Episode 196: A Story of Rape and Healing – Interview Janiel Green
Episode 196: A Story of Rape and Healing – Interview Janiel Green
What you see when you look at Janiel Green, the creator of Culture Trekking, is hundreds of beautiful photos of her travels all over the world. She is snorkeling in beautiful blue waters, and standing on top of mountains. She’s laughing at the camera with her beautiful smile, but the story always goes deeper. Culture Trekking was created by this vivacious young woman as a way to survive a brutal rape. When it came time to choose between accepting her fear as the new status quo of her life or making a strategic choice to choose love and connection with people around the world through travel, she chose the later.
Janiel is a physician’s Assistant, a survivor, and the creator of the YouTube Channel and website called Culture Trekking, dedicated to inspiring people to explore through cultural connections and sustainable adventures. She’s a dog lover – she has two – Finn and Zoey, and of course, she travels in her free time.
Tune into the audio program for my interview with Janiel and hear her story of rape and healing. Beware of candid discussion regarding sexual trauma.
To connect with Janiel:
Culturetrekking.com
Youtube.com/c/cutlruetrekking
Facebook.com/CultureTrekking
Instagram.com/CultureTrekking
Twitter.com/CultureTrekking
One of the things Janiel wrote is, “When you let go of the illusion of control, things will happen to you like a tsunami wave, there is still goodness in the world you just have to be open to receiving it.
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About the author, Lori
Lori is the host and producer of the Love Your Story podcast, a podcast dedicated to sharing candid interviews and conversations about living our best life stories on purpose. Lori pulls no punches in capturing interviews that shine a light on how we make it through the hard stuff – stress, anxiety, suicide, eating disorders, rape, the death of children, abuse, divorce and the real stuff we have to deal with. But, she also shares interviews with Olympians and incredible athletes, life coaches, therapists, and people who are changing the world – most often these two categories are one and the same. She has a master’s degree in Folklore--her research focuses on the personal narrative. She is the author of six books and over 100 magazine and newspaper articles, including her latest, L.I.F.E. – Living Intentional and Fearless Every Day. She consults with individuals on a personal and business level in helping them find their stories, reframe the ones that are holding them back, and manage the stories they currently tell themselves in order to create the story they personally want to live.