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Shattered but Unbreakable

Shattered but Unbreakable

By: Coach Vicki Lou-Ann
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 Welcome to Shattered but Unbreakable — where we rise from the ashes, one sacred, messy, courageous step at a time. I'm Coach Vicki Lou-Ann, your guide, your sister, and your Phoenix-in-arms. Here, we heal, we rebuild, and we reclaim the lives we were born to live. No perfection, no masks — just truth, fire, and fierce hope.Coach Vicki Lou-Ann
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  • Episode 4 How Trauma Effects Our Bodies.

    Episode 4 How Trauma Effects Our Bodies.
    May 19 2025

    You’ve heard that trauma lives in the mind. But what if I told you... it also lives in your skin? Your shoulders? Your gut?

    In this episode of Shattered But Unbreakable, I’m peeling back the layers on where trauma actually hides—and how it shows up in your everyday life, even when you think you’ve moved on.

    We’ll talk about:

    • Why you flinch at loud noises or obsess over closet doors

    • How people-pleasing might be your nervous system’s survival mode

    • The powerful connection between gut health, blood sugar, and trauma recovery

    • And how to start releasing what your body’s been holding (I’ll guide you step-by-step)

    This one isn’t just insightful—it’s deeply embodied. And don’t worry, I’ll walk you through each tool with spoken instructions you can use immediately.

    If you’ve been carrying your pain in silence, this is your moment to start letting it go—one breath, one hum, one soft exhale at a time.

    Hit play. Your body remembers... and it’s ready to heal.

    Your Coach

    Vicki Lou-Ann
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    13 mins

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