Brandi Lea
Brandi Lea
005: Feeling, Dealing & Healing One Step at a Time with Madison Van Dyne
005: Feeling, Dealing & Healing One Step at a Time with Madison Van Dyne
005: Feeling, Dealing & Healing One Step at a Time with Madison Van Dyne
Wednesday 2nd December 2020
Madison Van Dyne shares her journey from domestic abuse survivor to mental health advocate in 'Becoming Wildly Well'.
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Episode Overview
- Counselling can be a transformative tool for healing from trauma.
- Self-care practices are essential for maintaining mental health.
- Sharing personal stories can empower others to find their voice.
- Community support is crucial in overcoming challenges.
- Consistency in therapy and self-care leads to lasting change.
"I preach so much about self-care because I have been there. I have been in that dark place and you can absolutely get out of it."
In the latest episode of 'Becoming Wildly Well with Brandi Lea', listeners are treated to a heartfelt conversation with Madison Van Dyne, a former journalist turned mental health advocate. Madison shares her powerful journey from surviving domestic abuse to working on a documentary that aims to shed light on the realities of domestic violence. Her story is one of resilience and courage, as she talks about the transformative power of counselling and self-care.
Madison's journey is a testament to the strength required to face past traumas and emerge stronger. She opens up about the deep depression she faced and how seeking help was the pivotal first step in her healing process. Madison emphasises the importance of consistency in therapy and self-care, sharing how these practices have helped her stay off antidepressants during challenging times.
As a mother of two, Madison reflects on how her children have given her a renewed sense of purpose, driving her to inspire other women to find their voice and live like survivors. Her candid discussion about rebuilding identity after a toxic relationship offers hope to anyone struggling with similar experiences. Madison also highlights the significance of community and connection, urging listeners to reach out and seek support.
Her documentary project, which explores the behaviour of an abusive ex-partner through interviews with multiple women, serves as a warning and a call for awareness. This episode is a raw and honest exploration of healing, empowerment, and the ongoing journey of becoming. Madison's story is a reminder that no matter how stuck you feel, there is always a path forward. If you're looking for inspiration or guidance on your own path to wellness, this episode is not to be missed.