Podcast
Breaking The Cycles
Hosted by Tasiyah Hodge · EN
Discussing and bringing awareness of sexual trauma, emotional and mental abuse and how it affects victims/survivors and their families. Re-framing the mindset from cultural conditioning and emotional barriers to thriving and living with purpose.
Spreading awareness of sexual, emotional, and mental trauma while advocating for personal development and breaking generational cycles!
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You Have to Face Yourself to Heal w Craig Sotlovsky
Apr 700:44:54Tap to summarizeHealing isn’t about avoiding pain. It’s about learning how to face it… without becoming it.In this episode of Breaking the Cycles, Laziena and Craig explore what it really means to move beyond your past and step into a new version of yourself.Through lived experience and direct conversation, this episode challenges the idea of surface-level healing and invites a deeper level of self-awareness and accountability.We explore:• Why emotional attachment keeps people stuck• The importance of facing your shadow• Letting go of identity tied to past pain• Building self-trust through inner work• What it actually means to transformThis isn’t about being perfect.It’s about being honest enough to change.—If this resonates, you’re already doing the work.Follow Laziena @ Laziena.comFollow Craig @ craigsotkovsky.comHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Single Doesn’t Mean Lost — It Means Rebuilding Yourself
Mar 3100:45:26Tap to summarizeWhat if being single isn’t a setback…but an invitation to finally understand yourself?In this episode of Breaking the Cycles, we explore the space between relationships — the part most people rush through — and why it may be the most important phase of all.Through real stories and lived experiences, this conversation highlights how patterns form, how we repeat them, and what it actually takes to break them.We explore:• Why we move too quickly into new relationships• The role of attachment styles and emotional needs• How to rebuild your identity after loss or separation• What it means to receive love in a healthy way• Why self-awareness changes everythingThis is about slowing down…so you can choose differently next time.—If this resonated, you’re not behind.You’re becoming.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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You’re Not Overwhelmed - You’re Carrying Too Much Alone || Feat. Victoria Burmeister
Mar 2900:25:40Tap to summarizeMost people think overwhelm means they’re doing too much.But what if it actually means you’re holding too much… alone?In this episode, Laziena sits down with Victoria Burmeiser for a short conversation about the internal experience behind burnout, high-functioning overwhelm, and the quiet pressure of always being the one who “has it handled.”This conversation shifts the focus from productivity to capacity, from fixing to understanding.Because the goal isn’t to do more.It’s to stop carrying what was never meant to be held alone.—If you felt this, you didn’t imagine it.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Breaking the Cycles That Keep Showing Up in Your Life
Mar 1001:04:28Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Breaking the Cycles, Tasiyah and Laziena welcome manifestation life coach Star Staubach for a thoughtful conversation about life transitions, surrender, and the cycles we move through as we grow.Star shares reflections from her personal journey and how stepping back from constant striving allowed her to reconnect with deeper purpose and awareness. The conversation explores how life’s challenges often repeat themselves until we pause long enough to understand what they are trying to teach us.Together, they discuss the importance of self-reflection, emotional awareness, and trusting the process of transformation. Rather than chasing quick fixes, this episode invites listeners to consider how slowing down and listening to life’s signals can lead to deeper clarity and alignment.If you have ever felt like certain patterns keep returning in your life, this conversation offers a new way to look at those moments.Breaking cycles begins with awareness.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Installing a New Identity: From Survival to Self-Worth || Feat: Austin Zeli
Mar 300:47:12Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Breaking the Cycles, we explore what it actually means to rebuild yourself after trauma.From growing up in critical households to navigating immigration identity, emotional neglect, sexual trauma, and attachment wounds — this conversation goes beyond surface-level healing.We discuss:• The moment identity becomes a conscious choice• Persona shifting and “installing” a new self-concept• Parenting while still healing yourself• Shame spirals and anxious/avoidant attachment patterns• Why therapy can feel destabilizing before it heals• The “Deathbed Letter” release• The 70x7 exercise for clearing resentment• Mirror work and reparenting your inner childThis is not about perfection.It’s about integration.It’s about moving from victim to survivor to guide.If you’ve struggled with worthiness, belonging, or emotional regulation, this episode offers perspective, tools, and lived experience.Healing isn’t instant.But awareness changes everything.—Follow Breaking the Cycles for conversations that bridge psychology, identity, emotional repair, and generational transformation.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Healing Mother–Father Wounds & Breaking Cycles with Psychologist Karina Pontiles
Feb 2400:53:03Tap to summarizeIn this transformative episode, psychologist and hypnotherapist Karina Pontiles joins us from Chile to discuss the deeper layers of healing: subconscious patterns, generational trauma, emotional triggers, and the power of energy work.Karina shares how losing everything pushed her into a profound healing journey - one that led her to combine psychology, hypnotherapy, and energy healing into a method that creates real, lasting change.Together, we explore:How childhood interpretations shape adult behaviorThe impact of mother and father woundsWhy we attract the same partners until we healHow resentment forms when trauma goes unaddressedThe difference between awareness and transformationHow hypnotherapy uncovers the true origin of patternsThe role of energy healing in emotional releaseA deeply insightful conversation for anyone ready to understand themselves, heal their past, and break the cycles that no longer serve them.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Breaking Generational Silence & Embracing Intuition with Sam & Misty
Feb 1700:35:31Tap to summarizeIn this beautiful mother–daughter episode, Sam and Misty join us from Spain to share how they’ve broken generational patterns through intuition, emotional safety, and conscious self‑growth.Sam, an Angel Guide and space‑clearing practitioner, opens up about growing up with spiritual gifts she was never allowed to talk about — and how reclaiming her voice changed her life. Misty shares her journey through anxiety, depression, and self‑discovery, and how mindfulness and creativity helped her find her path.Together, they explore:Healing generational trauma through emotional safetyEmbracing intuition and spiritual giftsMindfulness, walking, and journaling as tools for clarityThe power of space clearing and energetic alignmentBuilding a legacy rooted in kindness and authenticityA gentle, inspiring conversation for anyone seeking healing, connection, and a deeper understanding of themselves.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Healing Teen Wounds & Breaking Generational Trauma with Coach Gerren Sprouth
Feb 1000:55:35Tap to summarizeIn this powerful episode, we sit down with coach and speaker Gerren Sprouth to explore the emotional realities of teenage trauma, sexual abuse, accountability, and the courage it takes to break generational cycles.Through honest storytelling, Tasiyah, Laziena, and Gerren discuss:Witnessing your inner teenager with compassionThe impact of sexual trauma on identity and adulthoodThe desire for accountability from parents who may never changeRebuilding trust and emotional safety within familiesConscious creation and choosing who you want to becomeThe long-term work of healing generational woundsThis episode offers truth, tenderness, and transformation — a reminder that healing is not linear, but it is possible.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Resilience, Burnout & Reclaiming Yourself with Shaina Hargens
Feb 300:35:47Tap to summarizeIn this heartfelt episode, we welcome Shaina Hargens, a motivational coach, speaker, author, and mother of both an angel baby and a rainbow baby. Shaina shares her powerful journey through burnout, stillbirth, emotional recovery, and rediscovering her identity as a woman and mother.Together, we explore:The hidden burnout cycles women experienceHow trauma reshapes identityThe role of gratitude in healingThe importance of taking “the next right step”Rebuilding confidence after life-altering lossThe creation of her guided journal Anchoring AmidstShaina’s story is a reminder that resilience is not about avoiding pain — it’s about learning to breathe again, rebuild again, and rise again.Find Shaina online: anchoringamidst.comSearch Shaina Hargens on all major platforms.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Nervous System Regulation & Breaking Generational Cycles || Conversation with Lara Bokeve
Jan 2700:41:40Tap to summarizeIn this powerful episode of Breaking the Cycles, Tasiyah and Laziena sit down with guide and coach Lara Bokeve for a deeply honest conversation about healing, motherhood, and the work required to break generational patterns.Together, they explore:How trauma lives in the body and nervous systemThe role of mothers in generational cycle breakingNervous system regulation as a foundation for emotional healingParenting from truth instead of traumaCo-regulation, embodiment, and the courage to face your shadowsThe journey from survival mode to empowermentHow healing transforms family relationships across generationsLara shares her own experiences navigating trauma, raising a daughter, and witnessing generational patterns unfold across three generations of women. This episode is a grounding, compassionate reminder that healing is lifelong — and that the work you do within yourself becomes the light your children walk toward.Connect with Lara: larabokeve.comHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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