In this deeply moving episode of Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, host Avik Chakraborty sits down with Tiffiny Newton, a survivor, advocate, and founder of New Tide Consulting LLC and Ignite Her Inc. Tiffany shares her personal journey of overcoming intimate partner violence and domestic abuse, rebuilding self-confidence, and reclaiming her power. She provides practical advice on creating a safety plan, rebuilding trust in oneself, and using self-defense as a tool for empowerment.
If you or someone you know is struggling with an abusive relationship, this episode is a must-listen. Learn how to navigate...
In this deeply moving episode of Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, host Avik Chakraborty sits down with Tiffiny Newton, a survivor, advocate, and founder of New Tide Consulting LLC and Ignite Her Inc. Tiffany shares her personal journey of overcoming intimate partner violence and domestic abuse, rebuilding self-confidence, and reclaiming her power. She provides practical advice on creating a safety plan, rebuilding trust in oneself, and using self-defense as a tool for empowerment.
If you or someone you know is struggling with an abusive relationship, this episode is a must-listen. Learn how to navigate healing, self-discovery, and financial independence with expert insights from someone who has been through it all.
About the Guest:
Tiffiny Newton is a survivor turned advocate who now dedicates her life to helping women escape abusive relationships and rebuild their confidence. Through New Tide Consulting LLC and Ignite Her Inc., she offers guidance in self-defense, trauma healing, and financial independence. She is also working toward certification in self-defense training to empower women physically, emotionally, and mentally. Her book, Behind the Smile, is a testament to survival, healing, and thriving after abuse.
Key Takeaways:
✅ Recognizing Abuse: Many victims don’t realize they are in an abusive situation until they see a checklist of red flags. Understanding manipulation tactics is crucial.
✅ Creating a Safety Plan: Planning an escape is key—have a go-bag, stash money, and know where to go when it's time to leave.
✅ Healing Takes Time: Forgiving oneself is the hardest step. Rebuilding trust in your own decisions starts with small steps, like engaging in hobbies or setting goals.
✅ Empowerment Through Self-Defense: Learning self-defense, especially techniques tailored to intimate partner violence, can help survivors feel strong and in control of their safety.
✅ Trauma Lives in the Body: Healing isn’t just mental—it’s physical. Practices like yoga, somatic therapy, and hypnotherapy can help process trauma more effectively.
✅ You Are Not Alone: There are resources and organizations worldwide dedicated to helping survivors escape and rebuild their lives. Never hesitate to reach out for support.
Connect with Tiffiny Newton:
📖 Read Her Book – Behind the Smile
🌎 Website – Ignite Her Inc.
📲 Social Media – Follow Tiffiny on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook
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✨ Healing is not about going back to who you were before the trauma—it’s about becoming the strongest, most self-aware, and empowered version of yourself. Stay strong, stay aware, and always choose yourself first.
This episode is a must-share for anyone who may be struggling in an abusive relationship. You are not alone, and healing is possible.
