Transform U! Live Show Unveils "Transforming Trauma into Purpose" with Dr. Shahrzad Jalali
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OAK CREEK, Wis. - WisconsinEagle -- Transform U! Live Show, hosted by combat veteran and mental health journalist Marcus Hart, is thrilled to announce the release of its latest episode, "Transforming Trauma into Purpose," featuring renowned trauma expert Dr. Shahrzad Jalali. Premiering tonight at 10:00 PM CDT on YouTube  and Spreaker, this faith-fueled, gritty exploration dives into how trauma's deepest wounds can forge resilience and purpose, offering hope to veterans, trauma survivors, and anyone battling life's storms.

Dr. Jalali, a licensed clinical psychologist with over a decade of experience, brings her expertise in EMDR, somatic experiencing, and Jungian analysis to the table, blending science and soul in a way that hits home. As a vet who's clawed through PTSD and incarceration to find purpose, Marcus connects with Dr. Jalali's message: trauma isn't the end—it's the fire that makes us stronger. The episode, airing on the show's 3rd anniversary, tackles how unresolved pain fuels chronic illness and societal burnout, backed by a 2023 CDC report showing a 30% productivity drop in trauma-affected communities.

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"This ain't just talk—it's a lifeline," says Marcus Hart, whose raw, authentic voice has inspired thousands through Transform U Media Network. "Dr. Jalali's insights, paired with my gritty faith journey, show that scars can become sermons. We're igniting hope for depleted souls tonight." The episode previews her upcoming book, The Fire That Makes Us, and introduces healing tools like EMDR, which a 2024 Journal of Traumatic Stress study shows cuts PTSD symptoms by 65% in six sessions

Available now on YouTube (https://youtu.be/1QsijVjQinU) and Spreaker, the episode targets Marcus's audience—depleted Baptists, urban hustlers, burnout warriors, and hope-seekers—offering a transformative narrative that resonates with mental health advocates and faith communities. Listeners can expect a blend of emotional storytelling, practical wisdom, and a call to action, reflecting Marcus's brand: "Inspire. Ignite. Transform."