Imi Lo
Imi Lo
Your Buried Voice - Hermeneutical Injustice and Invisible Childhood Trauma
Your Buried Voice - Hermeneutical Injustice and Invisible Childhood Trauma
Your Buried Voice - Hermeneutical Injustice and Invisible Childhood Trauma
Thursday 24th July 2025
Explore invisible childhood trauma and hermeneutical injustice with Imi Lo's Eggshell Transformations podcast.
13 minutes
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Imi Lo
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Recovery from Trauma
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Healing Relationships
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Episode Overview
- Invisible trauma can leave deep emotional wounds without physical scars.
- Hermeneutical injustice limits understanding of personal experiences.
- Naming experiences helps validate and heal invisible trauma.
- Sharing stories creates new frameworks for understanding trauma.
- Safe spaces are crucial for expressing and processing hidden pain.
"Naming your experience is an act of defiance against the silence that has kept you trapped"
Eggshell Transformations with Imi Lo dives into the silent suffering of invisible childhood trauma and hermeneutical injustice. If you've ever felt like your story is trapped inside you, this episode offers a comforting exploration of why that might be. Imi Lo sheds light on how growing up with narcissistic parents or enduring psychological abuse can leave deep, unseen wounds.
The episode introduces the concept of hermeneutical injustice - the idea that without the language to describe certain experiences, you're left struggling to make sense of them alone. This can lead to feelings of invisibility and misunderstanding from society. Imi Lo discusses how this affects individuals and how recognising these dynamics can be the first step toward healing. Through personal anecdotes and broader societal observations, the episode challenges listeners to rethink what trauma looks like.
Imi Lo emphasises the importance of naming these experiences as an act of defiance against silence, encouraging listeners to share their stories and create a new framework for understanding trauma. This episode is a heartfelt call to recognise and validate the pain that often goes unnoticed, offering hope and support for those who feel unseen.