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I Choose The Bear Podcast
Kristi Michelle
19 episodes
3 days ago
I Choose the Bear Because many women feel safer facing a bear than a man. Because I’ve survived betrayal, abuse, and fear—and rose like a phoenix. Because I am the bear: strong, worthy, and ready to be fully chosen.
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I Choose the Bear Because many women feel safer facing a bear than a man. Because I’ve survived betrayal, abuse, and fear—and rose like a phoenix. Because I am the bear: strong, worthy, and ready to be fully chosen.
Show more...
Self-Improvement
Education
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E10: “Why Am I Like This?” What Trauma Does to the Body — with Dr. Mallory Knipe (Part 1)
I Choose The Bear Podcast
43 minutes 6 seconds
2 months ago
E10: “Why Am I Like This?” What Trauma Does to the Body — with Dr. Mallory Knipe (Part 1)

Trigger Warning:

In this week’s episode, we talk about trauma and reference a couple different types of traumatic events. Please listen with care and step away if needed.


In this episode of I Choose the Bear, I’m joined by Dr. Mallory Knipe, associate professor in the Master of Social Work program at Saint Mary’s University. With a doctorate in social work from the University of St. Thomas and a master’s from the University of Oklahoma, Dr. Knipe brings both clinical expertise and deep compassion to the conversation.


Together, we explore how trauma affects the body—what happens in your brain, why you freeze in moments of conflict, or why your body seems to “overreact” long after the danger is gone.


Whether you’re a survivor trying to understand yourself or a loved one trying to support someone you care about, this episode brings clarity to the question: “Why am I like this?”

I Choose The Bear Podcast
I Choose the Bear Because many women feel safer facing a bear than a man. Because I’ve survived betrayal, abuse, and fear—and rose like a phoenix. Because I am the bear: strong, worthy, and ready to be fully chosen.