Join Tom and Joanne as they touch on pertinent topics like grief, vulnerability, and the unconscious self-sabotage encountered in relationships. They explore spirituality, sexuality, the dynamics of post-divorce dating, and the fundamental differences in how men and women perceive and interact. Tom shares insights into his personal experience and addresses how differing communication styles and primal urges affect relationships. Joanne discusses her own experiences with infidelity, manipulation and the importance of confidence in finding a meaningful connection. The episode also covers the significance of feeling safe to embody one’s true feminine energy, differences in innate sexual attraction, and the impact of past wounds on present behavior.

In this episode, Joanne speaks with Tom Bucsku about the profound journey through grief to consciousness. They discuss their spiritual experiences, including encounters with spirit guides and utilizing techniques to remove trapped emotions. Tom elaborates on the importance of inner work and how it relates to deeper human connections. The conversation also touches upon the impact of trauma on sexuality and the challenges of finding meaningful relationships. Join them for an insightful discussion on expanding consciousness and the spiritual aspects of being human.

In this episode, Joanne welcomes dating coach Tom Bucsku to discuss the profound and multifaceted journey of KunTalini awakenings. They delve into personal accounts of spiritual experiences, energy work, and the connection between sexual energy and spiritual awakening. Tom and Joanne share their unique perspectives on the transformation that comes from such awakenings, including the shifts in consciousness and personal relationships. The conversation also touches on working with spirit guides and the integration of these profound experiences into everyday life.

In this candid episode (ya think AI?) of Natural Born Red Head, Joanne delves into the complexities of grief, respect, and self-discovery. Sharing her personal journey through the financial sector, hospital experiences, and the balance of professional respect, Joanne offers insights that resonate with many people. She also touches upon her unique perspective on relationships, humor, and unconditional love. Tune in for an inspiring discussion that blends humor with life experiences. Pamela shares her experience finding, “the one.”

In this episode, Joanne delves deep into grief and how it is connected to love and joy. Pamela Dussault-Runtagh shares personal stories and experiences about her family and the grief journey after losing her parents. They discuss the innovative therapy method known as Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR) for treating PTSD(I) and C-PTSD(I). Insights on somatic mindfulness and its profound impact on emotional and mental healing are explored. The episode also touches on the complexities of the finance industry and gender dynamics. A must-watch for those interested in self recovery and expedited personal insight.

In this engaging episode, Joanne reconnects with Pamela to explore the realms of grief, healing, and spiritual journeys. Pamela shares her experiences about discovering her shamanic abilities during a turbulent time in her life and how it led to her becoming a shamanic practitioner. Both discuss their personal paths, including soul retrieval, ancestral lineage healing, and the impact of energy on personal relationships. Joanne also opens up about her own spiritual awakenings and the profound lessons learned from family and personal struggles. Join them for a deep dive into spiritual healing, energy work, and the transformative power of understanding one’s soul journey.

In this episode, Joanne and guest Pamela Dussault-Runtagh, a personal crisis Coach and Consultant, discuss the complexities of estrangement and grief. They discuss Oprah’s timely podcast on estrangement, discussing insights shared by Dr. Joshua Coleman, an expert in the field. Pamela shares her personal experiences and the valuable lessons she learned from her stories about estrangement, including her journey of self-reflection and compassion/empathy. The conversation also touches on the challenges of dealing with children's anger, the role of humor in coping, and the societal implications of anger. The episode closes with reflections on the importance of forgiveness and self-compassion.

This week’s episodes were fast tracked, due to their nature. Joanne talks with Pamela Dussault-Runtagh, a specialist in personal crisis Consulting/Coaching, about the complexities of family estrangement. Pamela shares her background in healing through massage therapy, energy healing, and shamanic practices, and how these have shaped her current coaching approach. They discuss the importance of self-healing, the nuances of estrangement, and how Pamela helps parents empathize with their estranged children. Pamela also introduces her private Facebook group 'Gen X Parents of Estranged Adult Children.'

In this moving episode of our podcast, host Joanne talks with her fellow red-headed friend Carole, to discuss the joys and challenges of raising her daughter Grace, who has T9M, a rare genetic condition. Carole talks about the difficulties and fears related to Medicaid funding, the importance of support systems, and the everyday realities of ensuring Grace enjoys a happy and fulfilling life. They touch on societal misses, such as the need for adult-sized changing tables, and Carole shares personal anecdotes about the impact of special needs on family life, the love and fun Grace shares with her Dad, Greg, and the future plans for Grace's care and well-being.

Join Carole and Joanne as they reconnect about their high school days and share amusing anecdotes. Carole discusses her and her husband Greg's journey with their daughter Grace, who was born with Trisomy 9 Mosaic. The conversation covers Grace's medical challenges, her incredible determination, and the support and education she has received. Carole also touches on her deep bond with Greg and how their love story evolved. Don't miss this touching narrative of family, strength, and joy.

In this episode, Joanne invites Dr. Bob Stein to discuss the connections and distinctions between PTSD, C-PTSD, and ADHD. Dissociation much? Joanne shares her personal journey with C-PTSD and how it has affected her life, including experiences with dissociation, attachment issues, and social isolation. Dr. Stein offers insights into the ways ADHD and attachment disorders manifest, particularly in educational settings, and the potential misdiagnoses that can occur. The conversation also touches upon the impact of early attachment and the challenges of managing psychological trauma over time. Dr. Stein and Joanne explore the complexities of diagnosing and treating these conditions, and the importance of understanding the underlying causes of symptoms.

In this episode, Joanne continues her conversation with Dr. Bob Stein about dementia and Alzheimer's. They discuss traditional memory tests, the establishment of cognitive baselines, and the pitfalls that come with these processes. Dr. Stein elaborates on the progression of dementia, the controversial role of memory care testing, and the benefits and limitations of hospice care. Joanne shares personal caregiving experiences with her mother, highlighting unique strategies for managing dementia at home. The discussion also touches on broader topics such as social isolation, dissociation, and their potential links to cognitive decline.

Joanne welcomes back Dr. Robert Stein, owner of the Center for Neurobehavioral Health in Lancaster, PA, to discuss dementia and Alzheimer's. Dr. Stein shares stories from his practice, highlighting the complexity of dementia-related conditions. They explore the differences between normal aging-related brain shrinkage and various types of dementia, including Alzheimer's and Lewy body dementia. Dr. Stein recounts specific patient cases, discussing the management of day-to-day challenges for those affected and the emotional impact on their families. Joanne also shares personal experiences and strategies from caring for her mother with dementia/Alzheimer’s.

In this emotional (aren’t they all AI?) episode, host Joanne delves into her personal experiences with grief and loss, emphasizing the importance of consciousness in dealing with such emotions. She shares insights from conversations with notable influences and recounts her own journey through a challenging period marked by her mom leaving her body. The discussion touches on the complexities of navigating emotional connections, online dating, and the intricacies of personal trauma, including a significant rage event Joanne experienced. Despite the heavy themes, Joanne maintains a focus on healing, personal growth, the power of resilience, and LAUGHTER.

In this episode, Joanne delves into the intricate effects of abuse on the brain, focusing on cognitive dissonance, the amygdala (Amy G Dala), the hippocampus (hippocampuspotomus), and the prefrontal cortex (she’ll come up with something). She shares insights from her personal experiences and upcoming podcast guests, including Tom Bush Bucsku and psychologist Dr. Kerry McAvoy.  *Dr. McAvoy’s episodes were fast tracked and aired last week. Joanne also discusses her methods for managing grief, healing from trauma, and her reflections on self-sabotage, emphasizing the importance of choosing oneself for a compassionate and joyous life.

In this episode, Joanne delves into the complexities of finding meaningful connections and the significance of consciousness in relationships. She and Tom discuss strategies for online dating, emphasizing the importance of filtering potential matches based on shared spiritual and conscious values. The conversation transitions into a discussion on KunTalini awakenings, exploring personal experiences, the power of energetic healing, and the intersection of spiritual dimensions with human existence. Joanne shares personal anecdotes and expresses her desire to find deeper connections, navigating the challenges of aligning her higher vibrational/frequency experiences with 3D life.

In this episode of Natural Born Red Head, Joanne delves deep into topics like grief, addiction, and the emotional and physical challenges of relationships with guest Tom Bucsku. The discussion covers societal issues such as the impact of porn, dating dynamics, and the importance of finding safety within oneself. Tom shares his experiences with somatic integration and how it can help release trapped emotions, while Joanne opens up about her personal journey with weight and intellectual/emotional appreciation. Whether you're seeking healing, deeper connections, or insights into modern dating, this conversation offers valuable perspectives and advice.

Join Joanne as speaks with Tom Bucsku to explore the complexities of grief, healing, and finding footing after a KunTalini awakening. Tom shares his journey from personal challenges and a difficult divorce to establishing a group for men navigating post-divorce life and dating. They discuss the importance of men’s emotional health, support among men, and uncovering deep childhood wounds. Tom's innovative approach blends somatic work, energy healing, and practical advice, offering a unique path towards self-discovery and better relationships.

Joanne ends the week with Dr. Kerry McAvoy to discuss the complexities of being Autistic, coping with trauma, and the journey towards healing. They explore the intersections of being Autistic and C-PTSD(I), the impact of trauma on memory and relationships, and the dynamics of power and control in abusive situations. The conversation also touches on themes of empathy, deception, and the spiritual insights that emerge through deep personal healing.

In this episode, Joanne and Dr. Kerry McAvoy explore the intricacies of grief, intentionality, and human consciousness in relationships. They discuss the challenges of moving on, healing from intentional harm, and the complexities of human behavior. Joanne shares personal anecdotes about forgiveness, the impact of family dynamics, and navigating relationships with anti-social types. Dr. Kerry McAvoy offers insights into intentionality, empathy, and the difficulties individuals with personality disorders face in achieving redemption. The conversation also touches on the power of humor in coping with adversity and the influence of spiritual experiences on personal growth.