Erase PTSD Now: The Podcast
Erasing the Silence
Our podcast series focused on real stories, real science, and real change in the fight against trauma and PTSD.
This is a 20-minute podcast format designed to:
- Demystify trauma and the healing process
- Elevate underheard voices: survivors, veterans, clinicians, researchers, and advocates
- Showcase powerful treatments like the Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB)
- Inspire action—from listening to advocacy to funding care
Each episode will center on a single guest—either someone with lived experience or an expert in the field—and will blend powerful storytelling with clear, hopeful insight.
Erase PTSD Now: The Podcast
Latest Episodes
Part Two: Healing and Rewiring– why childhood trauma doesn’t define who we are (with Cynthia Tuohy)
SENSITIVE CONTENT: sexual abuse, doestic violence, drug use, suicidal attemptsIn Part 2 of this conversation we sit with Cynthia Tuohy, Executive Director of NAADAC, exploring what it truly takes to break generational ...
Part One: Addiction In the Brain–how trauma can follow from substance abuse (with Cynthia Tuohy)
SENSITIVE CONTENT: sexual abuse, doestic violence, drug use, suicidal attemptsIn this episode of Erase PTSD, we sit down with Cynthia Tuohy, Executive Director of NAADAC, who shares her extraordi...
From Fighting Bullies to Fighting Trauma (with boxing world champion Melissa St. Vil)
Trauma doesn’t give us an easy time. Sometimes it feels like a punch in the gut, and can show up when we least expect it. That’s why we have to fight back.In this episode of Erase PTSD Now, Melissa St. Vil share...
Hope and Healing for PTSD, how the Stellate Ganglion Block helps heal trauma from its core (with Dr. Michael Louwers)
“Trauma is like any other injury, and it can be healed and rehabilitated”The effects of trauma and PTSD can be lifelong and painful to live with. Often, symptoms will show up in unexpected and unwanted ways,...
Flashbacks and body talk: how we store trauma and heal through it (with Somatic Psychotherapist Erika Shershun MA, LMFT)
“Unhealed trauma cuts us off from the full expression of ourselves.”Do you ever wonder why our bodies have seemingly strange reactions to traumatic events? Why does our trauma stay with us, and how can we heal from it?<...