Dr. Grenelle Podcasts
Dr. Patricia Grenelle offers a variety of topics as a guest speaker. Here are some of the podcasts she has been a guest sharing her expertise and insights.
In this episode, Dr. Patricia Grenelle joins us for a candid conversation about the experiences we carry from childhood into adulthood. Together, we examine how the things left unaddressed can quietly shape our reactions, relationships, and identity—and what it means to finally stop stepping over them and deal with what’s been on the floor all along.She is genuine and relatable. She was able to connect with audiences from all walks of life. I'm glad she was a part of the show. I can't wait to have her back.
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Today Patricia joins us, and she has a story to tell. It was bold and courageous of Patricia to share some very traumatic and difficult details in her life with us. She's here to bring hope and support to those in need - the abused, ignored, and broken. We Were a Nice Normal Family: A Memoir of Recovery from C-PTSD and the Trauma of Narcissistic Abuse is available, packed with psychological insights, and practical resources to help others in their healing journey.
Some of the topics touched on today :
• Complex trauma and how it can affect relationships
• Sexual abuse
• Rebuilding a life after trauma
• Self compassion, and it's never too late to start embracing adventure
• Life as a forensic psychologist
• Earning two Master’s and starting a doctoral program in Clinical Psychology in her 50's
🎙️ Podcast Feature Highlight
Dr. Patricia Grenelle recently appeared on The Deep Voice Man Show, with Luke Jean-Louis, where she bravely shares her personal story of childhood trauma and the journey that led her to write her memoir, We Were a Nice, Normal Family…
In this powerful conversation, Dr. Grenelle speaks openly about:
• Growing up with unrecognized trauma
• How childhood experiences shape adult life
• Why telling the truth about trauma matters—for healing and for hope
Her voice offers compassion, insight, and validation for anyone who has ever wondered, “Was it really that bad?”
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