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  • Rachel Margolis: Maintaining Faith Through Trauma (Part 1)

Rachel Margolis: Maintaining Faith Through Trauma (Part 1)

Tuesday 26th July 2022

Rachel Margolis reveals her journey through chronic trauma and the role of faith in her recovery on Recovery Replay. Listen now for inspiration and hope.
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Rachel Margolis: Finding Strength in Faith Amid Chronic Trauma

It tells us just how powerful the human brain is and, as it relates to Rachel, how it is being used to survive.
Rachel Margolis has faced more than her fair share of hardships. In this episode of Recovery Replay, she opens up about her ongoing battle with chronic trauma, revealing how her childhood and family life have tested her on every level—emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Chronic trauma, unlike a single traumatic event, is the result of repeated harmful experiences over long periods, and it can leave deep, lasting scars.
Rachel's story is a testament to the human spirit's resilience and the role faith can play in recovery. She shares how nature became her sanctuary, offering solace when she needed it most. Rachel's journey is interwoven with insights from Breanna Mylius, clinical director at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, and Chaplain Kevin Berkes, Director of Spiritual Services. They provide valuable context and expert commentary on the effects of chronic trauma and the healing power of faith and nature.
This episode is a heartfelt exploration of overcoming adversity and finding strength in unexpected places. Whether you're dealing with trauma yourself or supporting someone who is, Rachel's story offers hope and inspiration.