In this episode of The Road Leads Back to Me, we hold our very first Council Meeting—a safe, honest space to explore who truly belongs on your journey. Coral breaks down what a real council member looks like, how to spot orange flags, and why releasing misaligned relationships is an act of self-honoring.
If you’re rebuilding your sense of self, navigating friendships, or learning to trust your intuition again, this episode will help you choose the people who walk beside you with love, integrity, and alignment.

A new episode drops every Wednesday—another step on the road back to yourself, another moment to slow down, reflect, and choose healing. The Road Leads Back to Me is a space for honest conversations, emotional growth, mental wellness, and the kind of guidance that helps you navigate every twist, turn, and roadblock life places in your path.

Follow the journey and stay connected on all platforms: @TheRoadLeadsBackToMe for podcast updates and @CoralExplainsItAll for daily reflections, big-sister advice, and storytelling that meets you right where you are.

The road is long, but you never have to walk it alone.

Executive Produced by Pink Grove Agency

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CW: This episode discusses domestic violence and abuse.

One in three Latinas will experience domestic or interpersonal violence in their lifetime. In this powerful episode, therapist and survivor Coral Seco opens up a necessary, bumpy, and honest road trip through what domestic violence really looks like—and why it’s so much more than a visible bruise.

Coral breaks down the many faces of abuse: emotional, mental, financial, and physical. She walks you through red flags we normalize or minimize. From tracking your location, controlling your money, criticizing your body, punching walls, “joking” threats, sex that ignores your consent—and why none of this is love.

If you’ve ever wondered “Is this normal?” or you’re worried about a friend, Coral shows up as the loving big sister and trauma specialist she is to help you:

• Recognize the subtle signs of domestic and emotional abuse

• Understand why leaving is so hard (and why it’s still the answer)

• Honor your intuition, your safety, and your worth

• Support a loved one without losing yourself or your own safety

On this road, the message is clear: you deserve peace, safety, and a love that doesn’t hurt. And if you need to, you are allowed to take the next exit.

If you or someone you know is in an abusive situation, you can contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233 or text “BEGIN” to 88788.

A new episode drops every Wednesday—another step on the road back to yourself, another moment to slow down, reflect, and choose healing. The Road Leads Back to Me is a space for honest conversations, emotional growth, mental wellness, and the kind of guidance that helps you navigate every twist, turn, and roadblock life places in your path.

Follow the journey and stay connected on all platforms: @TheRoadLeadsBackToMe for podcast updates and @CoralExplainsItAll for daily reflections, big-sister advice, and storytelling that meets you right where you are.

The road is long, but you never have to walk it alone.

Executive Produced by Pink Grove Agency

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Welcome to The Road Leads Back to Me — a podcast about healing, self-discovery, and coming home to yourself.

In this first episode, Coral Seco opens up about the meaning behind the title, the metaphors that shape the show, and what listeners can expect each week. She shares how every detour, heartbreak, and breakthrough can lead us back to who we truly are.

Through honest conversations, real stories, and expert insights, The Road Leads Back to Me explores mental health, emotional healing, relationships, spirituality, and the messy, beautiful process of becoming whole again.

Some episodes will feature guests — from actors and doctors to directors, creators, and thought leaders — while others are intimate solo reflections from Coral herself.

It’s a space to feel seen, to reflect, and to remember: no matter where life takes you, the road always leads back to you. 💫

Audio + Visuals: FandJProductions

Executive Producer: Pink Grove Agency

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.