#SheWins: Recent Episodes
Alisa Divine
Hosted by award-winning and bestselling author, Alisa Divine, ”#SheWins” is a podcast for the woman who desires to claim her personal power and ”win” in life. Alisa leads women to heal, be empowered, and thrive after domestic abuse, trauma, or toxic relationships.
Alisa talks with Christina Williams, a survivor of domestic abuse, also featured in #SheWins 2. Christina shares pieces of her story, how she decided to finish college, the substance abuse she endured and changed. She also tells us about lingering trauma, healing it and gives tips for self care. Christina is a graduate of Lock Haven University with a degree in Criminal Justice. She is also the founder of the Facebook Page, Damsels-N-Distress, which provides information for victims/survivors of domestic violence.
Alisa talks with founder of HM3 Advocate, Trauma Coach, and author in #SheWins 2, HelenMarie McCracken on recovering from domestic violence and healing past traumas. HelenMarie has dedicated her life to “breaking the silence of domestic violence” through education and eliminating the stigma. Connect with HelenMarie: https://www.facebook.com/hm3advocate
Join Alisa as she talks with Lovern Gordon http://www.lovelifenow.org/booking/, a two-time sur-THRIVER of domestic violence (a child witness until she was 15 years old and a 2-year, young adult relationship). Ten years after escaping, she subsequently became the Founder of Love Life Now Foundation, Inc. (LLN) http://www.lovelifenow.org/, where she used 2 back-to-back pageant wins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TWk7JoYHCo to increase awareness around the issue in 2010 and the following year, LLN was formed. Today, she conducts DV Awareness Workshops worldwide, hosts events that raise thousands of dollars to benefit DV shelters, and points people in the right direction for DV resources. She is the author of the DV awareness memoir, The Legacy He Left Me https://www.facebook.com/thelegacyheleftme and has appeared on numerous radio and television shows including CBS This Morning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hj1pLhk_3to&t=237s nationally and NBC’s This is New England https://www.nbcboston.com/multimedia/this-is-new-england-domestic-violence-awareness-483040861.html locally.
Alisa talks with Courtney Petersen, founder of SPEAK Cosmetics, about why she was inspired to share women’s stories through makeup. Courtney was in an abusive relationship with a police officer and tells us some of her experience and how she was able to leave for good.
Kayla Hayes talks with Alisa today about living life after domestic violence from a drastic move, to a huge following on TikTok to experiencing loneliness and searching for who she is.
“What you lived through deserves to be heard. If you want to scream it, scream it from the rooftops. You literally have no idea whose life you can change.” ~ Kayla Hayes
Join Alisa as she talks about how it takes an average of 7 times for a woman to leave an abusive relationship and the importance of finding love within yourself.
Alisa interviews Renee Aumock on the full circle she experienced in “the systems” and how she went on to create lasting change for those experiencing domestic abuse.
In part two of this interview, Rob Demeo shares how he keeps his mother’s story alive and helps others in the process. He turned his pain into power after the tragic domestic violence murder of his mother.
Rob Demeo shares his mother’s story which ended tragically in a domestic violence murder. Join us as we discuss the details and patterns of the abusive relationship to gain insight and understanding.