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Understanding Grief & Loss: Clinical Strategies for Supporting the Bereaved – Dr. Jacob Sermeno

We’re honored to learn from Jacob Sermeno, LCSW, DSW, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and expert in geriatric care and mental health, about his impactful work in grief counseling, reducing recidivism for individuals with Severe Mental Illness (SMI), and his dedication to advancing evidence-based practices in social work and corrections.

You can get this full episode on iTunesSpotifyGoogle Podcasts, or YouTube. You can also download or listen to the full podcast episode here.

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Understanding Climate Trauma: Mental Health Impacts of Wildfires and Collective Healing

We’re honored to learn from Dr. Jyoti Mishra, a neuroscientist and associate professor of psychiatry at UC San Diego, about her groundbreaking research on climate trauma, neuroscience, and the intersection of mental health and environmental resilience.

You can get this full episode on iTunesSpotifyGoogle Podcasts, or YouTube. You can also download or listen to the full podcast episode here.

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Exploring Faith Perspectives, Theological Camps & Queer Theology – Dr. Hanna Reichel

We’re honored to learn from Dr. Hanna Reichel, an associate professor of Reformed Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary, about their journey of faith, academic research on reformed theology, and their new book: After Method: Queer Grace, Conceptual Design, and the Possibility of Theology.

You can get this full episode on iTunesSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher, or YouTube. You can also download or listen to the full podcast episode here.

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Gender Identity, Faith Reconstruction, Hermeneutics & Queer Theology – Father Shannon T.L. Kearns

We’re honored to learn from Father Shannon T.L. Kearns about identity formation, faith reconstruction, hermeneutics, and Queer theology. Father Kearns is the author of “In The Margins: A Transgender Man’s Journey with Scripture.”

You can get this episode on iTunesSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher, or YouTube. You can also download or listen to the full podcast episode here.

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Prophetic Literature, Social Ethics & Politicized Religion – M. Daniel Carroll R.

We’re honored to learn from Dr. M. Daniel Carroll R. (Rodas) about the key ethical concerns and social critiques of Amos, Isaiah, and Micah. It’s the topic of his book: The Lord Roars: Recovering the Prophetic Voice for Today.

You can get this episode on iTunesSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher, or YouTube. You can also download or listen to the full podcast episode here.

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Ways to Grow in Hope, Compassion & Mindfulness Amid Seasons of Grief – Valerie Brown

We’re honored to learn from Valerie Brown about ways to cultivate hope, compassion, and mindfulness amid seasons of grief and loss. It’s the topic of her book “Hope Leans Forward: Braving Your Way Toward Simplicity, Awakening & Peace.”

Valerie Brown is a Buddhist-Quaker Dharma teacher, facilitator, and executive coach. A former lawyer and lobbyist, she is co-director of Georgetown’s Institute for Transformational Leadership as well as founder and chief mindfulness officer of Lead Smart Coaching.

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Making Meaning from Our Suffering – Dr. Ken Duckworth

In this week’s podcast, we’re honored to learn from Dr. Ken Duckworth about his fantastic book entitled “You Are Not Alone: The NAMI Guide to Navigating Mental Health.”

His book is a comprehensive guide on how to compassionately support friends, family, and loved ones in their mental health journeys. His book combines evidence-based research on what treatments work for different mental health issues, insights from renowned clinical experts, and over 130 stories from people sharing their mental health challenges, along with insights from caregivers.

It’s an all-in-one handbook that will help you grow in compassion for others with mental health challenges, as well as encouragement for those of us who struggle with emotional pain or other mental health issues. It’s definitely one of those books that everyone needs on their bookshelf.

You can get this episode on iTunesSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher or YouTube. You can also download or listen to the full podcast episode here.

In this episode, Dr. Duckworth talks about:

People want to make meaning from their suffering
Why do people tell their stories of pain
Common mental health issues
The power of community (and shared stories) when addressing mental health
Why Dr. Duckworth become a psychiatrist
Powerful stories of mental health
How to talk with loved ones about mental health issues
Dr. Duckworth’s personal story of depression
Grief vs. Depression
Ways to deal with prolonged grief and despair
Impact of spirituality on mental health

You can watch the full conversation on making meaning from our suffering here.

Ken Duckworth, MD is the Chief Medical Officer of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and has been the medical director since 2003. He is also assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and an adjunct clinical assistant professor of health and policy management at the Boston University School of Public Health. Dr. Duckworth has served as a board member of the American Association for Community Psychiatry and worked for years as a psychiatrist on an assertive community treatment team.

Embracing Curiosity in the Journey of Faith w/ Lore Ferguson Wilbert

In this week’s podcast, we’re honored to learn from Lore Ferguson Wilbert about her new book entitled “A Curious Faith: The Questions God Asks, We Ask, And We Wish Someone Would Ask Us.

Her book explores the powerful ways our faith and doubt can impact our understanding of God. Lore invites us all to embrace curiosity in our faith journey, and to get comfortable with not always finding all the answers. Most importantly, she encourages readers to find their comfort and ultimate answers in Christ.

You can get this episode on iTunesSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher or YouTube. You can also download or listen to the full podcast episode here.

In this episode, Lore talks about:

Asking vs. Answering
Feeling vulnerable and insufficient
When you’re not in control
Asking questions, but not expecting answers
A crisis of faith
Believing with our mind, but feeling faithless in our heart
Processing painful emotions and finding healing
Dark nights, despair, and getting angry at God
How emotional pain affects our bodies
Internal processing and bottling up our emotions
What the humanity and emotions of Jesus teach us
How the Psalms give us permission to question God
What the staff of Moses teaches us (and how God uses our weakness)
One of the toughest chapters to write
Rilke: On embracing uncertainty and living in the questions

You can watch the full conversation on embracing curiosity in the journey of faith.

Lore Ferguson Wilbert is the founder of Sayable.net and the author of Handle with Care, winner of a 2021 Christianity Today Book Award. She has written for Christianity Today, Fathom magazine, and She Reads Truth and served as general editor of B&H’s Read and Reflect with the Classics. Wilbert reaches an audience of more than 40,000 through email and social media. She is currently pursuing an M.A. in Christian spiritual formation and leadership from Friends University.

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