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Inside Posttraumatic Growth Podcast

Inside Posttraumatic Growth Podcast

By: Boulder Crest Foundation
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The Inside Posttraumatic Growth podcast explores the science, stories, and future of growth through struggle. Through conversations with leading researchers, neuroscientists, practitioners, and people with lived experience, we dive deeper into what Posttraumatic Growth is, how it happens, and what it can teach us about the human capacity for transformation. Join us as we explore the research, real-world application, and emerging ideas shaping the future of PTG.© 2026 Boulder Crest Foundation Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Science
Episodes
  • Episode 5: When Trauma Challenges Our Core Beliefs
    14 Oct 2026

    What happens when trauma challenges everything we thought we knew about ourselves and the world around us? In Episode 5 of Inside Posttraumatic Growth, Josh Goldberg is joined by Dr. Rich Tedeschi and Dr. Bret Moore to explore how our core beliefs shape our lives, why difficult experiences can disrupt them, and how rebuilding those beliefs can open the door to new perspectives, deeper connections, and Posttraumatic Growth.

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    53 min
  • What Makes Hope Possible: A Veteran's Story of Struggle and Survival
    22 Sep 2026

    Ian Ricci, Director of Warrior PATHH at Boulder Crest, shares the deeply personal story of reaching a point where he had a plan to end his life — and what helped him choose a different path. Dr. Taryn Greene connects Ian’s experience to the roles of connection, regulation, and hope in suicide prevention and Posttraumatic Growth.

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    29 min
  • Episode 4: Could PTG Be a Protective Factor Against Suicide?
    16 Sep 2026

    Could Posttraumatic Growth help protect against suicide? In this episode, Dr. Taryn Greene explores emerging research examining PTG as a potential protective factor against suicide. She considers how growth through struggle — including deeper relationships, personal strength, new possibilities, and greater appreciation for life — may help counter psychological pain, hopelessness, and loss of connection.

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    34 min
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