Voices Unhindered Podcast
Light shiner on the obstacles of Undermined Voices: Kristal Jenkinson advocates as a voice for the voiceless, exploring personal stories that challenge attitudes and foster empathy for underrepresented voices.
Voices Unhindered Podcast
Latest Episodes
Overcoming GUILT & SHAME as a SOLE PARENT
Speaking on how growing up with childhood trauma leaves you vulnerable to experiencing and developing an identity based in shame, going into how to distinguish between a "false sense of guilt" and how using guilt can motivate you out of that mi...
Kristal: Should CHRISTIANS be drinking? ALCOHOLISM, addiction & DEMONS
Should a Christian should be drinking alcohol? This question is explored; speaking from personal experience dealing with childhood trauma resulting from alcoholism giving you four points on how alcohol could be an open door to the demonic...
Kristal: "Falling in LOVE" after childhood trauma, abuse & healing through the ventral vagal state
This episode discusses the experience of bonding as an adult or "falling in love" and how it can trigger fight-flight-freeze mode (sympathetic nervous system) as an adult which is often rooted from childhood experiences with trauma, neglect, se...
Kristal: Breaking free from FIGHT, FLIGHT, FREEZE mode & moving into REST & DIGEST
Kristal speaks on how intense CHILDHOOD TRAUMA sets you up for a life of living in fight-flight-freeze mode (sympathetic nervous system).Sharing from her own personal experience she shares in the causes & impacts of living in this FI...
Erin Spencer: dealing with childhood RACISM, IDENTITY challenges & INFERTILITY
Erin Spencer shares how growing up, as a half African-American, in a White American community led her to experience racism & face resurfacing rejection from an absent biological father. Erin also shares her struggle with inferti...
Fan Mail
Hi Crystal, I loved your interview with Amelia. It is the first time I have ever heard of another abuse victim admitting to masterbation because of sexual abuse. I don't remember a time when I didn't do it. I was a chronic masturbater and my mantra was, One more time will fix it. Of course it never did and I felt guilty then sorry and then needed to do it again. This carrier on until I was well into my late 50s. Now I'm 68
New Zealand
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