Jillian Schmitz
Jillian Schmitz
Author, Dancer & Nonprofit founder Isabella Grosso talks about trafficking and her journey of recovery.
Author, Dancer & Nonprofit founder Isabella Grosso talks about trafficking and her journey of recovery.
Author, Dancer & Nonprofit founder Isabella Grosso talks about trafficking and her journey of recovery.
Monday 5th May 2025
Isabella Grosso shares her journey from surviving abuse to advocating for others through art and dance.
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65 minutes
Inspiring
Compassionate
Supportive
Honest
Healing
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Jillian Schmitz
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Empowering Recovery Journeys
Recovery Reimagined
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!From Survivor to Advocate: Isabella Grosso's Journey
Episode Overview
- Isabella Grosso shares her journey from abuse survivor to advocate.
- Dance played a crucial role in Isabella's healing process.
- The importance of breaking silence and sharing stories.
- Empowering survivors through art and community support.
- Open conversations with children about safety are vital.
"Sharing my story was like setting it free. It's not gone, but it's no longer locked inside."
In this powerful episode of Grey Maybe, host Jillian Schmitz sits down with Isabella Grosso, an inspiring author, dancer, and founder of the nonprofit 'She Is'. Isabella shares her harrowing journey from being a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and trafficking to becoming a passionate advocate for others. With candid honesty, Isabella recounts how dance became her refuge and a way to reconnect with herself amidst the chaos.
Her story isn't just about survival; it's about transformation through art and advocacy. Isabella's memoir, 'Natasha's Not My Name', serves as a testament to her resilience and courage. She talks about the importance of sharing stories to break the silence and stigma surrounding abuse. As a new mother, Isabella also reflects on how her experiences shape her parenting, emphasising the significance of open conversations with children about safety and boundaries.
The conversation is raw yet hopeful, highlighting the power of community and support in recovery. Jillian and Isabella discuss the complexities of healing, including the role of therapy and the importance of finding safe spaces to share one's story. Isabella's work with 'She Is' provides a creative outlet for survivors, using dance as a tool for healing and empowerment. This episode is a reminder that even in the darkest times, there is light to be found through connection and expression.
Whether you're seeking solace or inspiration, Isabella's journey offers both in abundance. Her story is a beacon of hope for anyone feeling alone in their struggles. So why not take a moment to listen and find your own connection to this moving narrative?