In this episode of Street Psychology Podcast, host LaSylvia sits down with Hilary Momberger Powers — a woman who started her career at age five as the voice of Sally Brown in the iconic Peanuts cartoon, spent decades working behind the scenes as a Hollywood script supervisor, and has now dedicated her life to helping others heal.

Hilary gets raw and real about how trauma isn't reserved for the few — it's the universal human experience. From growing up in a family that looked perfect on the outside to carrying the weight of her mother's unresolved wounds, Hilary unpacks how childhood fractures shape the characters we become: the people pleaser, the controller, the loner. And how, until we do the work, we just keep passing that pain forward.

This conversation is a deep, honest exploration of:

How trauma forms the lens through whic ...