Press & Media
Feature: New York Times
I was honored to be featured in The New York Times Well section in a piece by mental health reporter Christina Caron titled "What 'Trauma Bonding' Really Means."
My personal journey with trauma opens the article, which explores what trauma bonding actually is from a clinical perspective — and why the way the term is being used online can minimize the real experiences of survivors.
This piece speaks directly to the heart of what Resolve to Rise exists to do: bring clarity, compassion, and a genuine path forward to those navigating the complex aftermath of trauma and abuse.
Podcast Feature: Made for Moore
Made for Moore Podcast with Holly J. Moore, Founder & CEO of Moore Family Law Group
Divorce is often a trauma event — and healing from it requires more than legal resolution. In this conversation with Holly J. Moore, we explored how self-compassion, recognizing unprocessed trauma, and practical tools from Resolve to Rise can help you move forward after one of life's most difficult transitions.
Podcast Feature: The Trauma-Addiction Cycle
I had the joy of speaking with Temitope on The School of Heritage Podcast about the deep connection between trauma and addiction—and the hope of breaking free.
Together, we explored how unresolved PTSD can fuel substance use, the science behind the trauma–addiction cycle, and practical strategies for healing without harmful coping mechanisms. I also shared recovery stories and tools that can help survivors build resilience and reclaim their lives.
It was an insightful, heartfelt conversation, and one I believe offers hope and practical steps for anyone walking this path.
Podcast Feature: Navigating the Complexities of PTSD
I joined Justin Goodman and Brendan Core on the Project 55 Podcast for a powerful conversation about trauma, resilience, and the healing journey.We explored the realities of PTSD and Complex PTSD, the toll of chronic stress, and why finding the right clinician and support system makes all the difference. I also shared parts of my personal journey and insights from my work, highlighting the importance of resilience, evidence-based approaches, and grounding techniques that can help along the way.
This episode is a reminder that trauma does not mean you are irreparably damaged—healing is possible, and resilience is within reach.
Podcast Feature: Learning to Rise Again After Abuse
Tracy Malone has done extraordinary work in the area of Narcissistic Abuse and has created a website that gives rich and helpful tools. You can imagine what an honor it was to sit down with her to discuss the impacts of trauma and what it takes to rise after living through unimaginable abuse.
Podcast Feature: Resolve to Rise: Interview with Lilli Correll
Trauma doesn't just affect the mind — it affects the body. In this conversation with women's hormone health expert Jenny Swisher, I explored how chronic stress and PTSD impact hormonal balance and what that means for women trying to feel their best.
Podcast Feature: Resolving to Rise Out of Abuse with Ahna Fulmer
I sat down with Ahna Fulmer on the ImPERFECTly emPOWERed Podcast to talk about healing from verbal, physical, and emotional abuse. As both a trauma survivor and licensed counselor, I shared concrete steps for recovery and insights from my book Resolve to Rise.
We discussed how trauma affects emotions, the role of triggers, ways to recognize trauma in ourselves and others, and practical therapeutic approaches that foster healing. I also introduced resources and tools to support those experiencing trauma and caregiver burnout.
This conversation is both personal and practical—a reminder that you are not defined by what happened to you, and that healing is possible.
Podcast Feature: Lilli Correll Talks with Doc Martin
I joined Doc Martin on Conversations with Doc Martin for a wide-ranging and heartfelt discussion about trauma, resilience, and healing.
We talked about my journey—from growing up in difficult circumstances, to building a career in corporate healthcare, to becoming a licensed counselor and trauma provider. I shared how trauma is shaped not just by the events we endure, but the way we respond to them.
Our conversation touched on the impacts of the pandemic, social isolation, and how past trauma can shape present experiences. I also shared the heart behind my book Resolve to Rise—that trauma does not disqualify you from success, and healing is possible.
You Learn YouTurn Podcast with Rich Jones, Chief Clinical Officer, YouTurn Health
Mental health and physical health aren't separate systems — and neither are trauma and behavioral health. In this conversation with Rich Jones, we explored how trauma shows up across people's lives, why a more holistic approach to care is essential, and what it takes to transform how behavioral health systems actually serve people.
