Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
#617 Anger & Trauma - Thomas Hayes
#617 Anger & Trauma - Thomas Hayes
#617 Anger & Trauma - Thomas Hayes
Friday 11th November 2022
Thomas Hayes shares his journey of overcoming childhood trauma and anger with Paul Gilmartin on 'Mental Illness Happy Hour'.
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It's like I seek thrill and excitement and newness and all this kind of stuff. And like you know, like last night I came home from this rosary, my wife wanted to be with me, because she did. She's like very methodical and she's like I'm making time for us and this stuff that people dream of having, that kind of treatment.
What happens when childhood trauma follows you into adulthood? Thomas Hayes, a modern furniture designer and friend of host Paul Gilmartin, knows this struggle all too well. In this gripping episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', Thomas opens up about the emotional incest, violence, and sexual abuse he endured as a child.
These harrowing experiences left him grappling with deep-seated anger and emotional scars that he continues to work through today.Thomas shares his journey of healing, discussing how therapy and support systems have been crucial in managing his anger and confronting his past. He and Paul dive into the importance of facing personal demons head-on and the transformative power of seeking help.
Their conversation sheds light on the often-hidden impacts of childhood trauma and offers hope to those who may be facing similar struggles.Whether you're dealing with your own trauma or supporting someone who is, this episode provides valuable insights into the healing process. It's a candid and heartfelt discussion that underscores the importance of therapy, community, and self-discovery in overcoming life's toughest challenges.