Living Forward After Harm
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Living Forward After Harm
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What happens when the people who caused the wounds aren't the ones responsible for healing them?
In this deeply personal episode of Out of Freeze, Christopher Allcorn reflects on childhood trauma, survival, shame, grief, and the difficult reality of rebuilding a life after experiences he never chose.
Through stories of therapy, caregiving, freeze responses, anxiety, healing, and creating Out of Freeze, Christopher explores what it means to live forward after harm—not by pretending the past didn't happen, but by refusing to let it have the final word.
This conversation is about the difference between fault and responsibility, the grief of carrying wounds you didn't create, and the courage it takes to keep moving one tiny step at a time.
If you've ever felt exhausted by healing, overwhelmed by your past, or angry that you're the one doing the work, this episode is for you.
Because the opposite of freeze is flow.