Episode #54
Discover the Warrior Within: Healing Through Trauma, Abuse & Resilience with Zulma Williams
What if the hardest seasons of your life were actually preparing you to become the strongest version of yourself? In this inspiring episode of The Healing Version , Deborah sits down with licensed trauma therapist Zulma Williams to discuss her remarkable journey from Argentina to the United States, overcoming breast cancer, surviving emotional abuse, battling depression, and building a life dedicated to helping others heal. Zulma shares how changing one simple question—from "Why me?" to "Why not me?" —transformed her mindset and empowered her to fight for her life. She also offers practical tools for overcoming depression, explains why finding the right therapist matters, and reminds listeners that everyone has already proven they're stronger than they think. If you've ever questioned your strength, felt defeated, or wondered if healing is possible, this conversation is filled with hope, encouragement, and practical wisdom. In This Episode: Moving from Argentina to the U.S. and starting over Going back to college in your 40s and pursuing your dreams Surviving breast cancer and becoming your own advocate Recognizing emotional and verbal abuse Breaking free from depression through healthy thought patterns Daily exercises to build confidence and self-worth Why therapy is for everyone—not just those in crisis Discovering the warrior within The importance of finding a therapist who is the right fit Practical advice for anyone struggling to keep moving forward Powerful Quotes "I had cancer. Cancer didn't have me." "You already have a 100% success rate at overcoming every challenge you've faced—because you're still here." Connect with Zulma Williams Website: Dragonfly Therapy Services ️ Podcast: Keeping It Real with Zula the Swearing Therapist Instagram: @theswearingtherapist Zulma provides virtual therapy services in multiple states and encourages anyone in need of support to reach out. If she's unable to help directly, she'll do her best to connect you with helpful resources.
