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When Lily Shaw was starting out as actress, her first agent told her, “If you only had the right look, you could be Sandra Bullock.”

Surviving horrible sexual assault and trauma, Tracey Osborne now helps other survivors recover from trauma.

Dr. Erica Gamble, the Wig Dr., on the Companies That Care podcast...helping people look and feel their best

Terri Kozlowski is from the Athabascan, Tlinglet Tribe and Raven Clan. She recovered from childhood abuse to transcend her fears.

The average American wastes 17 minutes each day looking for lost items. The Organizer Chicks help people reclaim their 17 minutes.

Lisa Marie Simmons epitomizes post-traumatic growth. A singer-songwriter, poet, and writer, she uses her childhood trauma to power her art.

Dr. Naama Barnea-Goraly is using her skills to create an app to support young women: Girltelligence.

Dr. Leslie Batchelder survived childhood abuse and trauma, mental illness, sexual harassment and assault, cancer, infertility, and the NICU.

Amira Stanley is a mindset & intention coach, end-of-life doula, and anti-racism educator/community activist with many resilience stories!

Companies That Care features Lisa Schroeder, executive chef and owner of Mother's Bistro & Bar, Portland's Jewish Mother of Mother's!

Melissa Pierce was faced with a huge crisis in her 40s: she lost her beloved husband unexpectedly and became a single mom in that moment.

Julie Allen is CEO of Mary Rose Boutique NW and Mary Rose Foundation. Julie has a mission of helping people feel beautiful and confident.

Ruth L. Schwartz runs the Conscious Girlfriend Academy, the leading program supporting lesbians and queer women to date wisely and love well

Stefanie Michele suffered from eating disorders for 20 years. After decades of extensive therapy, she created her own formula for healing.

Marie Gettel-Gilmartin interviews Christine Carino, a queer nonbinary immigrant from the Philippines.

Danielle Meadows-Stinnett owns Octane Design Studios and is a grassroots developer, creator, branding expert, and graphic designer.

Nono Osuji is a first-generation American whose parents immigrated from Nigeria. Nono suffers from lupus and being "broke, gifted, and Black

“I have very, very adventurous kids who love to explore, go to parties, and try stuff, the kind of acting out that some teenagers do."

“The message sent to me was that this was not to be talked about…it didn't feel like a safe place to share…I wasn't going to be believed, be

Brigitte’s parents fled for safety. Her father carried his little brother on his back while they were fleeing Palestine.