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
In this episode of Born Without a Choice, we explore the strength it takes to face difficult experiences, break silence, and take back control of your story.
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Healing is possible, no matter how long the silence has lasted.
In this deeply powerful and courageous episode of the JDS Podcast, host Mazi Josh sits down with Dr. Patricia A. Grenelle — retired forensic psychologist, therapist of over 40 years, and author of We Were a Nice Normal Family.
At 74, Patricia shares her story with raw honesty — a story of childhood sexual abuse, narcissistic trauma, and the long journey toward healing and reclaiming personal power.
With decades of professional experience helping others navigate trauma, Patricia now turns inward, using her voice to break silence, raise awareness, and support survivors around the world.
This episode is emotional, eye-opening, and deeply impactful — a conversation about truth, healing, and the courage it takes to speak up.
Healing is possible, no matter how long the silence has lasted.
In this deeply personal and emotionally layered episode of Stories, Soul Work & Substack, John Rinaldo sits down with psychologist, author, and trauma survivor Patricia A. Grenell to discuss her memoir We Were a Nice Normal Family — a story that moves beyond appearances and into the hidden realities of childhood trauma, narcissistic abuse, survival, and recovery.
What begins as a conversation about writing and Substack slowly unfolds into something much deeper: an honest examination of how trauma shapes identity, relationships, and the lifelong process of understanding ourselves.
Patricia shares the painful truth that for many survivors, abuse does not always look obvious from the outside. Families can appear functional, respectable, and “normal,” while carrying generations of silence and hidden suffering underneath. Her memoir explores the long-term effects of childhood sexual abuse, emotional neglect, misogyny, and the psychological weight of living in environments where harmful behavior was ignored, minimized, or normalized.
What happens when the story you’ve buried for years becomes the key to your healing?
In this powerful episode of The Making of Me, Dr. Patricia Grenelle — retired forensic psychologist and author — shares how writing her memoir became a deeply transformative part of her healing journey from childhood sexual abuse and narcissistic trauma. Through truth-telling and reflection, she explains how putting her experiences into words helped her process pain, reclaim her voice, and begin rebuilding her life.
From Complex Trauma to Healing & Purpose
What happens when trauma rewrites the way you trust, love, and connect with the world?
On this episode of The ToosDay Crüe, forensic psychologist, writer, and trauma survivor Patricia Greenelle joins the show for a powerful conversation about healing from complex trauma, rebuilding relationships, and finding strength through vulnerability.
This isn’t just a conversation about psychology.
It’s about survival, resilience, emotional healing, and learning how to become yourself again after life changes you.
🔥 In This Episode: The lasting impact of trauma on relationships Trust, communication, and emotional healing Why vulnerability feels so difficult Self-compassion and rebuilding identity Patricia’s memoir and healing journey Finding strength after painful experiences
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Join us as we speak with Dr. Patricia A. Grenelle about her book, "We Were a Nice Normal Family..." and how childhoold trauma and abuse can affect people as adults and get resources and information on how to recover from PTSD and Complex PTSD.
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The Cost of Silence: A Memoir of Childhood Sexual Abuse and Narcissistic Trauma
Patricia Grenelle spent over 40 years as a therapist. A forensic psychologist. She sat across from survivors of abuse. She testified in courtrooms. She helped countless people heal from trauma.
Then she wrote her own story.
Her memoir is called We Were a Nice Normal Family. It is about childhood sexual abuse. About narcissistic trauma. About what happens when the family that looks perfect from the outside is quietly breaking people on the inside.