Trauma Pastor Show

Healing starts now on the Trauma Pastor show with author and speaker, Jessica Gaffney, a multi state licensed therapist, working with trauma and all its tentacles. If your life is on the rocks, Jessica brings healing through education, life experience and spirituality to those living in difficult marriages, high conflict divorces, domestic violence, moody teens, all while managing her own PTSD and live interviews. Humor is huge part of the show!

Trauma Pastor Show is a religion podcast hosted by jessica, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #3

  The Monster in the Family

  Apr 23, 202644 minS2

  <p>Ever felt like you’re living with a ghost? Here’s how addiction rewrites reality and leaves us lost.<br/><br/>Tag someone who needs to hear this.<br/><br/>Living with an addict is like trying to piece together a puzzle that keeps changing. One moment, everything seems fine; the next, reality hits hard. You might feel a strange energy in your home, a sense that something is deeply off, but can’t quite put your finger on it.  <br/><br/>It’s like waking up on Christmas morning to a chaotic mess of wrapping paper—nothing is clear, and...

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  Episode #2

  Addiction: Monster at the Door

  Mar 19, 202630 minS2

  <p>This episode explores the emotional toll that addiction takes on the sober people related to and living with the abuser. I get honest and up front with day to day trials. I do not promote Codepencency work or any program that assists you in managing life with an addict, I do however call you to notice how the chaos feels and what you can do to alleviate it. </p><p>The problem have with addiction is that the user, is like a villain int he story and the  only superhero is the one navigating, surviving and caretaking in the wa...

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  Caleb Campbell on Reaching the Radical Right

  Mar 11, 202643 minS2

  <p>In the post Charlie Kirk, Maga nation era, Christians who have different application of politics and faith are able to find hope and insight as to how to reach their and repair the relationships that have been stressed and fractured by partisan differences. </p><p>Recorded over two years ago, and just released, Jessica uses therapeutic approaches with Pastor and Christian Nationalist Missionary, Caleb Campbell, author of Disarming Leviathan released 2024. Caleb's books is putting hands and feet to the gospel as he shares how to reach your loved one with care, curiosity and compassion in the tense world we l...

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  Episode #9

  The Controller, How to Unplug from a Coercive Personality

  Feb 26, 202627 minS1

  <p><br/>Why do boundaries feel so hard when you are dealing with a controlling person?</p><p>In this episode, Jess explores the psychology of the Controller and why controlling behavior can feel especially powerful to those whose boundaries were broken in childhood. If you have ever frozen, overexplained, doubted yourself, or felt guilty for saying no, this episode will help you understand why.</p><p>You will learn how Controllers often respond to limits with pressure, guilt, dismissal, confusion, or escalation, and why those patterns can pull listeners back into old survival responses. This conversation is not just...

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  Episode #9

  Control, Childhood Wounds, and Boundaries

  Feb 23, 202627 minS1

  <p>This episode focuses on <b>the Controller</b> and why control feels so powerful and confusing to someone whose boundaries were broken in childhood. The main idea is that a controlling partner often activates old survival patterns that were already there.</p><p><b>Segment 1: What a Controller does</b><br/>The Controller has a hard time tolerating another person’s limits, disagreement, preferences, or independence. Instead of relating, they pressure, interrupt, dismiss, redefine reality, punish distance, and reward compliance. Boundaries feel threatening to them because they experience them as loss of power.</p><p><b>Segment 2: Why control ho...

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