Dr. Robyn Koslowitz

We either talk to big experts in the field of trauma.

We talk to experts in the field of child psychology or parenting, people who've written books that are really interesting, that are relevant to the post-traumatic parenting community, or people who have a backstory about trauma that's really compelling and can teach us something because we have to keep restoring hope.

And remembering that trauma is the beginning of the story, not the end of the story.

So we just really want the whole post-traumatic parenting community.

I don't want anyone to ever feel as isolated and alone as I felt when I started that post-traumatic parenting journey.

And I felt like my damage is going to damage my kids.

And.

there's nobody who gets it and nobody who can help me with it.

So it's like one post-traumatic parent at a time hearing what they need to hear.

And we were on both YouTube and on the regular, wherever you get your podcasts.

And we try to release two episodes a month.

We're about to start season three, which is exciting.

So my website is posttraumaticparenting.com.

The post-traumatic parenting community tends to hang out a lot on Instagram, which is my Instagram page is at DrCostleWittPsychology.

That's also my TikTok.

That's really where we mostly hang out on Instagram.

We have a membership, we have a community, a lot of conversations in there.

I really do my best to respond to DMs and to

People ask topic suggestions or they'll send me a reel and say, can you comment on what this parent is doing and stuff like that?

I really do my best to stay on top of it because this always was the mission of making sure no post-traumatic parent ever feels isolated and alone.