Sarah Stasica

Medical Trauma Support

Health EN ↓ 52 episodes

The Medical Trauma Support Podcast explores the human impact of medical experiences for patients, parents, and healthcare professionals. Through human-centered, nervous-system-informed conversations, the podcast examines how medical care can impact the body, trust, and sense of safety. Episodes explore medical trauma, fear, shutdown, compassion in care, provider wellbeing, and the changes needed within healthcare systems to better support everyone involved. This podcast offers education, reflection, and hope — honoring our shared humanity and the body’s responses to medical experiences.

Author

Sarah Stasica

Category

Health

Latest episode

Jul 3, 2026

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Episodes

Medical Stress and Trauma with Christen Mullane of Gingko Leaf Health 28.08.2024

I discuss many different aspects of medical trauma with Christen Mullane of Gingko Leaf Health. We cover topics on systemic causes of medical trauma, the grief that so many of us have to process as part of the recovery process from medical trauma and the financial implications of engaging with the medical system in the U.S. Gingko Leaf Health Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation National Physician S...

Medical Trauma Support Introduction 01.07.2024

This short trailer gives an introduction to the Medical Trauma Support podcast and what to expect for future episodes. Find out more at our Medical Trauma Support website . We offer peer support groups as well as one on one peer support and nervous system focused trauma informed yoga with somatic practices.

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