Episode Details

Alice Miles is a survivor speaker, domestic violence advocate, and social work professional dedicated to educating communities about healthy relationships, trauma, and healing. She has spent years working directly with survivors, helping them navigate unsafe situations through safety planning, advocacy, and support.

Her work also shines a light on often overlooked survivors, including LGBTQIA+, male, and military communities. In recognition of her impact, she received the 2021 Recognizing Why Resiliency Media Award from the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.

In this important conversation, Alice shares:

• Life in her early 20s while pursuing social work

• Learning to step out of hyper-independence

• Why teaching healthy relationships early matters

• Common misconceptions about abusive relationships

• Why domestic violence conversations must include everyone

• Emotional vs. physical abuse and why both matter

• Practical insights on healing and support

If you’re in your 20s learning about relationships, safety, or carrying past trauma, this episode offers clear education and real hope.

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Website:https://coffeetalkllc.com/

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Chapters

0:00 - Intro & Welcome Alice Miles

1:40 - Life in Her Early 20s & Social Work Path

8:15 - Lessons on Hyper-Independence & Asking for Help

15:30 - Why Educating Young People About Relationships Matters

23:10 - Biggest Misconceptions About Abuse

31:45 - Including Overlooked Survivors (LGBTQIA+, Male, Military)

40:20 - Emotional vs. Physical Abuse

48:50 - Healing, Support & Safety Planning

57:15 - Final Advice on Healthy Relationships