These coaches go beyond conventional methods, integrating lightheartedness, humor, and deep empathy into the healing process. They aim not only to address trauma but also to empower survivors to reclaim joy, resilience, and a renewed sense of self. 

In this interview series, Katie joined a panel of women to discuss identifying negative beliefs that keep us small, reparenting our inner children, and learning to open up and allow healthy relationships into our lives after abuse. 

"…for survivors who are fortunate enough to have the time and space for self-care, ‘Cake Pops and Coffee’ could be life-changing.”

Katie joined the ladies of Unqualified Therapists Podcast. In response to Katie's interview, hosts Amy and Sarah said, "Her story will break your heart and then fill you with light all in one sitting."

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Katie visited Shouting About Silence's Podcast, where she spoke about the #1 thing people forget when setting boundaries, how to connect in love after trauma, and key points from her book.

Katie visited both Carnegie Mellon University and Chatham University to deliver her workshop "How To Share Your Story." During her workshop, she shares how so many healing platforms advertise sharing your story as an "empowering" experience. And it absolutely can be. However, there are countless emotions that come with sharing your story and this workshop is designed to help you navigate those feelings before, during, and after sharing your story. 

Katie chatted with Turn Me On Podcast about masturbation, sex, and finding the parts of her femininity that she thought were lost after trauma.

Katie visited Kirsten Roberts on her podcast, Connected Conversations, to talk about learning who we are beyond our trauma, how to recognize when we've attached our identities to our trauma, and how community can help  survivors.

Katie spoke with Sarah about the process of publishing her book, starting her business from scratch, and her online Trauma Healing Program.

Sexual assault survivor and owner of the organization Voices of Hope Kristine Irwin sat down with Katie to talk about Katie's debut book, her story, and how Katie is changing the way people heal from trauma.

For GRL PWR's annual Self-Love Sunday Fest, Katie was featured as an expert panelist, where she was able to discuss the important healing power of sharing your story.

Katie Maloney's article, Gurl, it's time to masturbate, was featured in an issue of Painted Magazine. In this article, Katie empowers trauma survivors to love their bodies in a healthy way.

Katie was featured as a Young Impact Hero in Authority Magazine. During her interview, Katie talked about how she developed her book over the course of eight years, what she overcame in order to publish the book, and how her life has changed since starting her business. 

In this episode, Katie and I open up about our journeys with trauma and healing. We explore what truly helped us, the pitfalls of “over-healing,” and the idea that not everything needs fixing. It’s an honest, heartfelt conversation filled with laughter, reflection, and a few tears.

Katie Maloney is transforming trauma healing with lighthearted, relatable conversations. Starting in fitness, she developed mindful movement classes for survivors and now empowers others as a speaker and writer, inspiring them to reclaim their stories and turn challenges into strength.

Katie understands how overwhelming it can be to reconnect with sensuality after trauma. After years of searching for guidance on easing anxiety around simple acts like holding hands with a partner, she’s passionate about creating safe spaces to discuss healing and rediscovering confidence in intimacy.

Comic Junkie Podcast interviews Katie as a real-life Wonder Woman. We deep dive into how Katie turned her trauma into a book that now helps women around the world. 

Katie joined True to You Chats Podcast to talk about learning to release the fear of being seen, how to find pleasure and intimacy with both yourself and a partner after trauma, and how forgiveness after trauma can help you look at yourself with more grace and love.

Katie was invited by Happs News to deliver weekly broadcasts. During her segment, Katie talks about all the ways survivors can #LiveYourBestLifeAfterTrauma

Katie was the guest speaker for Green Heiress's online studio webinar series, where she gave tips and advice for feeling empowered before, during, and after sharing your story of trauma.

In this episode, Katie Maloney, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, speaks with host Aliah Davis-McHenry about thriving after trauma and embracing your inner warrior goddess.

During her visit to the Voice of Change radio show, Katie spoke about how to come back to yourself when you’re living in situations that require hypervigilance as well as how to move forward after trauma.

Real She Power, an online platform for women, published an article about Katie Maloney and the work she is doing to change the way we talk about trauma.

Mental Health Organization, Listen, Lucy, featured Katie Maloney's work as a Trauma Survivor Coach and the journey that brought her to this work.