Lisa Croke and Sara Judith

This May Get RAW: Building Wise Resilience

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Leaving an abusive relationship is just the beginning. Join domestic abuse survivors Lisa Croke and Sara Judith every week for no-holds-barred talk about life after domestic violence, emotional abuse, and narcissistic relationships. From real stories of healing from trauma to practical strategies for finding self-worth, reclaiming your identity, and building lasting resilience, this is a podcast by survivors, for survivors (and those who love them). Whether you're newly out, years into recovery, or supporting a survivor, get the tools, hope, and wisdom you need to thrive.

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Lisa Croke and Sara Judith

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Health

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Neueste Folge

24. Mär 2026

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6. Boundaries - Protecting Your Emerging Self 24.03.2026

Imagine you live in a house with no doors. People can walk in whenever they choose, and your time, your space, your energy is never your own.  For many domestic abuse survivors, that’s what life in active abuse felt like: no boundaries standing between us and the danger. Learning how to set and hold healthy boundaries post-abuse is one of the most important, and hardest, lessons survivors need to...

5. Fear - Understanding What Stops Us 10.03.2026

Content Warning: This May Get RAW contains explicitlanguage and candid discussions of trauma, domestic violence, and mental health — including the emotions and feelings that come with these lived experiences. We are speaking as survivors, not as mental health professionals. Please engage with care and at your own pace. If you need support, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-79...

4. Grief - Honoring What Was Lost 03.03.2026

Leaving an abusive relationship doesn’t just bring relief; it can also bring deep grief and losses both big and small. In this episode, we’ll be shining a light on this often misunderstood part of the domestic abuse survivor experience and share our own stories of the complex, layered feelings of grief survivors often face.  We’ll dive into: ·   The various losses domestic abuse survivors may find...

3. Reclaiming the Narrative 24.02.2026

Words matter, especially when it comes to talking about survivors of intimate partner violence and domestic abuse. In this episode, we get real about the nuances of language, how survivors can reclaim their voices and their narratives, and how to talk about domestic violence, emotional abuse, and narcissistic relationships in ways that protect and uplift survivors instead of causing further trauma...

2. Shame - Naming the Heaviest Burden 09.02.2026

Shame: It’s primitive, powerful, and universal. In this episode, we delve into what shame is, how domestic abuse survivors experience shame, and how we can move past our shame with resilience, awareness, and wisdom.   We’ll talk about: ·   The difference between guilt and shame ·   Common sources of shame for domestic abuse survivors ·   How to recognize and name our shame and its triggers ·   The...

1. Who Are We? 09.02.2026

We’re Lisa and Sara: friends, entrepreneurs, and domestic abuse survivors. We know what it's like to rebuild your life after domestic violence, emotional abuse, narcissistic relationships, and trauma. Walk with us as we explore the joys and challenges of life after domestic abuse.  In this introductory episode, you’ll get a taste of who we are and what you can expect from the series, including...

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