- Maddie’s first 10 years as a childhood actress living outside of New York, and her powerful relationship with her mother who died when Maddie was 16.
- The day that Maddie learned the news of her husband’s arrest, and how she did the only thing she knew how to do: go to work.
- The years of utter pain and confusion that followed the arrest, how she handled people’s responses to this very public news, the angels that came in to her life, her decision to stay her husband, and the deep healing that came.
- How Maddie navigated protecting and parenting her children, and how they are doing 10 years later.
- Why Maddie decided to get a coaching certification after the number of women reaching out to her wanting to talk about their betrayal trauma.
After a personal crisis went public about 10 years ago, her world turned upside down. In her latest project, Maddie wrote a play telling her own story of betrayal called Accidentally Brave, The film version of Maddie’s acclaimed solo show Accidentally Brave is currently featured on Max and was directed by her dear friend Kristin Hanggi (a guest we adore and recently had on the podcast). With unexpected humor, Maddie Corman shares a story of perseverance and hope in the face of crisis. Maddie is also now doing betrayal counseling and coaching work through the accidentally brave community in an effort to support people struggling with betrayal trauma as a result of sex and porn addiction or infidelity to help them reclaim their story. Maddie is married with 3 children and lives in New York.
To work with Maddie: https://www.
Accidentally Brave on HBO: http://accidentallybrave.
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