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Healing Arts from the Borderland

Healing Arts from the Borderland

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Entertainment: check. Sometimes tears: check. Always laughs: check. Host Aaron Setliff gets to know artists near to, and far from, the Borderland about art and how artists use their art to heal from trauma. For the cute quotient: Aaron’s 9- year-old nephew Avery joins every episode to answer a question posed by the guest. Take a listen!


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  • Part 2 Joseph Sanchez Recovery from Harmful Narratives
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    In his youth Joseph, like nearly all of us, absorbed harmful narratives and beliefs about himself. These beliefs that we are not worthy lead to all kinds of self-destructive behaviors. And the limitless taboos that society invents to shame and terrorize us only make it worse. Joseph found recovery from addiction, and he found his authentic self, his “superhero powers,” when he left unhelpful beliefs and narratives behind. Joseph fInds recovery from trauma, and he gains love and success. But his greatest gift is knowing himself and being proud of who he is, and the life he leads.

    This podcast is part of a project by the Borderland Rainbow Center in El Paso, Texas to bring non-traditional Queer, Intersectional healing arts to survivors of trauma.

    https://www.borderlandrainbow.org/

    Facebook @borderlandrainbowcenter

    Instagram @borderlandrainbowcenter

    Twitter @BRainbowCenter

    YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa4GRplymPUJBnfEn9zbPJg

    Contact Brian@RainbowBorderland.org

    This work is funded by TAASA on behalf of the Department of Justice.

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  • Part 1 Joseph Sanchez Recovery from Harmful Narratives
    Sep 21 2020

    In his youth Joseph, like nearly all of us, absorbed harmful narratives and beliefs about himself. These beliefs that we are not worthy lead to all kinds of self-destructive behaviors. And the limitless taboos that society invents to shame and terrorize us only make it worse. Joseph found recovery from addiction, and he found his authentic self, his “superhero powers,” when he left unhelpful beliefs and narratives behind. Joseph fInds recovery from trauma, and he gains love and success. But his greatest gift is knowing himself and being proud of who he is, and the life he leads.

    This podcast is part of a project by the Borderland Rainbow Center in El Paso, Texas to bring non-traditional Queer, Intersectional healing arts to survivors of trauma.

    https://www.borderlandrainbow.org/

    Facebook @borderlandrainbowcenter

    Instagram @borderlandrainbowcenter

    Twitter @BRainbowCenter

    YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa4GRplymPUJBnfEn9zbPJg

    Contact Brian@RainbowBorderland.org

    This work is funded by TAASA on behalf of the Department of Justice.

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    Norman grew up Black and Gay, from a Black Church family, attending Catholic Schools in the Southwest Suburbs of Chicago. Bullied by family beliefs and expectations, and called a f@g in grade school when he didn’t even know what it meant, Norman’s journey led him to multiple unsafe situations. Now he has learned to take what has always been unique about himself and he is celebrating it, and encouraging others to find their “unicorn” power!

    This podcast is part of a project by the Borderland Rainbow Center in El Paso, Texas to bring non-traditional Queer, Intersectional healing arts to survivors of trauma.

    https://www.borderlandrainbow.org/

    Facebook @borderlandrainbowcenter

    Instagram @borderlandrainbowcenter

    Twitter @BRainbowCenter

    YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa4GRplymPUJBnfEn9zbPJg

    Contact Brian@RainbowBorderland.org

    This work is funded by TAASA on behalf of the Department of Justice.

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