Learn practical techniques for turning pain into power through creative self-expression with Kamakshi Hart. 

“The messages of the show were called out from me to share with others, to bring that hope into the world, that no matter what you've been through, you can find your way home to your true self.”

 - Kamakshi Hart, (she/her), trauma-informed counselor and transformational coach, storyteller, performer in two award-winning one-woman shows, and today’s guest on Quantum Revolution with Karen Curry Parker.

In today’s episode, Kamakshi Hart discusses her transformative approach to healing trauma through art while reconnecting with your inner self and finding strength in vulnerability. Join us for an enlightening conversation on the power of healing and the triumph of the human spirit.

Check out the video interview on YouTube! https://youtu.be/VHrfxa7prfU

Links:

Kamakshi Hart: Website: https://www.kamakshihart.com/

Instagram: @kamakshihart

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kamakshi.hart

Quantum Revolution:

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To learn more about Karen and her team, head to https://quantumhumandesign.com/

For more information and for full transcripts (starting with season 6), please go to our website at https://quantumrevolutionpodcast.com/

Produced by Number Three Productions, https://numberthreeproductions.com/

Timestamps:

[0:00] Introduction to this episode, “Transforming Trauma through Heart-Centered Healing with Kamakshi Hart,” with Dr. Karen Curry Parker.

[03:04] Introducing Kamakshi Hart.

[03:57] Transforming trauma through art and creative self-expression.

[08:50] The emotional work of taking back control over your own story.

[10:33] The impact trauma has on resilience.

[13:56] Being tender vs hiding out.

[17:17] Supporting people in reframing perspective.

[20:53] Becoming the story editor your own life.

[25:41] Thanking Kamakshi Hart.

[26;56] Outro to this episode, “Transforming Trauma through Heart-Centered Healing with Kamakshi Hart,” with Dr. Karen Curry Parker.