Drum rolls please….we have reached ONE-HUNDRED episodes of The Unspoken Conversation! Listen in as we reflect on past shows, talk about new insights and Jordan will share a big announcement at the end.
Highlights mentioned:
Episode 3
Episodes 4 & 35
Episode 11
Episode 15
Episode 63
Episode 57
Episode 70
Episode 89
Episode 97
Life with Coach Drew #4
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Need to think about something different today? Perhaps a conversation that can help accelerate your personal growth. Listen in as Jordan and Joel discuss their enneagram numbers and how this tool can lead to stronger life, leadership and relationships.
For a more detailed introduction to the Enneagram, take a listen to Episode 88.
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Who am I? is a question that everyone asks at some point in their life. For those that have been adopted, sometimes this question comes with a longer journey to answer. Today, Radio Host and Missionary Bob Beasley tells his unique adoption story that came with an unexpected plot twist in mid-life.
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Every church will have people that deal with mental illness in one way or another, so it is very important to create a safe environment for all people. How can this be done? Amy Simpson (our guest from Episode 60) provides a list of “15 Things Churches Can Do to Help with Mental Illness” (an excerpt from her book “Troubled Minds”). Even if you are not a leader in your specific church, this is an important conversation to have since the church in the truest sense is a collection of Christ followers, all of whom can do the things on this list.
Here are the 15 key points:
1. Get help if you’re struggling.
2. Tell your story.
3. Get educated.
4. Destigmatize.
5. Talk about mental illness.
6. Encourage relationships.
7. Ask what you can do to help.
8. Be present.
9. Radiate acceptance.
10. Be patient.
11. Help with practical needs.
12. Draw boundaries and stick to them.
13. Know when you are in over your head.
14. Use resources.
15. Start a support group.
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It has been said that “you are what you eat” and while that is not quite accurate it is true that our relationship with both food and the means to which it is produced is important to a holistic life. Jordan welcomes Martha Tatarnic, Author of “The Living Diet” to learn more.
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Childhood is a powerful time, it sets the course of our lives in many ways, not always good. Listen in as Jordan and Joel discuss how Childhood Trauma can affect Adulthood.
Our conversation is based on an article from TheMighty.com (please note this is not an endorsement of this website, its owners or contributors).
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It is an honour to welcome back Sathiya Sam to The Unspoken Conversation. Sathiya has recently created DEEP CLEAN; a coaching initiative with the goal of helping men transform their lives by overcoming porn using proven strategies.
So many men who struggle with pornography try internet filters, accountability partners, will power and other solutions that feel good. The result? Temporary relief, and then back in the hole of shame & isolation. Everyone else is treating the surface level issues, when the real problem is the roots. The next result? Broken relationships. Self-loathing. No confidence. Apathy. Boredom. Isolation. Loneliness. Depression. Hopelessness.
DEEP CLEAN focusses on the psychological, emotional, social and practical aspects of porn struggles. For more information check out SathiyaSam.com
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What do you think of when you hear the word BROKEN? Do you feel the need to discard people and objects that appear BROKEN?
In the book “Blessed Broken Given” Dr. Glenn Packiam uses the analogy of bread to help readers explore how brokenness when put in the hands of God can be used for a hopeful and purposeful future.
Glenn serves as an Associate Senior Pastor at New Life Church in Colorado Springs where he leads their Downtown congregation. More information about Glenn can be found at GlennPackiam.com
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Melody Leclair is a counsellor, accomplished speaker and panelist. After raising a family, Melody returned to school to fulfill a life-long dream of pursuing a career in Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy. She has experience working in private practice and within community-based settings. Her real-life education in mental health came in 2013 when her eldest daughter was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, followed by her youngest son’s diagnosis of the same—four years later.
The book that she wrote out of this experience “When Lightning Strikes Twice” won the 2018 Women’s Journey of Faith Publishing Contest.
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Melody Leclair is a counsellor, accomplished speaker and panelist. After raising a family, Melody returned to school to fulfill a life-long dream of pursuing a career in Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy. She has experience working in private practice and within community-based settings. Her real-life education in mental health came in 2013 when her eldest daughter was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, followed by her youngest son’s diagnosis of the same—four years later.
The book that she wrote out of this experience “When Lightning Strikes Twice” won the 2018 Women’s Journey of Faith Publishing Contest.
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