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The mission of the Sentenced to Life podcast is to illustrate how trauma plays a role in the development of PTSD and the many ailments trauma survivors suffer from, including self-injury, drug addiction, eating disorders, which can ultimately lead to suicide, and that are taking place in large numbers around the globe. As a society we are scrambling to figure out what fuels these behaviors and through this podcast, Aliamo and LaHood, will shed light on these misunderstood issues and create a dialog in order to help change the way we conceptualize and treat trauma. The Sentenced to Life podcast is created with the intent to allow trauma survivors to feel less alone in their lived human experiences and to educate those who care for them.
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Join Kendall Alaimo as she interviews Dr. Cathy Malchiodi, an internationally recognized expert in art therapy. They chat about art as a modality for trauma informed practice, Dr. Malchiodi’s own path using self applied art therapy in her own healing, how expressive movement allows trauma survivors to act out trauma narrative and release held tension … Continue reading Episode 35: Just Dance! →
Title: My Name is Kendall This episode requires a trigger warning. Trauma Activist Kendall Alaimo goes solo in this episode and checks in with Sarah in Heaven (or somewhere in the universe). Kendall asks Sarah if she can see her like the character Susie in the book The Lovely Bones. Kendall talks about using her … Continue reading Episode 34: My Name is Kendall →
Episode 33: Childhood Fractured Join Host Kendall Alaimo as she interviews Allen Vandever a fellow survivor, artist and the founder of Childhood Fractured, a coffee shop here in Chicago that offers a free cup of coffee in exchange for a conversation about child sexual abuse prevention. We chat about Allen’s art, live trauma painting performances … Continue reading Episode 33: Childhood Fractured →
Episode 32: Radio Man Join host Kendall Alaimo as she interviews the man behind our podcast known as “radio man” and sometimes “head cheese.” They discuss how producer and sound editor Steve Robinson got involved with this podcast production. Tune in as Kendall interviews this radio veteran about his 52 year radio … Continue reading Episode 32: Radio Man →
Episode 31: Eggcellent Episode Kendall Alaimo interviews egg freezing expert Valerie Landis who believes in sentencing eggs to life! Tune into this eggcellent episode where they talk about the process of harvesting eggs, fertility and mental health, dating in your 30’s and parenting strategies for trauma survivors. This podcast is only possible with the support … Continue reading Episode 31: Eggcellent Episode →
Jason’s Apology Dr. LaHood and Kendall chat about a trauma bomb that went off a few weeks ago. This week they discuss the fallout, trauma bonds, friendship, read emails they sent to each other back in the summer and of course flip flop gnomes. To aid us in our mission you can make a tax … Continue reading Episode 30: Jason’s Apology →
On Sentenced to Life we often say, “Life is a Trip!” Kendall got on board United flight 1900 only to sit down next to a fellow psychology lover, ketamine super fan and her new friend Elizabeth in seat 26B. Tune in as they chat about how to change your brain, how ketamine allows you to experience a … Continue reading Episode 29: Mile High Mental Health →
Title: Many Sides Of Jane Description: This week host Kendall Alaimo interviews Jane Hart from A&E’s reality show, Many Sides of Jane. Jane lives with dissociative identity disorder. She recently got brain imaging done to confirm that her different personalities created different imaging results. These images where viewed all over the world. But since Jane … Continue reading Episode 28: Many Sides of Jane →
Episode 27: Raised as a Dog This week Kendall interviews Dr. Bruce Perry, the author of The Boy Who was Raised as a Dog. Dr. Perry shares his story of a little boy he treated in a hospital that was raised in a cage as a dog. Kendall and Dr. Perry discuss what happens to … Continue reading Episode 27: Raised as a Dog →
Justice For All In this episode Kendall goes solo and talks to Sarah again. She reflects on the last few weeks and a trauma bomb that went off last week. Kendall is still on two feet standing at the front lines of the battle ground with her megaphone and a polka dot flag as she … Continue reading Episode 26: Justice for All →
Title: Wig Out This week Dr. LaHood and Kendall interview Suicidologist Dr. April Foreman. This quirky doctor is on the board of the American Association of Suicidology, She conducts research on suicide prevention, and believes in the use of technology and power of data collection for prevention. Why is China’s suicide rate decreasing? Why is … Continue reading Episode 25: Wig Out →
Title: Mind Control Description: Dr. LaHood and Kendall check in briefly to talk about the importance of ketamine doctors trying ketamine treatments themselves to enable them to better conceptualize their patients psychedelic experiences. Next they interview international expert on mind control, Dr. Colin Ross. Can you create mind multiple personalities in people by traumatizing them? Can … Continue reading Episode 24: Mind Control →
Title: Call Me… Description: Join Dr. LaHood and Kendall for another “ketchup.” September is suicide prevention month and they talk about depression prevention vs suicide prevention. They also check in about last weeks episode titled Keta-versary that Kendall did solo and Dr. LaHood shares what he has processed in his most recent ketamine treatments. To … Continue reading Episode 23: Call Me… →
Title: Keta-versary Description: “It’s Kendall’s Keta-versary and she goes solo in this Sentenced to Life episode about her story of child sex trafficking. We also included an audio clip from Ashton Kutcher’s testimony which inspired Kendall to have her own today. As an activist Kendall believes you must act. She is using her mental health … Continue reading Episode 22: Keta-versary →
Episode 21: Join Dr. LaHood and Kendall as they discuss dissociative identity disorder which was formally known as multiple personal disorder. Tune in to learn how complex trauma creates this often misunderstood disorder. PODCAST DESCRIPTION Join co-hosts Dr. Jason LaHood and Kendall Alaimo as they smack down some real talk about mental health. They met … Continue reading Episode 21: I DID It Again →
Title: Over the Borderline Join Dr. LaHood and Kendall as they explain and explore borderline personality disorder. They discuss how common trauma plays a role in its development. SUPPORT SENTENCED TO LIFE ON OUR NEW TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION SITE If you’ve found any of the previous 18 episodes valuable or if you’re just discovering Sentenced to … Continue reading Episode 20: Over the Borderline →
EPISODE 19: TRAFFIK HER In this episode, Dr. LaHood and Kendall check in about their week, recent trips at the ketamine clinic and life with PTSD. They also talk about Jeffery Epstein and reflect on child sex trafficking. Thanks. Kendall, Jason and Steve SUPPORT SENTENCED TO LIFE ON OUR NEW TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION SITE If you’ve … Continue reading Episode 19: Traffic Her →
Episode 18: Be Here Tomorrow This week we were excited to sit down with our friend Kevin Hines to talk about suicide prevention. He is a best selling author, global public speaker, and award winning documentary filmmaker. In 2000, Kevin attempted to take his life by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge. Many factors contributed to his miraculous … Continue reading Episode 18: Be Here Tomorrow →
This week we have a very special guest, a survivor who has been sentenced to life in a way that seemed unimaginable at the time. Our guest, Craig Scott, survived the massacre at Columbine High School in 1999. At the time, it was the most deadly school shooting in U.S. history and shocked the nation. … Continue reading Episode 17: Surviving Columbine →
This episode was inspired by a recent radio interview Kendall gave on Chicago station WGN-AM on Rick Kogan’s Sunday evening program, After Hours. During that interview Rick asked Kendal how she survived trauma recovery before finding ketamine. This inspired her to write a letter to Rick with her answer. Rick also writes for the Chicago … Continue reading Episode 8: Dear Newspaperman →
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