Survivor Shift: Episode 7

By Tammy René | August 6, 2024 |

“You Are NEVER Alone!”–with Debbie Posnien

In this Survivor Shift episode, Debbie Posnien shares about the resources and hope available to all. “You are NEVER alone!” www.spnawareness.org

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About Tammy René

As a survivor of childhood sexual and physical abuse in a cult, Tammy René brings her personal experience of overcoming trauma to audiences to inspire hope and understanding. Her messages offer victims of childhood trauma keys to healing, and insight and understanding about ways to help lift those who struggle on their healing journey. She captivates and inspires audiences with her intimate storytelling, inviting them to experience with her the highs and lows of her journey. Her stories dismantle the stigma of mental illness and show that “regardless of the pains and heartache we are called to go through, all of us can find light and hope, ultimately thriving in a life that is uniquely our own.” She is passionate about helping others discover and use their potential for building a life they love. Tammy hosts the podcast series, Survivor Shift: Moving from Surviving to Thriving where she interviews others about their own healing journey.

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  1. Cynthia Lee on August 9, 2024 at 10:14 pm

    Such an encouraging, informative interview! I was so glad to hear that crisis management groups networked with our local suicide prevention center don’t rush to institutionalize or medicate those who are silently crying out for help. Sounds like everyone from the police to counselors to pastors, and even peer discussion groups want to listen and console and truly connect with potential victims so they can lift their hopelessness. Genuine, sincere, person-to-person communication sounds like the best approach for success.
    It must take so much skill and compassion to invite a potential victim to open their trust and vulnerability to receive help and believe in their innate value. I thank the Lord for all you caring people engaged in this life-saving work. Thank you, Tammy, for sharing your involvement so we can get involved.

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    • Tammy René on August 11, 2024 at 8:12 am

      Yes! There are many great resources out there to really help those in need to move forward. I love how you summarized the best kind of help: “Genuine, sincere, person-to-person communication sounds like the best approach for success.” It IS the best approach for success in better mental health!

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