Unbroken

Beyond personal stories of recovery and resilience, Unbroken also aims to boost domestic violence awareness by shedding light on issues that are often misunderstood or overlooked—particularly the non-physical forms of domestic violence like coercive control.  

Coercive control is a pattern of psychological manipulation, intimidation, isolation, and domination that can exist without physical violence, yet it can profoundly impact a person’s autonomy, safety, and wellbeing. Because these patterns are often subtle and difficult to recognize, many survivors struggle to be understood or believed. Through education, lived experience, and expert conversation, Unbroken seeks to bring greater visibility to these realities and help people recognize the dynamics of coercive control.  

The podcast also highlights the urgent need for greater awareness and reform within family court systems, where survivors of non-physical domestic abuse frequently face significant challenges in having their experiences acknowledged and addressed. Conversations explore how legal frameworks, public understanding, and professional education can evolve to better recognize patterns of coercive control and protect vulnerable families.  

By bringing together perspectives from healing, advocacy, and human rights work, Unbroken seeks to foster deeper understanding around domestic violence, resilience, and the pathways toward meaningful systemic change.  

At its heart, the resilience podcast is about something simple yet powerful: creating conversations that help people feel seen, understood, and empowered—and contributing to a future where justice, safety, and healing are accessible to everyone.