The Wounds That Do Not Heal

In "The Wounds That Do Not Heal," host Tressa Brady opens up about her personal experience with domestic violence in military families, shedding light on an often-hidden issue. Through her raw and vulnerable storytelling, she shares the struggles, pain, and resilience she has witnessed and endured while seeking to provide help and support to those who desperately need it.

Tressa also interviews experts in the field of domestic violence, including psychologists, counselors, social workers, and survivors, who uncover the harsh realities and systemic challenges faced by military families. Together, they explore the unique dynamics and complexities surrounding domestic violence within this community, breaking down stigmas and fostering a crucial conversation that goes beyond the surface.

"The Wounds That Do Not Heal" aims to create a safe space for listeners to reflect, learn, and gain a deeper understanding of the impact domestic violence has on military families. This podcast strives to make a positive change and inspire action by offering valuable resources, guidance, and empowerment.

Join Tressa on this emotional journey as she advocates for change and supports those in need.

Host

Tressa Brady

Tressa Brady is an author, advocate, and investigative storyteller exposing military domestic violence and the systemic failures that have silenced families for decades. As the creator and host of The Wounds That Do Not Heal, she documents the stories of military spouses and children whose suffering was ignored or erased — work shaped by her own lived experience as a former military spouse.

Her upcoming book, The Wounded Warrior Wives, builds on this mission by bringing together her work with six families of murdered military spouses and insights from world‑renowned psychologists, legal experts, and researchers. Tressa is also a sought‑after speaker, known for her powerful storytelling and her ability to translate complex systemic issues into conversations that spark awareness, accountability, and change.

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