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Virginia Wilcsek on Podcasts
Updated: Sep 9
Conversations on Healing, Relationships, Self-Trust & Understanding Ourselves
Virginia Wilcsek, LMFT, founder of The Transcending Pathway, has joined podcast hosts, clinicians, and community leaders for conversations exploring relationships, trauma-informed healing, neurodivergence, self-trust, and personal growth.
Explore Virginia’s podcast features below, and follow the links to learn more about each conversation.
Clinical Excellence: From Narcissistic Abuse to Self-Trust
Private Practice Practically – Clinical Excellence Series
Virginia joins Rich to explore narcissistic and pathological relationship dynamics, trauma-informed care, somatic therapy, EMDR, IFS, and what it can look like to rebuild trust in yourself.
Topics: Self-trust, trauma bonding, gaslighting, somatic therapy, EMDR, IFS
Understanding Relationship Patterns with Compassion
With Misty Magdalena Grace
Virginia and Misty Magdalena Grace come together for a compassionate conversation about relationship patterns, gaslighting, trauma bonding, self-understanding, and reconnecting with yourself.
Topics: Relationship patterns, self-trust, trauma bonding, healing, self-understanding
Breaking Free from Narcissistic Abuse
The SHE CEO Podcast with Dr. Julie Ducharme
Virginia joins Dr. Julie Ducharme to discuss narcissistic relationship dynamics, trauma bonding, self-trust, healing, and finding your way back to your own perspective.
Topics: Narcissistic abuse recovery, relationships, self-trust, trauma bonding, personal growth
ADHD, Narcissism & Generational Trauma
Grandma Has ADHD with Jami Shapiro
Virginia joins Jami Shapiro for a conversation exploring ADHD, trauma, generational experiences, emotional regulation, family dynamics, and the importance of understanding the whole person.
Topics: ADHD, trauma, generational patterns, emotional regulation, nervous-system support
Strength, Learned Roles & Creating More Choice
Living Room Wisdom with Patrina Wisdom
Virginia joins Patrina Wisdom to explore strength, independence, ambition, learned roles, and how understanding where familiar patterns come from can create more space for choice.
Topics: Strength, learned roles, independence, self-understanding, identity, choice
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