92. Dave Markel: A Shared Episode of The Jan Broberg Show!

92. Dave Markel: A Shared Episode of The Jan Broberg Show!

Author: Dave Markel July 2, 2024 Duration: 1:06:40
92. Dave Markel: A Shared Episode of The Jan Broberg Show! I am honored to be able to bring to you an episode from The Jan Broberg Show, in which Jan invited me to be a guest on her show. After it aired (June 18, 2024; https://www.thejanbrobergshow.com/trauma-informed-perspectives-understanding-the-neuroscience-of-sexual-assault-with-dave-markel/), I contacted Jan and asked her if I could air a copy of her episode right here, on my show. She graciously and generously said yes! And, here is a copy of the notes from that episode, so you'll have all the good stuff! I especially want to give a shout out to Eric Osborn, Jan's production tech, for all the work he did in getting this episode aired originally, and for his time in providing a copy of the episode for me. Thanks Jan and Eric! Here is a copy of the notes from my episode with Jan so you'll have all the good stuff! "Today, Jan is joined by friend of the podcast Dave Markel, an expert in trauma-informed interviews and a survivor of childhood and adult sexual assault. They discuss Dave's background and expertise, his personal experiences, and the importance of trauma-informed approaches. They explore the impact of trauma on interpersonal relationships and the challenges faced in implementing trauma-informed practices. Dave explains the neuroscience behind memory and trauma and recommends resources for further understanding. The conversation highlights the need for education and training to improve the response to sexual assault and support survivors in their healing journey. In this conversation, Jan Broberg and Dave Markel discuss the importance of telling the aftermath stories of sexual assault survivors. They explore the idea of creating a television show that focuses on the long-lasting impact of sexual assault and the different forms of grooming. They emphasize the need to start by believing survivors and the detrimental effects of blaming and disbelieving them. They also touch on the healing power of telling one's story and seeking support. In conclusion, they discuss the dangers of online relationships and how important it is to be skeptical until given proof of who you're communicating with." If you or your business could use Dave's consulting services visit his website at: https://markel-consulting.com Be sure to check out Dave Markel's podcast Sexual Assault Survivor Stories, the SASS podcast: https://sexassaultsurvivorstories.libsyn.com/ Mentioned Resources: The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk Trauma and Memory by Peter Levine Other important links: https://thejanbrobergfoundation.org https://www.thejanbrobergshow.com/ https://www.thrivivors.com/ https://startbybelieving.org

Hosted by Dave Markel, Sexual Assault Survivor Stories creates a necessary and nuanced space centered on personal narratives and expert understanding. Each week, this podcast shares firsthand accounts from individuals who have experienced sexual assault, offering a raw and respectful look at the journey from victim to survivor. These stories aren't just about the trauma itself; they delve into the complex path of healing, highlighting both the profound adversities faced and the hard-won victories, large and small. Listening provides a window into the emotional and psychological dynamics that define survival, moving beyond simplistic narratives to honor the full, often messy, human experience. Crucially, this isn't a resource only for those directly affected. The podcast deliberately expands the conversation to educate a broader audience. Episodes explore the principles of trauma-informed communication and break down the neuroscience of trauma and memory, explaining how these factors impact a survivor's recall and testimony. This approach fosters deeper empathy and insight, whether you're a supporter, a professional, or anyone seeking to comprehend these issues on a more informed level. By weaving together personal truth and psychological context, this podcast serves as both a sanctuary for shared experience and a vital tool for collective learning.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 100

Sexual Assault Survivor Stories
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176. Pamela France: Faith, Trauma, and the Truth That Follows [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:24:25
In this episode of Sexual Assault Survivor Stories, I sit down with Pamela France, author of the memoir Life Soup. Pamela shares her lived experience of childhood sexual abuse and the lifelong impact of trauma, alongside…
175. Amy Watson & HASSL: What You Allow Is What Continues [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 50:07
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174. Gemini: First the Assault. Then Saprea. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 58:34
There's a distinctive aspect to this show that makes it different from most podcasts in this genre, and I consider it a privilege and honor to recognize those of you who make it that way. Sexual Assault Survivor Stories…
173. Beth: When "Normal" was Actually Rape and Sexual Assault [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:33:34
Beth is a survivor who reached out to me after realizing that memories she once believed were long buried were anything but inconsequential. As she explains, those memories began resurfacing as she engaged in EMDR—Eye Mo…
172. Erica: When a Husband's Power Became Sexual Violence [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:01:32
In this episode I sit down with Erica, a survivor whose experience exposes the devastating reality of coercive control, rape, and sexual assault within a marriage. Erica reached out to share not only what she endured, bu…
171. Dave Markel:  When Showing Up Means Slowing Down [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 7:55
Today, this episode is a brief reflection from me, recorded as a pause in the regular rhythm of the show. Rather than a guest interview, I'm speaking directly to you, my listeners, about the weight of trauma-informed wor…