Welcome to the 3rd episode of the **Bossed Up Mondays** podcast! In this episode, we dive into a serious discussion that we should be having nationally talking about trauma and Community healing with your host Laurie and Saskia Hostetler Lippy, MD, who is better known as Rocky. Rocky worked on the front lines and did some journalist activist work here in Oregon on gun violence as well as the Frontline medical work with demonstrators that were hurt during the crisis that happened during the pandemic in downtown Portland. She has seen trauma first hand on the front line as well as in her patients.

Episode Highlights:

Laurie Palmer has a very special guest on the show today. This guestSaskia Hostetler Lippy, MD, she is a writer, psychiatrist, and activist in Portland, Oregon. They call her Rocky because she's a fighter for the people. She is a member of the Portland Peace Team and a field reporter for the TRUST network. She noticed Mrs Palmer first at the gun violence Round Table speaking strongly about her community and the gun violence is happening in her community. And she couldn't help noticing this mother that had a son that had been shot six times still in the fight against gun violence many years later after her son had been laid to rest. Treat her so she set out to meet with her and here you have the two of them talking about healing. So they're going to talk about the healing Circle cuz Mrs Palmer made it very clear that there's trauma in their families that needs to be healed. Triple trauma generational trauma as well as trauma from gun violence and until that traumas addressed you will have gun violence.

 Healing Circle works to end silence around issues of gun violence by promoting family  & community  strength, in these 4 areas; 1. Relationships, 2. Career, 3. Finances, 4 Spirituality are Affirmations

 Each family, individual or youth will have life coaching with lived experience to educate them in the following areas as well as educate them on the grass root issues of gun violence. 

What are Sole Survivor's mothers that have been affected by violence in Portland Oregon that have created Healing Circle?

Sole Survivors Healing Circle is an approach to violence that uses peacemaking circle techniques and restorative practices to bring individuals who have been affected by gun violence & domestic violence with willing family members, support persons, a trained professional facilitator, and community volunteers. The Circles carefully monitor the safety of the family, encourage dialogue about the incident(s), explore gender dynamics and uncover the family’s history of violence — all with the goal of creating meaningful change. The Sole Survivors Healing Circle model is flexible, culturally sensitive, and works with the criminal justice and child welfare system to bring about healing and transformation in individuals, families and communities. 

Welcome to the 3rd episode of the **Bossed Up Mondays** podcast! In this episode, we dive into a serious discussion that we should be having nationally talking about trauma and Community healing with your host Laurie and Saskia Hostetler Lippy, MD, who is better known as Rocky. Rocky worked on the front lines and did some journalist activist work here in Oregon on gun violence as well as the Frontline medical work with demonstrators that were hurt during the crisis that happened during the pandemic in downtown Portland. She has seen trauma first hand on the front line as well as in her patients.
Episode Highlights:
Laurie Palmer has a very special guest on the show today. This guest Saskia Hostetler Lippy, MD, she is a writer, psychiatrist, and activist in Portland, Oregon. They call her Rocky because she's a fighter for the people. She is a member of the Portland Peace Team and a field reporter for the TRUST network. She noticed Mrs Palmer first at the gun violence Round Table speaking strongly about her community and the gun violence is happening in her community. And she couldn't help noticing this mother that had a son that had been shot six times still in the fight against gun violence many years later after her son had been laid to rest. Treat her so she set out to meet with her and here you have the two of them talking about healing. So they're going to talk about the healing Circle cuz Mrs Palmer made it very clear that there's trauma in their families that needs to be healed. Triple trauma generational trauma as well as trauma from gun violence and until that traumas addressed you will have gun violence.
 Healing Circle works to end silence around issues of gun violence by promoting family  &amp; community  strength, in these 4 areas; 1. Relationships, 2. Career, 3. Finances, 4 Spirituality are Affirmations
 Each family, individual or youth will have life coaching with lived experience to educate them in the following areas as well as educate them on the grass root issues of gun violence. 
What are Sole Survivor's mothers that have been affected by violence in Portland Oregon that have created Healing Circle?
Sole Survivors Healing Circle is an approach to violence that uses peacemaking circle techniques and restorative practices to bring individuals who have been affected by gun violence &amp; domestic violence with willing family members, support persons, a trained professional facilitator, and community volunteers. The Circles carefully monitor the safety of the family, encourage dialogue about the incident(s), explore gender dynamics and uncover the family’s history of violence — all with the goal of creating meaningful change. The Sole Survivors Healing Circle model is flexible, culturally sensitive, and works with the criminal justice and child welfare system to bring about healing and transformation in individuals, families and communities.

Welcome to **Boss‘d Up Monday's Podcast** with your host, Laurie Palmer. Join us every week as Laurie, a dedicated Nonviolence Community Activist and Founder of the Go Get Your Child Community-Based Gun Violence Prevention and Intervention Program, takes you on a journey of empowerment and change.

In a world where violence often leaves families shattered and communities torn apart, Laurie is here to boss you up with stories of strength, resilience, and transformation. Through real-life narratives and personal struggles of families affected by violence, she sheds light on the pressing issues that impact us all. 

Laurie believes that education is the key to change. Each episode, she brings you insights and tools from Boss‘d up individuals who possess expertise in addressing the root causes of the challenges we face. With a commitment to living a nonviolent life, Laurie guides you through the process of understanding and handling the issues that affect you, while equipping you with the knowledge and resources needed to overcome them.

But this podcast goes beyond the practical. Laurie's deep connection to spiritual wisdom infuses each episode, inviting you to explore the path of active nonviolence both within yourself and in the world around you. Through the mix of practical advice and profound insights, Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast is your gateway to a more compassionate and harmonious existence.

In one unforgettable episode, Laurie shares the heart-wrenching story of a mother who watched her son endure six gunshot wounds and be left for dead in the streets. This tragic event became a wakeup call that reverberated through her family, friends, church, coworkers, and the very community where it all happened. Laurie's personal journey of discovery about gun violence began on that fateful day, and now, after seven long years of learning, she's ready to share her hard-earned wisdom with you.

Laurie Palmer's impressive credentials include being a Mother, Grandmother, Survivor of Gun Violence, Transformational Speaker, and Community Leader in Gun Violence, Housing, and Policy. Her podcast brings you interviews with the unsung heroes of Portland, Oregon—role models, decision-makers, and community leaders who are driving change and raising awareness about pressing social issues. From the grassroots causes of gun violence to larger community, local, and state perspectives, Laurie Palmer's Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast delivers insight, inspiration, and the tools you need to make a difference.

Tune in every week to embrace the power of nonviolence, transform your perspective, and join a movement for positive change. Subscribe now to Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast and be part of a community that's reshaping the future through compassion and action.

Welcome to **Boss‘d Up Monday's Podcast** with your host, Laurie Palmer. Join us every week as Laurie, a dedicated Nonviolence Community Activist and Founder of the Go Get Your Child Community-Based Gun Violence Prevention and Intervention Program, takes you on a journey of empowerment and change.
In a world where violence often leaves families shattered and communities torn apart, Laurie is here to boss you up with stories of strength, resilience, and transformation. Through real-life narratives and personal struggles of families affected by violence, she sheds light on the pressing issues that impact us all. 
Laurie believes that education is the key to change. Each episode, she brings you insights and tools from Boss‘d up individuals who possess expertise in addressing the root causes of the challenges we face. With a commitment to living a nonviolent life, Laurie guides you through the process of understanding and handling the issues that affect you, while equipping you with the knowledge and resources needed to overcome them.
But this podcast goes beyond the practical. Laurie's deep connection to spiritual wisdom infuses each episode, inviting you to explore the path of active nonviolence both within yourself and in the world around you. Through the mix of practical advice and profound insights, Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast is your gateway to a more compassionate and harmonious existence.
In one unforgettable episode, Laurie shares the heart-wrenching story of a mother who watched her son endure six gunshot wounds and be left for dead in the streets. This tragic event became a wakeup call that reverberated through her family, friends, church, coworkers, and the very community where it all happened. Laurie's personal journey of discovery about gun violence began on that fateful day, and now, after seven long years of learning, she's ready to share her hard-earned wisdom with you.
Laurie Palmer's impressive credentials include being a Mother, Grandmother, Survivor of Gun Violence, Transformational Speaker, and Community Leader in Gun Violence, Housing, and Policy. Her podcast brings you interviews with the unsung heroes of Portland, Oregon—role models, decision-makers, and community leaders who are driving change and raising awareness about pressing social issues. From the grassroots causes of gun violence to larger community, local, and state perspectives, Laurie Palmer's Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast delivers insight, inspiration, and the tools you need to make a difference.
Tune in every week to embrace the power of nonviolence, transform your perspective, and join a movement for positive change. Subscribe now to Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast and be part of a community that's reshaping the future through compassion and action.

**Step into a realm of empowerment and transformation with Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast**, where Laurie Palmer, a devoted Nonviolence Community Activist and Founder of the Go Get Your Child Community-Based Gun Violence Prevention and Intervention Program, shares poignant stories of families affected by violence, offering profound insights into the pervasive challenges we all face. Through her podcast, Laurie not only educates but also equips listeners with practical tools and spiritual wisdom, empowering them to navigate and surmount the issues disrupting their lives. With a deep well of personal experience, Laurie guides you through the poignant narrative of a mother who witnessed her son being brutally shot and left for dead, catalyzing a powerful wake-up call for her community. Drawing from her seven years of profound understanding, Laurie, a Mother, Grandmother, Survivor of Gun Violence, Transformational Speaker, and Community Leader, weaves a tapestry of interviews with local heroes in Portland, Oregon, who are driving transformative change and raising awareness about critical social issues. Engage with Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast now to embark on a transformative journey toward active nonviolence, empathy, and positive communal change.

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Welcome to **Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast** with your host, Laurie Palmer. Join us every week as Laurie, a dedicated Nonviolence Community Activist and Founder of the Go Get Your Child Community-Based Gun Violence Prevention and Intervention Program, takes you on a journey of empowerment and change.

In a world where violence often leaves families shattered and communities torn apart, Laurie is here to boss you up with stories of strength, resilience, and transformation. Through real-life narratives and personal struggles of families affected by violence, she sheds light on the pressing issues that impact us all. 

Laurie believes that education is the key to change. Each episode, she brings you insights and tools from Boss‘d up individuals who possess expertise in addressing the root causes of the challenges we face. With a commitment to living a nonviolent life, Laurie guides you through the process of understanding and handling the issues that affect you, while equipping you with the knowledge and resources needed to overcome them.

But this podcast goes beyond the practical. Laurie's deep connection to spiritual wisdom infuses each episode, inviting you to explore the path of active nonviolence both within yourself and in the world around you. Through the mix of practical advice and profound insights, Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast is your gateway to a more compassionate and harmonious existence.

In one unforgettable episode, Laurie shares the heart-wrenching story of a mother who watched her son endure six gunshot wounds and be left for dead in the streets. This tragic event became a wakeup call that reverberated through her family, friends, church, coworkers, and the very community where it all happened. Laurie's personal journey of discovery about gun violence began on that fateful day, and now, after seven long years of learning, she's ready to share her hard-earned wisdom with you.

Laurie Palmer's impressive credentials include being a Mother, Grandmother, Survivor of Gun Violence, Transformational Speaker, and Community Leader in Gun Violence, Housing, and Policy. Her podcast brings you interviews with the unsung heroes of Portland, Oregon—role models, decision-makers, and community leaders who are driving change and raising awareness about pressing social issues. From the grassroots causes of gun violence to larger community, local, and state perspectives, Laurie Palmer's Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast delivers insight, inspiration, and the tools you need to make a difference.

Tune in every week to embrace the power of nonviolence, transform your perspective, and join a movement for positive change. Subscribe now to Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast and be part of a community that's reshaping the future through compassion and action.

Welcome to **Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast** with your host, Laurie Palmer. Join us every week as Laurie, a dedicated Nonviolence Community Activist and Founder of the Go Get Your Child Community-Based Gun Violence Prevention and Intervention Program, takes you on a journey of empowerment and change.
In a world where violence often leaves families shattered and communities torn apart, Laurie is here to boss you up with stories of strength, resilience, and transformation. Through real-life narratives and personal struggles of families affected by violence, she sheds light on the pressing issues that impact us all. 
Laurie believes that education is the key to change. Each episode, she brings you insights and tools from Boss‘d up individuals who possess expertise in addressing the root causes of the challenges we face. With a commitment to living a nonviolent life, Laurie guides you through the process of understanding and handling the issues that affect you, while equipping you with the knowledge and resources needed to overcome them.
But this podcast goes beyond the practical. Laurie's deep connection to spiritual wisdom infuses each episode, inviting you to explore the path of active nonviolence both within yourself and in the world around you. Through the mix of practical advice and profound insights, Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast is your gateway to a more compassionate and harmonious existence.
In one unforgettable episode, Laurie shares the heart-wrenching story of a mother who watched her son endure six gunshot wounds and be left for dead in the streets. This tragic event became a wakeup call that reverberated through her family, friends, church, coworkers, and the very community where it all happened. Laurie's personal journey of discovery about gun violence began on that fateful day, and now, after seven long years of learning, she's ready to share her hard-earned wisdom with you.
Laurie Palmer's impressive credentials include being a Mother, Grandmother, Survivor of Gun Violence, Transformational Speaker, and Community Leader in Gun Violence, Housing, and Policy. Her podcast brings you interviews with the unsung heroes of Portland, Oregon—role models, decision-makers, and community leaders who are driving change and raising awareness about pressing social issues. From the grassroots causes of gun violence to larger community, local, and state perspectives, Laurie Palmer's Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast delivers insight, inspiration, and the tools you need to make a difference.
Tune in every week to embrace the power of nonviolence, transform your perspective, and join a movement for positive change. Subscribe now to Boss‘d Up Monday's Nonviolence Podcast and be part of a community that's reshaping the future through compassion and action.

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