Fight For Your Life. A SuperPowered Evolution Project.

About Fight For Your Life. A SuperPowered Evolution Project.

We believe that the next evolution of humankind is trauma recovery, and that healed people heal people. A ripple effect creating more healed lives... "Fight For Your Life" is designed as a recovery Step 1. It's education & tools to what is trauma, do I have it, what do I do?! Many of us have experienced trauma. It affects our lives, our loneliness & our pain bangs into other people causing more pain and trauma. What if we healed instead? We provide practical tools to help you on your way—real tools that really work, for real people. We welcome your real questions :)

Publisher

Andria Rose - Host of SuperPowered Evolution Projects

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

19 May 2023

Latest episode

12 Jan 2026

Latest episodes

11 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   12 Jan 2026

   Unlocking the Power of Archetypes in Healing Part 2

   The fun thing about this episode is it shows *my* growth from 2020 to 2024 - I changed a LOT! This is some kind of proof that “doing the work” works and shows why I am so passionate about brining the step one of this work to more people. What is “the work?” It's therapy- with the right therapist, check out ep 6>>? For more on that,  it’s dialling in your food to support you, it’s movement, once it was more about mindfulness and now it’s more about somatic nervous system recovery work - it's sleep, connection… Head to the podcast to see real growth happen, and how applying the archetypes works in real life! Chapters 00:00 Understanding Archetypes: Origins and Importance 03:11 The Role of Archetypes in Psychology 05:55 Exploring the Light and Shadow of Archetypes 08:53 Archetypes and Personal Growth 11:59 The Connection Between Archetypes and Trauma 14:51 Practical Applications of Archetypes in Healing 18:06 The Journey of Self-Discovery Through Archetypes 20:56 Freedom and Choice in Personal Development 24:00 The Impact of Trauma on Self-Understanding 27:04 Post-Traumatic Growth and Awareness 30:07 Finding Freedom Through Self-Awareness 35:04 The Pursuit of True Happiness 36:09 Understanding the Inner Self 39:14 The Integration of Self and Soul 41:26 Exploring Internal Family Systems 44:12 The Role of Archetypes in Personal Growth 46:30 Balancing Archetypes for Healing 50:01 The Journey of Self-Discovery 01:01:06 Bringing It All Together: Lessons Learned Resources Mentioned Awakening the Heroes Within by Carol Pearson Original archetype book with 12 archetypes and self-assessment tools. Whose Life Am I Living? by Carol Pearson Updated version of the above with improved research and assessments. Heroic Myth Index / PMAI Archetype self-assessment tool to track archetype scores over time. Attachment Theory Secure vs. insecure attachment reflected in archetype development (e.g., Innocent/Orphan). Buddhist concept of non-attachment Applied to relationships and life events to reduce unnecessary reactivity. Actions / Practices 1. IFS (Internal Family Systems) Work Speak to your parts (e.g., orphan, warrior) instead of trying to change external figures like parents. This means to comfort and support your inner little ones. Strengthens the Self (“capital S”) so that parts can trust there’s someone in charge. Head to our meditation here: ADD 2. Archetype Awareness & Integration Identify dominant and weaker archetypes in yourself. For example, observe the balance between archetype pairs (e.g., Innocent vs. Orphan, Creator vs. Destroyer, Sage vs. Jester). Notice where imbalance exists and consciously develop weaker areas using the following two points as ideas. Cultivate the ability to let situations unfold while remaining capable of stepping in when necessary (Ruler + Magician balance). Incorporate lightness (Jester archetype) alongside serious pursuits (Sage archetype) to enjoy life and reduce constriction. Connection & Courses: I am in the process of transitioning to a new platform for my courses, so come back for new links. Old ones will be updated ASAP. Helplines Find your local support helpline here, please contact us if you wish for us to consider adding other support lines, thank you. Australia: Lifeline 13 11 14 Domestic violence support: 1800 RESPECT Keywords archetypes, personal development, shadow work, trauma, healing, Carl Jung, self-awareness, psychological archetypes, growth, balance Disclaimer THIS INFORMATION IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT INTENDED TO REPLACE CLINICAL CARE OR THERAPY. PLEASE CONSULT A HEALTHCARE PROVIDER FOR SPECIFIC PERSONALISED SUPPORT. THIS VIDEO DISCUSSES TRAUMA IN GENERAL & TOPICS THAT COME UP MAY BE TRIGGERING, SO PLEASE DON’T LISTEN TO THIS AROUND CHILDREN AND GET THE SUPPORT YOU NEED VIA LOCAL HELPLINES.

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   5 Jan 2026

   Ep 8. Unlocking the Power of Archetypes In Healing. Part 1.

   In this episode, we introduce you to archetype theory, as it applies to healing, and we dive into the archetypes that quietly shape your entire life — from the Innocent and the Orphan, to the Warrior - Caregiver, Seeker - Lover, Creator - Destroyer. Garry breaks down how these parts of you develop, how trauma distorts them, and how midlife often awakens the ones we’ve ignored. If you’ve ever wondered why you’re shifting, shedding, or suddenly fighting for yourself in new ways… this one will land deeply. This is essential listening before the next one, which is a demonstration of how I healed and grew, and we break down where I was and where I ended up, using archetypes. It’s fascinating! Chapters 00:00 Archetypes in Storytelling and Personal Growth 17:51 Exploring Archetypes: The Innocent and the Orphan 21:00 Balancing Masculine and Feminine Energies 24:42 The Caregiver and the Warrior: A Personal Journey 26:58 The Seeker and the Lover: Navigating Life's Experiences 29:16 Post-Traumatic Growth: Transforming Struggles into Strengths 33:11 The Creator and the Destroyer: Midlife Realizations 36:32 The Magician and the Ruler: Bringing Order to Chaos 45:46 The Jester and the Sage: Finding Joy and Truth 50:11 Reflections on Life's Journey and Archetypes Resources mentioned Carol S. Pearson — Awakening the Heroes Within: Twelve Archetypes to Help Us Find Ourselves and Transform Our World (reference + foundational reading). Pearson–Maher Archetype Indicator (PMAI) / Pearson–Maher Archetype Indicator — the updated archetype profile referenced in the episode. What Story Are You Living? (book referenced in the conversation — the updated Pearson–Maher publication / profile booklet mentioned). Joseph Campbell — The Hero with a Thousand Faces (on the Hero’s Journey; referenced as the mythic structure mentor). Christopher Vogler — The Writers Journey Mythic Structure For Writers: maps archetypal story structure for storytellers. Katie Altham — Who Am I? and Who Are They? (brief archetype pocket guides referenced by Andria as early helpful reads). Internal Family Systems (IFS) — Richard Schwartz (therapy model referenced; search for Richard Schwartz IFS meditations). Insight Timer — meditations by Richard Schwartz (IFS meditations referenced). Podcast: This Jungian Life (recommended for listeners who want more Jungian / archetypal conversation). Tools & methods — PM AI / PMAI profiles and debriefs — author/researcher references are Carol Pearson & Hugh Maher (Pearson–Maher collaboration) — for listeners interested in getting their own archetype profile. Courses and connection Want to dive deep? You can for just $17 with my course “Return to Movement.” A 14-day nervous-system-led way back into movement for bodies that have said "not like that." Gentle, safe, without pushing or forcing. Start gently with movement basics and somatic nervous system work, an essential step to accessing your true self and creating “the space between…” Return To Movement is just $17. Get it here: superpoweredrevolution.com/return_to_movement (http://superpoweredrevolution.com/return_to_movement) Helplines Find your local support helpline here. Please contact us if you wish for us to consider adding other support lines, thank you. Australia: Lifeline 13 11 14 Domestic violence support: 1800 RESPECT Keywords archetypes, psychology, personal development, Carl Jung, Carol Pearson, self-discovery, emotional growth, counseling, life stages, transformation Disclaimer THIS INFORMATION IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT INTENDED TO REPLACE CLINICAL CARE OR THERAPY. PLEASE CONSULT A HEALTHCARE PROVIDER FOR SPECIFIC PERSONALISED SUPPORT. THIS VIDEO DISCUSSES TRAUMA IN GENERAL & TOPICS THAT COME UP MAY BE TRIGGERING, SO PLEASE DON’T LISTEN TO THIS AROUND CHILDREN AND GET THE SUPPORT YOU NEED VIA LOCAL HELPLINES.

3. 

   27 Nov 2025

   HOT TIPS #1 Reclaiming Your Body: A Journey to Healing

   In this episode of the Superpowered (R)evolutions podcast, host Andria Rose shares her insights on trauma recovery, self-care, and personal growth. She discusses the importance of understanding trauma symptoms, the need for meaning and connection in life, and the significance of navigating relationships and personal boundaries. Andria emphasizes the power of radical honesty and responsibility in the healing journey, encouraging listeners to explore life's questions for growth and to find their true selves. The episode concludes with an invitation to join a supportive community focused on healing and empowerment. The Journal Prompts are below... Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Trauma Recovery and Self-Care 02:36 Understanding Trauma Symptoms and Their Impact 05:31 The Importance of Regulation and Self-Reflection 08:10 Navigating Relationships and Setting Boundaries 11:19 The Journey of Healing and Finding Meaning 13:42 Radical Honesty and Responsibility in Recovery 16:26 Journal Prompts for Self-Discovery 19:05 Imagining a Healthier Future 21:51 The Role of Curiosity in Personal Growth 24:12 Integrating Knowledge and Practices for Healing 27:03 Conclusion and Call to Action The journal prompts are: 1 *Am I half arsing my life? 2. *Are some of your behaviours slowly killing you? 3. Are you accepting “less than…” situations? 2 To journal on specifically: the question I asked myself often was, *“What does staying alive look like?” You could also ask, *“What would full arsing my life look like? (without burning out, BTW!).” Again, this is a no-judgement question, and a no-shame question. You could journal on *what the things you struggle with now could look like if you learned how to do The Things, or finally integrated The Things? This question made me notice things like: Where I was being quiet in relationships that I wasn’t being treated well in, as in treated badly: not prioritized, teased, and ignored. It takes a toll on one to take the shit folks throw at you. Shit, that is often due to their own stuff like: lack of presence, lack of self-love, lack of happiness, fulfillment, meaning… Being curious about how to curb my addiction without force and control, because that never worked… This could become a “noticing practice” - with action NOT immediately following. Some advice: don’t jump into using your voice every urge you have to use it. It’s really worth contemplating if the someone receiving has the capacity to hear, and we need to weigh up what is important to us, there are tools for this that I use with myself and clients. 3 The next version of you is just around the corner… Zip forward a few months into becoming this version of you, this future you… *What is her day like? Her life? You’ve gotten the right support, someone has come and helped secure your wobbly, messy puzzle with some magic missing pieces and stabilized it with corners and sides… so, *now what does life look like? What is happening that is different from now? **How does that feel? *Describe how it feels that you can finally be the you that you have been longing for. After all, you are the one you’ve been waiting for, right? Your Highest Self is inside, cheering you on. Is it: Sheer, unadulterated joy? Glorious relief, soul-deep peace of finally becoming More You? Connection & Courses, with Andria Rose: Return To Movement for just $7. ⁠⁠Get it here⁠⁠ (https://buy.stripe.com/bJecN5dOJ5z12Pm70E6Na0r⁠) :) Dive deeper for $47 with: “Recover”; blending the Return to Movement essentials, with nervous system somatic work. ⁠⁠Get it here ⁠⁠ (https://buy.stripe.com/3cI00jbGB5z1ahOet66Na0I ) Join my SuperNice ⁠⁠Group of like-minded people here.⁠⁠ (https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1X2f4BNHCp/?mibextid=wwXIfr⁠ ) Aus. Helplines. Lifeline 13 11 14 Domestic violence support: 1800 RESPECT Keywords trauma recovery, self-care, nervous system regulation, personal growth, mental health, healing journey, radical honesty, relationships, self-discovery, empowerment

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   19 Oct 2025

   Can the Traumatized Brain Really Heal? -- What trauma does to your brain, and why recovery is absolutely possible.

   In this conversation, Garry and I delve into the complexities of childhood trauma, exploring how adverse experiences affect individuals' responses and the mechanisms of fight, flight, and freeze. It emphasizes the importance of healing and the role of support systems in recovery, highlighting that understanding trauma is essential for effective healing. Chapters 00:00 Understanding Trauma: A Step Towards Recovery 05:08 Developmental Trauma: The Impact on Brain Development 08:02 Recognizing Signs of Trauma in Children 10:58 The Role of Hypervigilance and Nervous System Responses 13:55 The Effects of Trauma on Behavior and Relationships 16:50 The Importance of Emotional Support and Healing 19:59 Navigating Relationships and Attachment Styles 22:56 The Long-Term Consequences of Unresolved Trauma 26:02 Parenting Through Trauma: Breaking the Cycle 30:50 Understanding Trauma and Its Impact 34:27 Complex PTSD: Development and Triggers 40:13 Coping Mechanisms and Healing Strategies 46:19 The Impact of Complex PTSD on Relationships 52:07 Post-Traumatic Growth and Hope for Healing Practices To a few simple practices you can start exploring: Notice your patterns – Keep a little journal of when old reactions or feelings show up in daily life. Awareness is the first step toward change. Ground yourself – Spend a few minutes each day feeling your feet on the floor, noticing  your breath, or naming what’s around you. It helps your nervous system feel safe. Move gently – Try something small, like a stretch, a short walk, or one of my free movement classes. It’s about reconnecting to your body, not pushing it. Reach out – If this brought up difficult feelings, talk to a friend you trust, or seek out support. You don’t have to carry it alone. Resources & Reading The Body Keeps the Score — Bessel van der Kolk What Happened to You? — Dr. Bruce Perry & Oprah Winfrey Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving — Pete Walke The Compassion Prison Project: https://compassionprisonproject.org/ Helplines Find your local support helpline here, please contact us if you wish for us to consider adding other support lines, thank you. Australia: Lifeline 13 11 14 Domestic violence support: 1800 RESPECT Disclaimer THIS INFORMATION IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT INTENDED TO REPLACE CLINICAL CARE OR THERAPY. PLEASE CONSULT A HEALTHCARE PROVIDER FOR SPECIFIC PERSONALISED SUPPORT. THIS VIDEO DISCUSSES TRAUMA IN GENERAL & TOPICS THAT COME UP MAY BE TRIGGERING, SO PLEASE DON’T LISTEN TO THIS AROUND CHILDREN AND GET THE SUPPORT YOU NEED VIA LOCAL HELPLINES. Keywords childhood trauma, fight or flight, healing, support systems, mental health

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   12 Oct 2025

   When Therapists Get It: The Five Principles That Heal Trauma

   What happens when therapists truly get it? Join us as we unpack the five core principles of trauma-informed care — and why they matter when you’re looking for a therapist or supporting someone through healing. Real conversations, grounded insights, and practical ways to recognize the approaches that actually help trauma recover. In this conversation we delve into the complexities of counseling ethics, the importance of self-care, and the role of peer support in healing. We explore the distinctions between developmental and incidental trauma, the impact of historical trauma, and the significance of attachment theory. Garry details the principles of “Trauma-Informed Care,” including safety, trust, consent, and empowerment, while also addressing the importance of communication and collaboration in therapeutic relationships. We also talk about the power of sensitivity and using these principles as a superpower in navigating personal relationships. Stay to the end for actionable steps that support you. Chapters 00:00 Understanding Counseling Ethics and Self-Care 05:13 Peer Support and Its Importance 08:05 Exploring Trauma: Developmental vs. Incidental 11:12 The Impact of Historical Trauma 14:00 Defining Developmental Trauma and Its Effects 16:33 Principles of Trauma-Informed Care 19:34 The Role of Safety in Counseling 22:42 Communication and Consent in Relationships 25:25 Navigating Triggers and Boundaries 28:36 The Power of Sensitivity and Awareness 31:33 Creating Safe Spaces in Counseling and Beyond 34:30 The Importance of Bystander Intervention 37:33 Building Trust and Safety in Relationships 40:27 Creating a Personal Welcome Manual 42:57 Building Trust Through Strengths 46:46 The Importance of Safety and Choice in Counseling 50:04 Rethinking Trauma Healing 53:22 Navigating Personal Agency in Healthcare 01:02:06 Collaboration and Empowerment in Therapy Resources Book: Babette Rothschild: 8 Keys to Safe Trauma Recovery TED talk: Nadine Burke-Harris: How childhood trauma affects health across a lifetime  (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ovIJ3dsNk&vl=en) “Do I Have Trauma?” Quiz: It’s no Ace quiz, and that is searchable, but my trauma quiz will; help you understand if you have trauma experiences, and provides information at the end to support you to follow up. It’s here (https://bit.ly/4m8vEJN⁠ ) “What women want” Survey: helps you to think about the impacts of your experiences, and contributes to my designing things to support women, and advocacy for women and childhood trauma. Do that here (https://bit.ly/WWW_Survey_ARose⁠ ) Printable: How to find a good therapist (based on this podcast) (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w8nBRgHcztMARQNjvsqEwae7YiG9WNIb/view?usp=sharing) Something to journal on or walk and think on, we deep dive on these and more at the end. What is trauma-informed care *for* you? What really matters to you in your relationships with friends, and perhaps separately, your relationship with professionals such as trauma service providers? How might I move from a trigger being a full-body experience to shifting to an observation? DISCLAIMER THIS INFORMATION IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT INTENDED TO REPLACE CLINICAL CARE OR THERAPY. PLEASE CONSULT A HEALTHCARE PROVIDER FOR SPECIFIC PERSONALISED SUPPORT. THIS VIDEO DISCUSSES TRAUMA IN GENERAL & TOPICS THAT COME UP MAY BE TRIGGERING, SO PLEASE DON’T LISTEN TO THIS AROUND CHILDREN AND GET THE SUPPORT YOU NEED VIA LOCAL HELPLINES. LEARN MORE ABOUT MY WORK HERE: Find more on the following channels, where I talk about movement and regulation as part of healing practices: Spotify Channel (⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/4WEfy3FQe3dHXw4nBDVLN5?si=8a87f9fa912f49ab⁠) YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@andrialouiserose⁠ ) Instagram ( ⁠https://www.instagram.com/andrialouiserose/⁠) AUS. HELPLINES Lifeline 13 11 14 Domestic violence support: 1800 RESPECT Keywords counseling ethics, self-care, peer support, trauma, developmental trauma, incidental trauma, historical trauma, trauma-informed care, safety, communication, consent, boundaries, sensitivity, trust, counseling, trust, safety, choice, trauma healing, personal agency, empowerment, collaboration, mental health, therapy

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   26 Apr 2025

   Ep 5 Why trauma recovery work matters: exploring our inner and outer worlds

   In this conversation, Andria Rose and Garry Gilfoy delve into the significance of trauma recovery work, exploring the complexities of the self and the impact of developmental trauma on individuals. They discuss the importance of understanding the facets of the psyche—thinking, feeling, and behavior—and how these elements interact in the context of trauma. The conversation also highlights the role of meditation in strengthening the true self and the necessity of co-regulation in achieving self-regulation. Through insights into neuroscience and the internal family systems approach, they emphasize the importance of integrating fragmented parts of the self for holistic healing. -- Some minor Tech and Time issues: This one willlook weird when you watch it in order, I’m just going to admit I lost a recording and we did this one again! That is why we look different.  Plus there was a little sound glitch I couldn’t fix, is only minor though. I hope you enjoy! Stay safe, take the actionable support tools and ask any questions in the comments - ideally over on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/@andrialouiserose Thanks for listening! CHAPTERS 00:00 Understanding Trauma Recovery Work 02:13 The Developmental Aspects of Trauma 06:57 The Role of Co-Regulation in Early Development 12:25 Intergenerational Trauma and Its Impact 18:15 Recognizing Developmental Trauma 21:08 Fragmentation and Integration of Self 30:17 The Brain's Response to Trauma 36:55 Cortisol and Its Effects on the Body 39:26 Understanding Trauma and Its Impact 40:22 Co-Regulation and Self-Regulation 41:18 The Internal Family System and Personal Parts 42:28 Exiles and Managers in Internal Family Systems 44:48 The Role of Managers in Our Lives 46:47 Firefighters and Coping Mechanisms 48:06 Strengthening the Self Through Internal Family Systems 50:26 Psychosynthesis and Its Connection to Self 52:22 Karma and Personal Evolution 54:36 Actionable Steps for Strengthening the Self 56:23 Meditation Techniques for Self-Strengthening 01:00:11 Practical Applications of Meditation 01:03:03 Broadening Our Window of Tolerance 01:06:27 Final Thoughts on Meditation and Self-Strengthening ACTIONABLE TAKEAWAYS: The meditation by Garry is explained at the end so you can use it and benefit from it in life, it is able to be googled as “superpowered evolution meditations” and can be found on Spotify and Apple. Apple: https://apple.co/3R2VNvq (https://apple.co/3R2VNvq) Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3G71C8K (https://spoti.fi/3G71C8K) Another one about the window of tolerance islinked below. stay tuned. I will make a separate video going into more details about this learning. RESOURCES CITED Site: https://blueknot.org.au/ for trauma dataand resources. Tool: Window of tolerance tool downloadable thatyou can edit yourself to start your journey of widening your window of tolerance green zone subscribepage.io/4ayHkQ Book: The body keeps the score, Bessel van der Kolk Dan Sigel is referred to as the founder of the idea of the “Hand model of the brain.” KEYWORDS Trauma recovery, developmental trauma,co-regulation, intergenerational trauma, self-integration, brain response, cortisol effects, emotional regulation, trauma-informed counseling, mental health, self-regulation, internal family systems, psychosynthesis, meditation,personal growth, emotional healing, karma, self-strengthening, inner self, neuroscience.

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   6 Apr 2025

   Ep. 4 How Childhood Trauma Shows Up In Adult Relationships

   This podcast episode delves into how trauma presents in adult relationships, as discussed in the last podcast, we focus on attachment theory and what that means for peoplein real life. Like – what are the origins of attachment styles, what is the impact of insecure attachments, and we explore some of the dynamics between anxious and avoidant attachment styles. These issues – and we will discuss what they look like – can be the consequence of emotional neglect – and then anything ranging from little t trauma to capital T trauma (they’re all hard!), this stuff is is important to navigate so we can be emotionally available in all of our relationships. Chapters 00:00 Understanding Trauma in Adult Relationships 03:08 Attachment Theory: The Foundation of Relationships 05:59 The Impact of Insecure Attachment Styles 08:55 Cultural Context and Generational Trauma 11:47 Exploring Avoidant Attachment Styles 15:07 The Dynamics of Anxious and Avoidant Attachments 18:03 Emotional Neglect and Its Consequences 21:06 Navigating Relationships with Different Attachment Styles 23:51 The Role of Emotional Availability in Relationships 26:49 Understanding the Roots of Avoidant Behavior 33:59 Understanding Emotional Needs in Childhood 39:09 The Impact of Attachment Styles on Relationships 46:07 Navigating Attachment Styles: From Insecure to Secure 53:12 The Role of Co-Regulation in Healing 01:00:28 Healing Through Self-Reflection and Compassion RESOURCES & REFERENCES The body keeps the score, Bessel van der Kolk Running On Empty, Jonice Webb Phd Attachmentproject.com for resource #1, used in the visuals: “Attachment styles in relationships.” Unmet childhood needs picture: https://bit.ly/aceslinkFFYL A worthy attachment quiz (I will spend time to find a good one, stay tuned) 5 meditations download: https://bit.ly/5_meditations_to_calm (https://bit.ly/5_meditations_to_calm?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3_27iSZMfyA6tGCfxmfbUiGD1b96-T35HinJNHg6qwSpRcx4oldZbWXEE_aem_sWgfH87xZpUKyBgIqHncKw) The meditations Garry and I made to support you to connect you with your higher self are linked below and are called “SuperPowered Evolution Fight for your life: mind and soul tools to help you navigate a tricky life” – on all major podcast platforms. Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3G71C8K Apple: https://apple.co/3R2VNvq (https://apple.co/3R2VNvq) I can’t figure out the iHeart Radio one… Tools to communicate effectively for the types shared late in the podcast by “the rock-it scientist": attachment theory post and slides (they are a MUST save!) https://bit.ly/rockit_attachment_FFYL Keywords trauma, adult relationships, attachment theory, insecureattachment, emotional neglect, generational trauma, avoidant attachment, anxious attachment, relationship dynamics, emotional availability, emotional needs, attachment styles, relationships, healing, self-regulation, co-regulation, childhood trauma DISCLAIMER: THIS INFORMATION IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT INTENDED TO REPLACE CLINICAL CARE OR THERAPY. PLEASE CONSULT A HEALTHCARE PROVIDER FOR SPECIFIC PERSONALISED SUPPORT. THIS VIDEO DISCUSSES TRAUMA IN GENERAL & TOPICS THAT COME UP MAY BE TRIGGERING, SO PLEASE DON’T LISTEN TO THIS AROUND CHILDREN AND GET THE SUPPORT YOU NEED VIA LOCAL HELPLINES. 00:00 Understanding Trauma in AdultRelationships13:41 Attachment Theory: The Foundation ofRelationships16:30 The Impact of Insecure AttachmentStyles19:01 Cultural Context and GenerationalTrauma21:39 Exploring Avoidant Attachment Styles24:32 The Dynamics of Anxious and AvoidantAttachments27:02 Emotional Neglect and ItsConsequences29:44 Navigating Relationships withDifferent Attachment Styles32:13 The Role of Emotional Availability inRelationships35:04 Understanding the Roots of AvoidantBehavior41:26 Understanding Emotional Needs inChildhood46:07 The Impact of Attachment Styles onRelationships52:33 Navigating Attachment Styles: FromInsecure to Secure58:58 The Role of Co-Regulation in Healing01:05:31 Healing Through Self-Reflectionand CompassionREFERENCEDKeywords

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   22 Mar 2025

   Ep 2: Healing through trauma: the hidden superpower of trauma (Series 1: FFYL)

   This conversation delves into some of the nuances ofpost-traumatic growth, and we explore some topics a bit further from the last episode, such as how individuals can find meaning in their trauma and the healing process that follows on from Post Traumatic Growth. (EDIT NOTE: I am new to podcasting and have tried SO hard and the start timing is out on this one, I can assure you that it fixes quickly. I am learning!) We examine the importance of understanding our own personal experiences of trauma, such as identifying triggers, and we define the role of co-regulation in repair and recovery. We delve deeper into manifestations oftrauma – what it looks like - “now” including dissociation. and the spectrum of hyper / hypo arousal responses. Then, there are the core fears that stem from traumatic experiences and how they affect our actions and attachments. CHAPTERS 00:00 Understanding Post-Traumatic Growth 05:16 The Superpower of Trauma 08:04 Identifying Trauma Through Personal Experiences 10:59 Triggers and Their Impact 14:17 The Role of Co-Regulation in Trauma Recovery 17:15 The Nature of Trauma and Its Effects 20:09 Dissociation and Its Manifestations 23:01 Hyper and Hypo Arousal Responses 25:54 Core Fears and Their Origins 29:13 Coping Mechanisms and Their Consequences 34:54 Navigating the Present: The Struggle with Stillness 38:19 The Impact of Trauma on Parenting 42:15 Understanding Trauma: Body and Mind Connection 46:53 Breathwork and Somatic Healing 50:17 Parenting Through Trauma: Fears and Control 55:08 Finding the Right Therapist: The Importance of Choice 55:16 A brief breath practice to try 57:48 How to find a therapist As usual, write any questions as you go and we will answer them at leastonce a week, and thank you for caring about trauma recovery. DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES Actionable step 1:  is a download you can read, reflect and usewhen you need, it’s a short document on how to choose and evaluate a therapist.You can get that in the show notes, particularly on YouTube, head there and give us a Follow, like the episode, grab the download. https://bit.ly/findtherightone_A_Rose (https://bit.ly/findtherightone_A_Rose) Actionable step 2: is also adownload that has embedded follow-along videos in it, it’s an older mindfulness tool I made that has different kinds of activities to help you be present and start to calm your nervous system. Some of them are action based and designed to help the ND folk among us like me. So head on down and grab that too. https://bit.ly/5_meditations_to_calm (https://bit.ly/5_meditations_to_calm?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3_27iSZMfyA6tGCfxmfbUiGD1b96-T35HinJNHg6qwSpRcx4oldZbWXEE_aem_sWgfH87xZpUKyBgIqHncKw) REFERENCED www.psychologytoday.com (http://www.psychologytoday.com) to find practitioners suited to your needs Also, you canfind Internal Family Systems therapists here https://ifs-institute.com/practitioners DISCLAIMER:THIS INFORMATION IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT INTENDED TO REPLACE CLINICAL CARE OR THERAPY. PLEASE CONSULT A HEALTHCARE PROVIDER FOR SPECIFICPERSONALISED SUPPORT. THIS VIDEO DISCUSSES TRAUMA IN GENERAL & TOPICS THAT COME UP MAY BE TRIGGERING, SO PLEASE DON’T LISTEN TO THIS AROUND CHILDREN AND GET THE SUPPORT YOU NEED VIA LOCAL HELPLINES.

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   22 Mar 2025

   Ep 0. What is the FFYL Series all about. The who, what, why of it. (Series 1: FFYL)

   In this episode of the Superpowered Evolution Podcast, Andria Rose shares her personal journey of health struggles, trauma recovery, and the creation of the podcast series 'Fight For Your Life.' She discusses her experiences with chronic illness, mental health challenges, and the importance of acceptance and self-care. Andria emphasizes the need for a collective healing journey and the potential for a 'superpowered evolution' in humanity through trauma recovery. The podcast aims to make trauma recovery accessible and create meaningful conversations around mental health.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Superpowered Evolution Podcast02:02 Andria's Journey: Health Struggles and Healing06:04 The Birth of Fight For Your Life09:34 Acceptance and Redefining Life19:50 Superpowered Evolution: A Call to Action21:58 The Podcast's Mission and Future Directions31:53 Understanding Trauma and Its ImpactKeywordsSuperpowered Evolution, Fight For Your Life, trauma recovery, mental health, healing journey, self-care, acceptance, podcast, personal growth

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    8 Sept 2024

    Chat 1: Trauma 101... What is it?

    This video is an introduction to the “Fight For Your Life” Podcast and is part of the bigger picture work of the SuperPowered Evolution Project. It's all about us evolving and healing to the next place, a place of healing and being the parent, partner, friend we want to be living the life we really want to live. No more half lives! “Fight For Your Life” was created to support people struggling with... life! They're living a half-life and stuck in a hole that makes them want to... let's say 'reset' life sometimes. It’s really hard to get out of that spot, and I know all about that feeling… It is really dark and hard. Fight For Your Life is a Step 1 to finding your way out. Created by myself, Andria Rose because I have been there myself (more on that another day). I am a trauma survivor, thriver, advocate and determined to support others to see how important trauma recovery is for themselves, those around them and future generations. I am joined by my friend Garry Gilfoy, Psychotherapist and tertiary lecturer with 20+ years of experience counselling, and his own life experience. Together we reflect on what trauma is, our personal learning and interpretation of all things trauma. In this introduction video we touch on what trauma is, that it is largely undiagnosed, and share an important message - it is not the survivors fault AND it is ones responsibility to do what we can – next - though! Please comment with any questions, if you’d like a confidential form to ask questions via, please type “form” on the YouTube video and you will be sent one via the comments. Books and work cited Bessel van Der Kolks ‘The Body Keeps The Score.’ The Internal Family System concept By Richard Schwartz is referenced, recommended book ‘No Bad Parts.’ Oprah Winfrey ‘What happened to you?’ Viktor Frankl ‘Mans Search For Meaning.’

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    19 May 2023

    Meditation 1: Disidentifiction and self identification, and create your sanctuary.

    In this meditation, we learn that we are not our body, we are not our feelings, and we are not our thoughts. We find some peace as we land at our 'capital S self.' As our true self, we create a safe place, a sanctuary of a kind, and then get to meet our higher self... "Spending time in my sanctuary with my higher self has helped me feel stronger, and more me. I am confident that my parts are trusting me a little more, and this all helps me feel a lot calmer and clearer. I also drop into my santuary when I need now, like at the dentist- this practice is the only thing that helps me when i am scared at the dentist. So glad i have a safe place to go, and my higher self helps calm me. Thank you Garry!" - Andria Rose

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