swaggerty about the slow and meaningful work of trauma recovery. They explore the importance of attunement—learning to notice your body, emotions, a
This podcast explores the journey of recovery after experiencing crisis or trauma, with practical insights for those living in remote or challenging environments. Host Katie Reid and licensed counselor Allison Swaggerty
Katie and Tim Reid explore how practical preparedness can turn crises into manageable experiences. Learn how to empower your children with age-appropriate emergency skills, from first aid basics to knowing when to priori
In this episode, Katie Reid and licensed counselor Tim Reid discuss how to minimize trauma during crises through physical and emotional preparedness. They cover practical steps like first aid kits, self-defense, go-bags,
Host Katie Reid continues her discussion with her husband and licensed counselor Tim Reid on the topic of Moral Injury. This wound to the soul is often accompanied by an identity shaped by the pain of extreme guilt or sh
In this episode, Katie Reid invites licensed counselor, Tim Reid, to discuss moral injury, a deep wound of self caused by our actions or inactions leading to another’s suffering. Tim distinguishes moral injuries from sur
Host Katie Reid explores the complex relationship between grief and trauma with licensed professional counselor Tim Reid. Together, they discuss how loss and fear intertwine, how our brains process crises, and practical
In this episode, we dive into the latest trends shaping the industry, explore expert tips for staying ahead, and share practical strategies you can apply today. Tune in for insights that will keep you informed and inspir
Katie Reed speaks with adult TCK and therapist, Brianna White, about recognizing and managing children’s difficult behaviors following trauma. They explore how hyperarousal affects kids, why these reactions are normal, a
In this episode, host Katie Reed and therapist Brianna White explore how parents and organizations can help children recover from trauma, focusing on safety, resilience, and emotional connection. They share practical str
Host Katie Reid talks with therapist Brianna White about how trauma shows up in children, using broken bones and penguins as memorable metaphors. They explore common signs of PTSD in kids, how to recognize symptoms, and
In this episode, host Katie Reed speaks with therapist Brianna White about helping children cope with crises and trauma, especially in remote or isolated settings. They discuss how to give kids simple, accurate informati
Brianna White, a licensed marriage and family therapist and adult third culture kid, talks with Katie about helping children navigate crises and prevent long-term trauma. They explore the impact of repeated small stresso
Katie Reid talks with Adult-TCK (Third Culture Kid) Brianna White about how children's reactions to traumatic or stressful circumstances may be different than the responses of adults. Learn how to understand how a parent
Developing risk threshholds and being able to dicsuss with spouses, teammates, and organizations can be essential before crisis happens. Stacey Sutherland gives practical advice on how to define risk thresholds and how t
Understanding how much risk is too much risk is vital before crisis happens. Stacey Sutherland dives into how individuals have different risk thresholds and how talking about them with others can be the next best step.
Words can have an immense positive and negative impact, even physiologically, for those in crisis. Stacey Sutherland helps explore how we can use words to help those in need.
Stacey Sutherland focuses on helping others regulate their distress during crises and trauma by emphasizing the importance of grounding and stabilization skills to expand our “window of tolerance,” allowing for better st
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Thriving in the Bush is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 26 episodes.
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