Hosted by Trauma Translator™ · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 13 episodes
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The Trauma Translator is a podcast where lived experience becomes shared understanding. Through thoughtful conversations, the show explores trauma, nervous system regulation, leadership, and work, translating complex experiences into language that brings clarity, connection, and perspective.
Trauma Translator™ hosts Trauma Translator™, a society show with 13 episodes published.
What if nervous system literacy was considered a core business skill?In this solo episode of The Trauma Translator™, I will explore why understanding the nervous system is no longer just a personal development topic but
The Revolution Won't Be Televised, It Will Be Published
Most people think homelessness is just about housing.But when someone loses stability, it changes far more than where they sleep. It impacts identity, nervous system safety, relationships, self-worth, and the ability to
If you've ever thought "F Me" reading an email, a text or sitting in a meeting, this episode is for you.This week on Trauma Translator™ Live it's just us, and I'm sharing why nervous system literacy matters, how we got h
Networking is supposed to be the answer, so why does it still feel empty?Forced conversations. Transactional energy. Rooms full of people, but no real connection.On this episode of The Trauma Translator™, Lauren will be
Excited to welcome Steve Spiro — The Master Connector to the show this week Steve is a founder, keynote speaker and self-described introvert who built an entire career around authentic human connection. Steve brings live
Do you know that little formality at the end of of every job application — the one that asks to confirm Gender, Nationality, Protected Veteran Status and if you’ve ever been diagnosed with a longgg list of things includi
This week I'm honored to welcome Brian Spracklen, Co-Founder of BlueBridge Alliance to the Trauma Translator™️ Live. BlueBridge is a nonprofit doing the hard, necessary work of building trust between police officers and
‘Breathing is the hardest thing to do…’ a Stone Temple Pilots lyric that looped in my head in early 2022 every time someone told me to breathe. And if you’ve had a panic attack, or lived with chronic stress/extreme anxie
In this episode of The Trauma Translator Live, Lauren Friedman welcomed Jessie Lizak, founder and CEO of Reveting and host of WinsDay, to talk about anxiety, entrepreneurship, and nervous system regulation. Instead of fo
Owen had me at ‘CrossFit for your emotions’ — it truly sounds like a metaphor I would make or have made. IYKYK. This one is personal, and one of the main inspirations behind the Why Go Project at an enterprise level… FUN
This February the Trauma Translator™ Live + Pod is kicking off the month of love a little differently! In the most HOW-ARE U HEALING®️ mission kind of way — Men’s Work & Su*cide Spirit Guides. Did you know that brain sca
Even though I always knew I would work in Advertising, I started my career in Tech by accident. Which at the time felt like a sidestep, but seeing life through the lens of trauma, I understand the ‘why.’ And as it turned
Please allow me to [Re]introduce myself…you may be asking yourself, WTF is the Why Go Project and the Trauma Translator™️?! An episode of the Trauma Translator™️ you won’t want to miss! Lauren hosts her first solo episod
So much of what we call innovation is about moving faster. Scaling more. Reaching further. Very little of it asks how the people building it are actually doing. On this episode of Trauma Translator™️, I’m sitting down wi
Burnout destroys us. Flow restores us. That’s why this next episode of The Trauma Translator™️ centers on Burnout to Flow, and what it really takes to evolve, reinvent, and rise without abandoning yourself in the process
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