Rebecca Pott Fitton's guest appearances

Rebecca Pott Fitton

From My Mama's Kitchen® Talk Radio

The Dr. Judy Show

Shirley Melis

Christy Whitman

Susan Shumsky

Eric Pearl

Hillary Clinton

Edgar Cayce

Allison Carmen

Susan Miller

Dean Karnazes

Paul O’Brien

Kelly Sullivan Walden

Ann Barham

Karen Noe

Tom Sawyer

Kelly McNelis

OwlTail

Rebecca was is a highly successful woman in the business world, someone who worked in the civil rights movement, then in urban planning, followed by getting an MBA and working in healthcare. Yet something was tripping her up in her relationships and after her second divorce she got into therapy.  As she got further into therapy she uncovered the problem – her childhood sexual abuse, which she had totally blocked from her awareness . Her book, Wave Rider,  is an account through her prose and poetry of her journey  riding the waves of life and moving from abuse to wholeness.   She is very open in her interview, allowing us to see her journey through life with her struggles, her shutting out of her feelings, learning about the issue of sexual abuse and the many ways it can impact someone totally out of their awareness.  With the help of multiple types of therapy, she turned her turmoil  into triumphs  as she explored those hidden problems and then worked to overcome then and move into a much freer and happier place. In this process she found a voice to express herself through poetry that would suddenly come to her along her journey. She has always been a person who worked on issues related to bettering things for many people. She is now extending this to educating people about  abuse and how to overcome it and is engaged on the boards of many non- profit organizations.              I think you will find this interview very engaging and enlightening, and it might even give you the insight to help someone you know and love as they journey through their difficult paths. At the very least it will expand your understanding of struggles people can go through despite looking so perfect, and that there is help out there if you will allow your self to seek it.

Rebecca was is a highly successful woman in the business world, someone who worked in the civil rights movement, then in urban planning, followed by getting an MBA and working in healthcare. Yet something was tripping her up in her relationships and after her second divorce she got into therapy.  As she got further into therapy she uncovered the problem – her childhood sexual abuse, which she had totally blocked from her awareness . Her book, Wave Rider,  is an account through her prose and poetry of her journey  riding the waves of life and moving from abuse to wholeness.   She is very open in her interview, allowing us to see her journey through life with her struggles, her shutting out of her feelings, learning about the issue of sexual abuse and the many ways it can impact someone totally out of their awareness.  With the help of multiple types of therapy, she turned her turmoil  into triumphs  as she explored those hidden problems and then worked to overcome then and move into a much freer and happier place. In this process she found a voice to express herself through poetry that would suddenly come to her along her journey. She has always been a person who worked on issues related to bettering things for many people. She is now extending this to educating people about  abuse and how to overcome it and is engaged on the boards of many non- profit organizations.               I think you will find this interview very engaging and enlightening, and it might even give you the insight to help someone you know and love as they journey through their difficult paths. At the very least it will expand your understanding of struggles people can go through despite looking so perfect, and that there is help out there if you will allow your self to seek it.

Interview with Rebecca Pott Fitton, Author of Wave Rider

Have you ever wonder how you have gotten this far in life? Or perhaps, wishing that you are at a better place than the present moment!Regardless of your situation, Wave Rider, a poetry and spiritual memoir by Rebecca Pott Fitton, will help you build a new world based on wholeness of the body, mind, and spirit. Her long journey to healing from sexual abuse, abandonment, and neglect offers inspiration to others who may suffered greatly from abuse.Rebecca retired as President of CareView Home Health in Middletown, Ohio. Her BA in History taught her critical thinking, her MA in International Relations gave her a broad perspective in viewing the world, and her MBA made her professionally fearless. Always wanting to “create a better world,” she served on five non-profit boards bringing her business acumen to each.Join Rebecca Pott Fitton and me on Tuesday, July 25, 10-11 A.M. CT US as we discuss her beautiful poems and how to use the power of Feminist Spirituality to heal, grow, and achieve happiness.

Have you ever wonder how you have gotten this far in life? Or perhaps, wishing that you are at a better place than the present moment! Regardless of your situation, Wave Rider, a poetry and spiritual memoir by Rebecca Pott Fitton, will help you build a new world based on wholeness of the body, mind, and spirit. Her long journey to healing from sexual abuse, abandonment, and neglect offers inspiration to others who may suffered greatly from abuse. Rebecca retired as President of CareView Home Health in Middletown, Ohio. Her BA in History taught her critical thinking, her MA in International Relations gave her a broad perspective in viewing the world, and her MBA made her professionally fearless. Always wanting to “create a better world,” she served on five non-profit boards bringing her business acumen to each. Join Rebecca Pott Fitton and me on Tuesday, July 25, 10-11 A.M. CT US as we discuss her beautiful poems and how to use the power of Feminist Spirituality to heal, grow, and achieve happiness.

Wave Rider: A Poetic Journey From Abuse to Wholeness with Rebecca Pott Fitton