No Longer Leading With the Wound with Hilary Momberger Powers
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What happens when success arrives before you have had the chance to understand who you are?
In this episode of Notes From the Edge, Lisa Lacy sits down with transformational mentor, trauma-informed coach, motivational speaker, former child performer, and Licensed Vocational Nurse Hilary Momberger Powers.
Hilary began working in front of the camera at five years old as the voice of Sally Brown in the Peanuts cartoons. Behind the early success, however, were unresolved childhood wounds that later contributed to addiction, painful choices, and a life that began to unravel.
After entering recovery in 1983, Hilary discovered that putting down the addiction was only the beginning. The deeper work meant confronting the trauma, identity patterns, and emotional wounds that had been leading her life.
Together, Lisa and Hilary explore childhood fame, addiction, inner-child work, recovery, self-advocacy, reinvention, and what it means to stop allowing old pain to make present-day decisions.
This is a conversation about moving from victim to victor, reclaiming your voice, and proving that it is never too late to begin again.
How to Find Hilary:
Hilary Momberger Powers | LinkedIn
How to find Lisa:
Lisa Lacy | LinkedInWhat did you perform in order to survive?Welcome to the Edge.
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