Tennyson welcomes retired detective, Deana Lansing to the podcast to offer another perspective on the invasion and trauma in general (as both a witness and victim). They discuss the need for, but lack of, funding and education around mental health and first responders.

Part 3: In this final episode of Common Ground, Tennyson and Kyle wrap up their story but vow to continue to support each other through this journey.

Enjoy listening to Part 3 of this incredible conversation between two people, connected in life and through the shared experience of trauma and healing.

Part 2: In this episode of Common Ground, Tennyson and Kyle continue to compare details, memories and their personal experiences moving forward individually, and together. Like a love letter of unconditional love and support; this episode will move and inspire you. Enjoy listening to Part 2 of this incredible conversation between Tennyson and Kyle.

In this episode of Common Ground, Tennyson invites her husband Kyle to share his perspective of that day; they compare details, memories and their personal experiences moving forward individually, and together. Like a love letter of unconditional love and support; this episode will move and inspire you.

Tennyson welcomes her confidante and therapist Dr. Jeff DeTeso on the podcast to discuss the importance of mental health support and finding the ‘right’ fit. They open up about Tennyson’s mental health journey to shed light on why being vulnerable can lead to healing.

In recovering from their home invasion, Tennyson Jacobson shares the process of healing and recovery; from immediate aftermath and short-term survival mode to small, tentative steps forward and ultimately making peace with the scabs and scars left behind.

Tennyson finishes her shocking story, proving intuition and instinct are valuable tools when fighting for your life. She talks about what comes after a trauma takes place; the part most don’t hear or see.

Mother’s Day 2013 was anything but rosy for Tennyson Jacobson. At home with her daughter and mother, she was unpacking from a weekend away, when a stranger strode into her home and attacked her leaving her shaken and sure he’d return.

Tennyson Jacobson had an uncommon experience, the ensuing fallout at first leveled her and her family. Then she found her footing, decided to take control of the narrative, and find common ground and community with others.