Why Trauma Stays Silent Until Someone Says It Out Loud w/ Carrie Eaton
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Hosts Scott Martin and Hillary Martin welcome Carrie Eaton for a conversation about burnout, trauma, personal reinvention, and finding new ways to understand yourself. The episode also includes a discussion of Carrie’s upcoming Voice Collective talk, her astrology practice, and a closing public service announcement about substance safety.
In this episode
Scott and Hillary return after a break, reflecting on burnout and the importance of making time to recenter.
The hosts share what they’re grateful for and discuss the value of being present during busy or difficult times.
Scott describes reaching an emotional breaking point during vacation after a stressful period involving work, family, and wedding planning.
The hosts share a message of hope through the song “Hold On” by Freya and Odin’s Echo.
Carrie talks about why she chose to speak at the Voice Collective and how sharing personal stories can help people feel less alone.
She discusses how childhood experiences can shape adult life and parenting, and why bringing painful experiences into the open can support healing.
Carrie describes a major life reset that included leaving a long-term career and the religion she grew up in.
She explains how astrology became a way to explore self-understanding and reconnect with her own instincts.
Carrie outlines her birth chart readings and related services.
The episode closes with a warning about counterfeit or contaminated substances and a reminder to be cautious.
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