In this powerful episode of True Crime Connections, Tiffanie sits down with Ori Goldstein—an evolution coach, hypnotist, and neuro-linguistic programmer—to explore how childhood trauma and limiting beliefs shape our lives. Ori opens up about his struggles with fear and self-doubt, sharing transformative moments that led him to embrace his true potential.
Discover how the stories we tell ourselves can trap us in self-sabotage cycles or set us free. Ori’s unique approach will inspire you to break the chains of your past, uncover your authentic self, and realize that happiness isn’t a destination—it’s found in the journey.

If you're ready to reclaim your power and rewrite your story, this episode is for you.


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Batrice Cordova, is a passionate advocate for women's empowerment and recovery. Batrice shares her courageous journey from a troubled past marked by addiction and abusive relationships to a life of sobriety and self-love. She opens up about the pivotal moment that led her to seek help and the importance of recognizing one’s worth. Through heartfelt anecdotes, Beatrice discusses the struggles she faced growing up in an environment filled with alcohol, the impact of her relationships, and the profound loss of her daughter in a tragic accident.

This episode highlights the road to recovery and emphasizes the significance of self-forgiveness and the power of a supportive partner. Batrice's story is a testament to resilience and the belief that it’s never too late to reclaim your life and pursue your dreams. Join us as we explore healing, identity, and finding true love.

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Brooke DeBoer, author of "Living the Free Life" and a dedicated life coach, discusses the lifelong effects of bullying and emotional abuse. Brooke opens up about her own experiences with bullying from elementary school through high school, which led to threats and a paralyzing fear. Despite having supportive parents, the trauma stayed with her into adulthood, impacting her health and relationships.

Brooke shares her healing journey, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's worth and not feeling the need to prove it to others. She discusses the trauma responses many adopt, such as workaholism and perfectionism, and the necessity of processing pain to move forward. Her book guides readers through this healing process, offering reflection questions and encouraging journaling to help individuals overcome their past and create their desired life.

The conversation delves into the significance of setting boundaries in relationships with friends, family, or romantic partners. Brooke stresses the importance of surrounding oneself with supportive people and learning to identify and let go of toxic relationships. She also highlights the power of coaching and counseling in helping individuals navigate their emotions and achieve their goals. Additionally, Brooke and her family are committed to giving back, with 10% of her book sales going toward a water project in a village in Africa.

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In this emotional and eye-opening episode, we delve into the urgent need for advocacy and protection for our seniors in assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and rehabs. Our guest, Stephanie Sifrit, a senior citizen advocate, shares the harrowing story of her mother's abuse in a Florida nursing home. Stephanie's mother, a dementia patient, suffered unimaginable trauma at the hands of a predator, and due to systemic failures, justice remains elusive. This episode sheds light on the desperate need for legislative change to allow families the right to install cameras in nursing home rooms, offering a layer of protection for vulnerable residents.
Stephanie's relentless pursuit of justice and change in Florida's legislature highlights the challenges of advocating for the elderly. Despite the barriers, she continues to fight for Senate Bill 64, which seeks to grant families the undeniable right to install monitoring devices in care facilities. This episode is a call to action for voices to join Stephanie in her mission to protect those who cannot protect themselves.

This is more than a story—it's a call to action.

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00:00 - Stephanie Sifrit is advocating on behalf of her elderly mother

07:59 - Two people before my mother and one after my mother had dementia

14:02 - There are several arguments against allowing cameras in nursing homes

20:51 - Water conservation and hurricane recovery are taking priority over elder protection

26:05 - If you want to start a petition, you need 900,000 verified voters signatures

32:26 - Eorizon Dutton wants to help collect signatures for vulnerable Florida patients

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In this powerful episode, Tiffanie speaks with actor and author Sean Hemeon about his extraordinary journey from a troubled past to a hopeful future. Sean, known for his roles in "True Blood" and "Criminal Minds," shares his life as a gay Mormon in Virginia, his descent into addiction, and his former life as a drug dealer.

He reveals the heartbreak, the turning points, and the resilience that led him to sobriety and inspired his book The Good Little Drug Lord. Sean's story is raw, emotional, and full of lessons on love, loss, and reclaiming self-worth. Don’t miss this unforgettable conversation about redemption and the power of second chances.

Join us as Sean Hemeon shares his story of survival, accountability, and the ongoing healing process.

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Join us for a heartfelt episode where we explore the profound impact of domestic violence and the urgent need for prevention and protection. My guests, Nichole and Jim Schmidt from the Gabby Petito Foundation, share their heartbreaking journey following the tragic loss of their daughter, Gabby Petito, in 2021. They discuss the vital importance of recognizing the signs of domestic abuse, which affects one in four women and one in nine men, and the need for society to become more proactive in addressing this pervasive issue.

We emphasize the critical role of education in schools to help young people understand what constitutes a healthy relationship and how to set boundaries. They stress the importance of teaching respectful relationships from a young age and providing children with the tools to navigate the complexities of social media and peer interactions. They also highlight the need for community support and training to create safe spaces for victims to seek help.

We share insights into the challenges faced by survivors, including the barriers to leaving abusive relationships and the societal misconceptions that often blame victims. They call for greater awareness and legal reform to address issues like coercive control and strangulation, which are often overlooked but incredibly dangerous.

Join us as we delve into the foundations' advocacy work and their mission to change the narrative around domestic violence, offering hope and resources to those in need.

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Can you believe 2024 is almost over and 2025 is just around the corner? This year has been gratifying, filled with memorable moments like filming live on Alcatraz Island. I'm excited to share some of these highlights and to give you a glimpse of what's on the horizon for 2025, including the amazing lineup starting in January.

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Join Tiffanie as she delves into the world of addiction recovery with Andrew Levander, a licensed marriage and family therapist and founder of the Encino Recovery and Detox Center (seen on Oprah and Dr. Phil). With 25 years of experience and a personal journey of recovery from opiates and alcohol, Andrew shares insights into the complex dynamics of addiction, emphasizing the importance of treating not just the individual but the entire family. Discover how enabling behaviors can inadvertently perpetuate addiction and learn about the significance of supervised detoxification.
Andrew sheds light on the often misunderstood withdrawal process, explaining the life-threatening risks associated with alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal, while debunking myths about opiate withdrawal. He also highlights the advancements in medication-assisted treatment, which allow individuals to transition from illicit substances to prescribed medications without halting their lives.
Through candid discussions, Andrew reflects on the internal battles faced by those with substance use disorders and the profound impact of trauma, particularly childhood trauma, on addiction. He shares the philosophy of his treatment center, which focuses on addressing the underlying issues fueling addiction rather than merely treating the symptoms. . He also touches upon the challenges of integrating digital detox into recovery programs, emphasizing the necessity of creating a safe and distraction-free environment for healing.

Andrew's heartfelt narrative is a testament to the power of relationships and the possibility of recovery. With a mission to help individuals reintroduce themselves to their true selves in a loving way, Andrew and his team are dedicated to providing compassionate, comprehensive care to those seeking a path to sobriety.

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