Why She Stayed
A podcast where we dive deep into what really goes on inside of domestic violence relationships that makes it so hard to simply "just leave". Through stories of survivors, and practical conversations with guests, I am going to put the microscope back on what the abuser is doing that causes us to become so trapped in the first place, and how each survivor was eventually freed. We will discuss what abusive relationships look like, sound like, and feel like for the purpose of educating and relating to one another in a much needed way.

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Ep. 47: Understanding Coercive Control and Manipulative Behaviors | Dr. Emma Katz

Ep. 47: Understanding Coercive Control and Manipulative Behaviors | Dr. Emma Katz

On this episode I am joined by coercive control expert Dr. Emma Katz to break down some of your most commonly asked questions. Dr. Katz is a UK- based domestic violence & coercive control researcher a...

11 Mars 20251h 23min

Ep. 46: Trusting Your Gut Instinct- with Laura Richards

Ep. 46: Trusting Your Gut Instinct- with Laura Richards

On this episode, I am joined by Criminal Behavior Analyst, Laura Richards. Laura is an expert on domestic abuse, coercive control, stalking, sexual violence homicide and risk assessment. She trained a...

4 Mars 20251h

Ep. 45: Emotional Abuse Can Feel like Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts - with Leah Aguirre

Ep. 45: Emotional Abuse Can Feel like Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts - with Leah Aguirre

On this episode, I am joined by licensed therapist and author Leah Aguirre where we have an open conversation about "hidden" forms of abuse such as frequent criticism, belittling, and making you feel ...

25 Feb 20251h 3min

Ep. 44: "I Was An Advocate For Victims, But I Didn't Realize I Was One Too"

Ep. 44: "I Was An Advocate For Victims, But I Didn't Realize I Was One Too"

On this episode, Naomi shares about the cognitive dissonance she experienced when she was working as a victim crime advocate not realizing that she herself was experiencing coercive control, abuse wit...

18 Feb 20251h 7min

Ep. 43: Confusion Is The Hallmark Of Abuse

Ep. 43: Confusion Is The Hallmark Of Abuse

On this Episode, Liadan shares her abuse story and how confusion played a huge role in struggling to break free. We talk about continuous discarding as a form of abuse, triangulation, and how efficien...

11 Feb 20251h 15min

Ep. 42: "It Felt Like Whiplash"

Ep. 42: "It Felt Like Whiplash"

Nicole shares her abuse story of a 10+ year relationship/ marriage that included emotional, mental, financial, and escalating physical abuse. We discuss how the constant ups and downs felt like "whipl...

4 Feb 20251h 5min

Ep. 41: Coercive Control- Dr. Christine Cocchiola

Ep. 41: Coercive Control- Dr. Christine Cocchiola

On this episode I am joined by coercive control expert Dr. Christine Cocchiola. We discuss examples of how abuse can feel both hidden & obvious, how the perpetrator frames you as the "bad" one, & the ...

28 Jan 20251h 8min

Ep. 40: "It Felt Like My Brain Was No Longer Mine"

Ep. 40: "It Felt Like My Brain Was No Longer Mine"

Sasha shares her story of how she found herself in an intense cycle of abuse with a man who claimed to be "trauma informed" and emotionally mature, but was actually abusing and causing massive confusi...

21 Jan 20251h 14min

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