Dr. Tony Iezzi’s Podcasts
Professional & Insight-Driven Conversations
That Reveal the Patterns Behind Our Lives
Dr. Tony Iezzi’s podcast appearances bring his decades of clinical experience into real conversations about trauma, relationships, emotional patterns, and personal change. Across interviews with psychologists, researchers, and thought leaders, these discussions explore how unconscious patterns shape our lives — and how greater awareness can help us respond differently.
Whether the topic is therapy, stress, relationships, or personal growth, these episodes offer practical insight grounded in psychology and real-world experience. Explore the conversations below to hear how small shifts in understanding can lead to meaningful change.
Dr. Tony Iezzi joins Restorative Grief host Mandy Capehart to discuss reenactments — behavioral patterns formed in childhood that shape how we respond to trauma and stress as adults. The conversation explores why people get stuck repeating the same cycles and offers practical tools for recognizing and interrupting these patterns to create lasting change.
Dr. Tony Iezzi joins Inner Peace, Better Health to discuss reenactments—unconscious emotional loops that make you overreact and repeat the same patterns. Drawing from 35 years in a major hospital, Tony explains how themes like abandonment, mistrust, and control trigger these reactions, why "moving on" requires more than mindset shifts, and what it takes to build new emotional habits that support lasting change.
Dr. Tony Iezzi joins Healthy Mind, Healthy Life to explain reenactments—unconscious behavioral loops that replay past responses in present moments. He breaks down how everyday interactions trigger deeper themes like shame, abandonment, or betrayal, and walks through a 5-step method to notice patterns, regulate emotions, name themes, plan new responses, and act with intention instead of conditioning.
Clinical psychologists Tony Iezzi and Melanie Duckworth present their book Reenactments, offering a practical framework to recognize and change brain-body-behavior patterns that lead to repetitive reactions. The episode introduces the Reenactment Decision Matrix—a tool to guide readers in choosing different responses and developing healthier habits through case scenarios and actionable tasks.
Dr. Tony Iezzi, clinical psychologist and co-author of Reenactments, explains how invisible patterns from early relationships shape our reactions today. With 35+ years treating trauma, he reveals how small triggers activate deep emotional themes, why talk therapy alone falls short, and how to reparent yourself, reshape internal dialogue, and respond with intention instead of reacting from old wounds.
Dr. Tony Iezzi joins WITneSSes Podcast to reveal how unresolved trauma and subconscious patterns from childhood create emotional loops that repeat into adulthood. He introduces the Reenactment Decision Matrix and explains how awareness paired with action can transform destructive cycles, offering practical steps to break free from patterns that keep people stuck in trauma, stress, and pain.
Dr. Tony Iezzi, clinical psychologist and co-author of Reenactments, explains how invisible patterns from early relationships shape our reactions today. With 35+ years treating trauma, he reveals how small triggers activate deep emotional themes, why talk therapy alone falls short, and how to reparent yourself, reshape internal dialogue, and respond with intention instead of reacting from old wounds.
Dr. Tony Iezzi discusses the layered nature of trauma, exploring how past experiences shape present reactions and why understanding root causes matters more than surface triggers. He explains exposure-based treatment, the recognition of trauma themes like abandonment, and the importance of customized approaches that combine awareness with active intervention, self-care, boundary-setting, and breaking reenactment patterns—while challenging mental health stigma.
Dr. Tony Iezzi joins The Minute Mastery Podcast to explore how chronic stress without recovery becomes trauma, impacting focus, productivity, and health—especially for women balancing work, caregiving, and creative goals. He explains why the nervous system needs rest to sustain productivity, how stress accumulates when recovery is missing, and offers simple somatic resets to restore calm and clarity throughout the day.
