Dr. Vassilia Binensztok | Trauma Therapist ✓ Verified

Mental Health Influencers

I help you stop minimizing childhood trauma Bringing clarity to your unconscious patterns 🎙️ Host, The Hidden Story Founder, @junocounseling ⬇️ Start

100.0KFollowers

375Following

1.2KPosts

0.2%Engagement Estimated

Creator summary

Mental health creator focused on helping audiences understand and recover from childhood trauma, including unconscious patterns and the peacekeeper pattern. Also hosts The Hidden Story and promotes Juno Counseling.

Mental health educator, podcast host, and counseling founder

Content formats

Image

41.7%

Carousel

29.2%

Video

29.2%

Based on 24 posts

Niche & topics

Mental Health Influencers

Childhood Trauma RecoveryUnconscious PatternsPeacekeeper PatternHealing EducationMental Health Podcasting

Peacekeeper patternChildhood trauma recoveryProfessional recognitionHealingChildhood trauma

Known for

Explaining childhood trauma and recovery
Addressing the peacekeeper pattern
Bringing clarity to unconscious patterns
Hosting The Hidden Story
Founding Juno Counseling

Profile details

Account type	Business
Visibility	Public
Country	United States
Joined	June 2017
Links	https://linktr.ee/dr.vassilia

Content style

EducationalExplanatoryImage ledPromotionalOccasionally personal and opinion based

Contact & business

Public email	Not supplied
Contact method	Not supplied

Content Intent

Education

54.2%

Other

12.5%

Promotion

12.5%

Opinion

8.3%

Entertainment

4.2%

Event or travel

4.2%

Personal story

4.2%

Frequently Mentioned

MSN Media outlet 1 posts

Nicole Zapoli Athlete and coach 1 posts

Anicka Newell Olympic pole vaulter 1 posts

The Hidden Story Podcast 1 posts

Jonathan Musick Podcast guest 1 posts

Therapy Jeff Online personality 1 posts

Community Reaction

These insights are based on a sample of publicly visible comments and may not represent the creator's complete audience.

Among 12 sampled comments across 3 recent posts, reactions were predominantly positive (75%), with admiration, support, and motivation-focused personal reactions recurring. Sadness and discussion around the “invisible child” topic also appeared, while 25% of sampled comments were negative. The creator liked 5 comments; no creator replies were observed, though reply data was incomplete. Because the sample was recent and non-representative, it may not reflect the broader community’s views.

Admiration and support
Motivation-focused personal reactions
Sadness related to the “invisible child” topic
Some negative reactions

Positive

Dominant Sentiment

12

Comments Analysed

3

Posts Sampled

Sentiment

Mixed

0%

Negative

25%

Neutral

0%

Positive

75%

Unclear

0%

Dominant Emotions

AdmirationSupportSadness

Common Intents

Personal reactionPraiseDiscussion

Recurring Topics

MotivationInvisible child

Creator Interaction

Likely to interact	41.7%
Like rate	41.7%
Reply threads observed	0

Engagement Metrics

0.20%

Median Engagement

1.5

Posts / Week

Image

Dominant Format

Engagement Detail

Average likes	544.96
Median likes	202
Average comments	16.09
Median comments	5
Sample size	23 posts

Recent Posts (24)

Invisible child pattern

The invisible child learns that the safest way to exist is to take up as little space as possible. They become quiet. They stop asking for

When you're feeling stuck, you don't need a perfect plan. You just need the courage to take the next step. Momentum isn't built through gian

Peacekeeper pattern

If you’ve ever wondered why setting boundaries feels so hard, it may have less to do with willpower and more to do with what once kept you s

Emotional invalidation

When a child’s emotions are met with overwhelm, guilt, criticism, or competition, they begin asking themselves questions no child should hav

Peacekeeper pattern

If expressing your needs in your family meant risking rejection, conflict, punishment, or emotional withdrawal, your nervous system likely l

Peacekeeper pattern

Many children grow up in homes where conflict feels dangerous, emotions feel overwhelming, or the adults around them can’t provide the safet

Peacekeeper pattern

The Peacekeeper learned early that keeping the peace felt safer than telling the truth. So they became the child who didn’t ask for much. T

Nervous system regulation

Everyone talks about “calming down” before big moments. But what if the goal isn’t to get rid of the nerves… it’s to stop being afraid of th

Emotional boundaries

You can’t regret the love, effort, or kindness that came from who you truly are. What hurts is realizing it wasn’t valued, protected, or ret

Trauma validation

Sometimes the hardest stories to tell are the ones you survived by minimizing. You call yourself dramatic. Too sensitive. Ungrateful. “A fr

Patience and uncertainty

Patience can feel unsafe when your nervous system learned that uncertainty meant danger. For many child trauma survivors, waiting can activ

Unspecified question

No easy answer to this question

Grief is complicated and it’s normal for it to look messy and layered.

In advance of Mother’s Day

Grief and purpose

Some pain doesn’t make people quit… it makes them wake up. After losing his mother, father, and brother, Jonathan Musick made a decision: l

Unspecified video

Emotional discernment

Sometimes healing looks less like becoming someone new… and more like learning the difference between things that once felt the same. Helpi

Anxiety patterns

Sometimes the habits that feel like protection are the ones quietly hurting us most. Overthinking. Mind-reading. Needing reassurance. Tryin

Audience engagement

Which ones did I miss?

Therapy Jeff discussion

Ugh my comments on #therapyjeff

Relational acceptance

Whether it’s family, a romantic relationship, or a friend, you can spend years trying to explain your pain to someone committed to misunders

Childhood trauma recovery

There is hope after childhood trauma. I want you to know there is a light at the end of the tunnel #fyp

Professional recognition

Proud to be named the 2025 Trauma & Anxiety Expert on MSN’s list of Women Breaking Barriers and Setting New Standards. For me, this isn’t ju

Boundary setting

My most popular post of 2021. This post was a roller coaster. It became really popular but that also led to many people copying it without c

Analysis based on 24 available posts.
Last snapshot taken: August 29, 2026