The SVee Show: HERstory in the making

Finding Faith and Healing After Abuse: Cheryl’s Story

We had the pleasure of hosting Reverend Cheryl Kincaid on our show, where she shared her journey of overcoming childhood abuse and how her faith guided her healing process. With over 20 years in ministry, Cheryl has supported many through their own recoveries. She discussed the importance of understanding forgiveness versus denial, the role of righteous anger, and maintaining faith during challenging times.​
Cheryl also spoke about her latest book, "A Forgotten Door Called Home," which follows six women searching for a sense of belonging. Her insights were both enlightening and inspiring, offering hope and guidance to listeners facing similar struggles.
​You can visit Reverend Cheryl Kincaid's official website at revcherylkincaid.com. There, you'll find information about her books, sermons, and blog posts

Climbing Mountains & Breaking Barriers: The Bohemian Adventurers’ Story

On this episode of The SVee Show, I had a one-of-a-kind conversation with not one, but three amazing women—Anusha Subramanian, Sashi Bahuguna, and Guneet Puri. They’re the founders of Bohemian Adventures, a group that's making mountain adventures fun, safe, and inclusive for everyone.
Their story started with a shared love for mountaineering back in 2009. After volunteering during the 2013 Uttarakhand floods, they were inspired to do more and in 2014, Bohemian Adventures was born.
Since then, they’ve led treks for people with disabilities, kept safety front and center, and created opportunities for women in mountaineering through training and internships. Their journey is full of heart, courage, and breaking boundaries.
Check out their incredible work  at - https://bohemianadventures.com/index.php
It was an absolute joy having them on the show—don’t miss this episode!

From Rock Bottom to Leading the Fight Against Addiction: Cali's Story

Today’s episode featured Dr. Cali Estes, a true expert in addiction recovery and mental health. She shared her incredible journey, from overcoming personal struggles to building the world’s largest addiction and mental health education company. Dr. Estes provided real, no-nonsense insights on breaking addiction cycles, overcoming adversity, and staying resilient. She has worked with top professionals, including CEOs, musicians, and actors, and has been featured on major media outlets like CNN, NBC, Forbes, and People Magazine.
For more about her work and resources, visit:
🔹 https://caliestes.com/
🔹 https://soberondemand.com/
🔹 https://theaddictionsacademy.com/
Straight to the point and packed with wisdom, this episode was a must-listen for anyone looking to rebuild and move forward.

Love, Loss, and the Courage to Begin Again: June’s story

Today, we have June Kraholik with us. She’s an author, mom, and survivor who has been through a lot but found a way to keep going. She wrote "Momma You Don’t Heal", a book to help mothers who have lost a child, and just published "Whispered Promises", a contemporary romance.
June’s story is one of strength and courage. She lost her son, Kaleb, when he was just 2 years old, and it took her years to figure out how to move forward. Writing became her way to heal and help others. Then, just months after publishing her first book, life took another unexpected turn, her husband of 10 years asked for a divorce. Instead of giving up, she focused on healing, writing, and building a new life as a single mom.
She’s here today to share her journey, her heartbreak, her healing, and how she’s learning to find joy again. June, welcome to the show!
June facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/womensurvivingchildloss is a safe space for parents who have experienced losing a child. If you or someone you know needs support, June Kraholik’s Facebook community offers connection, understanding, and healing

Surviving High-Conflict Divorce & Making Legal History: Lisa's story

Lisa Johnson, has been through the wringer of high-conflict divorce and came out stronger. After spending $100K on legal battles, she had to represent herself and ended up making legal history. Her case set a precedent, and her testimony helped pass Jennifer’s Law, protecting victims of coercive control.
Now, as co-founder of Been There Got Out, Lisa helps people navigate toxic breakups, custody battles, and co-parenting nightmares. She’s also an author, with her book Been There Got Out already making waves and another on the way about what to do when an ex turns the kids against you. Let’s hear her story!
Learn more about her powerful work on https://beentheregotout.com/

Empowering women on the golf course: Mary’s story

Today’s guest, Mary Boecker, is helping more women feel comfortable and confident on the golf course. A few years ago, she missed out on a big opportunity simply because she didn’t know how golf handicaps worked. That moment stuck with her and inspired her to make the game more accessible for women.
Now, Mary shares what she’s learned to help others get started, improve their skills, and enjoy the game without feeling out of place. She believes if more women see regular players like them out there, they’ll feel encouraged to join in too.
Reach out for more resources  on her website  https://www.queencitylinksladies.com/

Breaking the Silence on Mental Health & Suicide: Lisa's Story

In this episode, I had the absolute honor of talking with Lisa Sugarman, an author, columnist, and fierce mental health advocate. She’s also a crisis counselor with The Trevor Project and a storyteller with NAMI, helping to break the stigma around mental health and suicide.
Lisa’s story truly moved me. When she was just 10 years old, she lost her dad and was told he had died of a heart attack. But years later, she learned the truth that he had died by suicide. That moment changed everything for her. Instead of hiding from it, she chose to share her story and help others do the same.
Talking to Lisa opened my eyes to how important it is to have honest conversations about mental health, especially with family. She reminded me that silence fuels shame, but speaking up creates healing. Her courage, wisdom, and heart made this episode one of the most powerful ones yet.
For more resources, visit https://www.thehelphub.co/ to connect with Lisa.
You don’t want to miss this conversation! 

From Personal Loss to Holistic Health Advocate: Maddison's Story

In this episode of The Svee Show: HERstory in the Making, I had the pleasure of chatting with Maddison Sutton, a Certified Integrative Health and Wellness Coach. Maddison opened up about her personal journey, sharing how she grew up in a divorced family and overcame a mentally abusive relationship. She also spoke about her father's battle with mesothelioma, which led her to leave a successful corporate career to focus on holistic health. Now, she's dedicated to helping women take control of their well-being through functional nutrition and holistic wellness. Our conversation left me inspired by her resilience and passion. Tune in to hear Maddison's story and learn how you can embark on your own path to wellness.
 For more resources, visit wellwithmaddison.com.

The Heart vs. Mind Battle- How to Stay True to What Matters: Lindsey’s story

In this episode, licensed therapist Lindsey Carnick shares quick, effective stress management techniques designed for busy professionals. As the founder of Onward Psychological Services and creator of Practical/Tactical Stress Management for Professionals, Lindsey believes real change happens through small, value-driven choices. Tune in as we discuss overcoming the heart vs. mind battle, staying true to what matters, and reducing stress in just minutes a day

Healing Trauma Through Genuine Conversations: Meher’s Story

I’m excited to chat with Meher Parul Nagar! Meher is all about healing, helping people recover from complex PTSD and multi-abuse trauma using somatic methods. As a survivor herself and a professional with an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, she’s created a safe space for people to work through their mental, physical, and emotional struggles.
Her mission? To tackle generational trauma, from childhood wounds to parental patterns, and empower both men and women to take control of their healing journey.
More about Meher on https://www.linkedin.com/in/meher-parul-nagar-361169170/ and https://www.instagram.com/genuine.conversations.meher/