I’m excited to bring you this topic on emotion code therapy because of the difference it has made in my mental and emotional health. My guest, Eileen Love is an Emotion Code Practitioner. This is a 2 part series with the fist covering all the different ways that the human body holds trauma and tries to convey the need for us to find healing.
Believe it or not you are a natural born story-teller and your story has the power to change lives. In this episode I’m not talking about the crafted stories you see in books or movies because if we wrote books and movies in the vernacular that we naturally use, they would never sell. So, in today’s episode I’m focused on the way we organically engage the world around us with the spoken word.
As you listen to this episode today, you can replace Jane’s name with yours. Jane could really be any one of us and the battle she fights is ours too. Simply insert the thing that you fear most in place of what she battled and this message will apply to, dare I say everyone. We’ve all experienced painful, helpless situations where we couldn’t lift our hand to change our circumstance. We’ve all struggled with God through prayer and pain. What does God offer us when what we’re praying for we never see come to fruition?
Chronic illness is not what defines Jen Hardy and that’s why I view her as a remarkable woman. Jen has a depth of revelation that has been forged in the midst of serious life adversity.
My guest Stephanie Jordan and I talk about boundaries and how they are necessary in unhealthy relationships. We even discussed Christian marriage where abuse is present and she shares what God revealed to her about releasing her from her first marriage and how divorce was the fruit of her sin.
What do we do when our husband disengages? What are our options when they’re not able to give us the emotional attachment we long for? My guest, Eileen Love shares what God showed her after her husband pulled away from his faith and from her.
One of the most difficult experiences in this life would have to be surviving the loss of a child. My guest, 78 year old Carole Sluski has a passion for offering hope to other parents, who, like her, have had to navigate immense grief after loosing a child. Carole shares her journey with grief and encourages others that they too that there is a better tomorrow ahead.
Childhood abuse deeply impacts our adult life on many levels but there is hope. My guest Virginia Jones and I talk about recovering from childhood abuse. Topics such as how to heal, the importance of boundaries, and what does it mean to honor your mother and father despite the cruelty they showed you.
Have you experienced the love of God in the midst of your own earth-shattering circumstance?
If you are open to sharing your story with our community of women searching for hope in the midst of grief, I would be honored to have you on the show.
Therapists, grief counselors, pastors, and others with expertise about pain and suffering and who would like to share their insight with our community, are also welcome to reach out about becoming a guest.
