Blazing new trails as Military Veterans speak publicly for the 1st time in BREAKING THE SECRECY after 30+yrs of the abuse/trauma endured whilst serving in the Army, Airforce or Navy, male and female. This has not been done before in Australia so you will be the first to hear these veterans who have bravely stepped forward to speak up in service as that never ends, it is a part of one’s life.

Historical Military Trauma Abuse Stories: #1 - Leading the Way

In this inaugural episode of Voice to Heal, Anastacia Kompos shares her groundbreaking story as one of the first Greek-Australian women to serve in the military during the 1980s. With raw authenticity, she reveals her experiences of systemic abuse and the profound impact it had on her life and career.

Despite facing severe physical assault, workplace discrimination, and institutional barriers, Anastacia's case went on to create landmark legislation that paved the way for other tri-service military women across Australia.

The conversation explores how early institutional trauma shaped her path toward becoming an advocate and Holistic healer. Her work with Vietnam veterans, particularly as Australia's first female military compensation advocate, unveiled her natural ability to create safe spaces for others to share their stories. Through her own 20yr + healing process, she discovered the transformative power of speaking one's truth - the foundation of Voice to Heal.This episode provides crucial insights into military culture of the 1980s-90s, the ongoing challenges faced by service members, and the importance of addressing all forms of abuse - emotional, physical, and psychological. Anastacia's story exemplifies how personal transformation can lead to systemic change and healing for others’.