The Violetta Show: Wired For Survival, Made For More

You can be born with the alarm already set. Mine was. Daughter and granddaughter of Holocaust survivors. Anxious, hypervigilant, always proving my worth. I thought it was ambition. It was survival mode. Then one choice, made under intense pressure, cost me everything. In the wreckage I learned the patterns running my life were never mine. They were inherited. Which means they can be broken. Experts on the nervous system and generational trauma, plus the framework I built from my own collapse. You did not choose the wiring. You get to choose what happens next. New episodes every Tuesday.

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  Survival Mode: How to Break Free Before It Costs You

  Aug 25, 202647 minS1

  <p>You did everything right. The hours, the numbers, the awards. So why do you still have anxiety from morning till night?The answer might be older than you are.In this episode, I sits down with Jennifer Detloff-Carter (Jennifer DC), a trauma-informed hypnotherapist and growth coach, to explore what really keeps us stuck in survival mode—and how our nervous system can be rewired.We explore:• Why high-performing careers can quietly keep you in survival mode• How the amygdala and subconscious mind influence your behavior• What epigenetics can tell us about inherited fear and stress• How generational trauma may shape the...

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  I didn’t know I was stuck in survival mode

  Aug 18, 202617 minS1

  <p>For 40 years I thought I was broken. I was carrying something that was never mine to begin with.</p><p>If you are successful on the outside but anxious, hypervigilant, and exhausted on the inside, this episode explains why. And it shows you the way out.</p><p>This is episode one of Violetta: Wired for Survival, Made for More.</p><p>I am the daughter of a child Holocaust survivor and the granddaughter of four Holocaust survivors. I was born wired for survival mode. Hypervigilance. Anxiety. An inherited stress response I could not name until I lost everything...

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  Survival Mode Kept You Safe- now it is keeping you small.

  Aug 16, 20261 minS1

  <p>For most of my life there was a hypervigilance in me I could not explain.</p><p>I had to know where the exit was in every building I walked into. I could not be in large crowds. And underneath all of it was this feeling that the bottom was about to come out.</p><p>I would watch the people around me and see an ease I could not manufacture. I studied it. I tried to copy it. It never took.</p><p>I thought something was fundamentally wrong with me.</p><p>I was forty when I...

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  I Was in Survival Mode for 40 Years and Didn't Know It

  Aug 15, 20262 minS1

  <p>For most of my life I lived in a prison in my own mind.From the outside it looked like success. Top producer, year after year. Poised, polished, and a smile that always said I got it. On the inside it was anxiety from morning until night, and I had no name for any of it.I was forty when I found the name. And when I found out it did not start with me.I am the daughter of a child Holocaust survivor and the granddaughter of four. The patterns running my life were never mine. They were...

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