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The Homecoming Podcast with Dr. Thema

Episode #185: Holistic Healing from Sexual Trauma with Dr. Shena

The Homecoming Podcast with Dr. Thema

Dr. Thema

Health & Fitness

51.7K Ratings

🗓️ 24 October 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Dr. Shena Young, a licensed body centered psychologist-healer, joins us to explain holistic healing from sexual trauma including decolonization, indigenous medicine, and body autonomy. She integrates embodiment, poetry, and psychological science. You can learn more about her and her work on her website embodiedtruthhhealing.com and in her new book body rites: a holistic healing and embodiment workbook for Black survivors of sexual trauma. https://www.embodiedtruthhealing.com/

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0:00.0

Ooh, whoh, whoh, whoh,

0:09.0

come, come on y'all.

0:10.0

Welcome home, co-journers. I'm so glad you're here and I am excited about today's

0:17.2

episode. We're going to talk about holistic healing from sexual trauma, holistic healing from sexual trauma.

0:23.0

holistic healing from sexual trauma.

0:26.0

And we have a very special guest with us on today,

0:31.0

Dr. Sheena Young, who is a licensed body centered psychologist, healer,

0:36.8

artist. She owns a private practice and body truth healing and psychological services rooted in Los Angeles, California,

0:47.0

where she offers mind, body, heart, spirit care in healing from sexual racial intergenerational and ancestral trauma.

0:58.8

Dr. Sheena's work has been featured in Bustle, Huffington Post, The Lily by the Washington Post, and

1:06.1

therapy for black girls. She is consulted for the body, a home for love, body girl in Own, Loveland Foundation, and Me Too Movement

1:17.7

Communities. I am delighted to say along with being a colleague. She is a dear sister friend and I am grateful for

1:26.7

her presence and want to celebrate her new book, Body Rights, A Holistic Healing and Embodiment Workbook for Black Survivors of Sexual Trauma.

1:38.0

Welcome, Dr. Sheena.

1:40.0

Thank you,

1:43.0

so special to hear you introducing me given our long journey together.

1:50.0

Yes, well, this time is so special for me and I will start with your voice and many times when we have presented together you have talked about both the softness and the strength that you carry and when I read the opening prayer of your book it talks about us being soft and fierce.

2:13.4

May your collective body be soft and fierce.

2:18.2

And I wanted to start with that question

2:20.6

of why is it important for us to embrace both our softness and our fierceness?

2:27.0

I love this so much Dr. Tama and before we respond I just want to offer a content and care warning, a take care warning for anyone that may be listening given that we will be talking about trauma and sexual trauma specifically and in that

2:48.4

opening prayer also acknowledging guides and ancestor survivors specifically that want to show up to this conversation.

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