In this episode, I sit down with Andrea, the artist behind Revolution A, to talk about growing up on the autism spectrum, years of being bullied and misunderstood, and how art became the one place she could finally breathe.

Andrea opens up about numbing her pain with alcohol for fifteen years, and the moment she chose sobriety and herself, even before she felt fully healed.

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What if your fear, people-pleasing, and pain are rooted in abandonment wounds that God wants to heal?

Abandonment does not always look loud. Sometimes it shows up as fear, people-pleasing, anxiety, and the belief that love will disappear if you are not enough. In this faith-filled episode, Jen talks with Georgette about healing abandonment wounds, generational trauma, divorce recovery, and Christian healing.

Georgette shares how family patterns shaped her life, how blame weighed her down, and how God helped her release what was never hers to carry. This episode offers hope for women healing from rejection, breaking unhealthy cycles, and rebuilding their worth. Listen now, subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review so more women can find these stories.

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Gentle hypnosis is a guided relaxation technique that helps people create positive life changes by working with the subconscious mind. It is commonly used to support emotional healing, reduce stress, shift limiting beliefs, and help release unwanted habits. In a calm, focused state, the mind becomes more open to positive suggestions that encourage healthier thinking patterns and lasting personal growth.

In this episode, we explain how gentle hypnosis works and debunk common myths about hypnosis, including misconceptions about control and awareness. I also share my personal testimony after experiencing hypnosis with Colleen, what the session felt like, and the changes I noticed afterward. This conversation offers clear insight into how hypnosis can support healing, clarity, and lasting change.

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There’s a version of the adoption conversation that feels too small, too rushed, and too boxed into false either-or choices. So we made space for something deeper: Tammy Tuttle’s story of “the third choice” and the long, faith-led road that brought her daughter, Remy, home. Tammy is a mother of five who started with a simple desire to adopt, then spent years learning patience through closed doors, doubts, and the kind of waiting that tests your peace.

We talk through what adoption actually looks like on the ground: overseas adoption barriers, domestic infant adoption realities, and the practical steps that matter most, including contacting local family adoption attorneys, completing a home study, and getting adoption paperwork finished before an opportunity appears. Tammy shares the moment she finally surrendered the desire to God, asking for it to be removed if it wasn’t meant for their family, and waking up with a calm confidence she couldn’t manufacture.

Then everything changes with one phone call and an impossible timeline. Tammy tells the birth story that still brings her to tears: meeting Savannah, receiving an invitation into the delivery room, and witnessing the courage it takes for a birth mother to choose adoption. We also explore what people rarely say out loud, including the grief adoptive parents can feel for a birth mom after leaving the hospital, and the surprising, beautiful bond that can grow even when an adoption begins as “closed.” Tammy closes with how she tells Remy her adoption story with love, why Remy’s compassion matters, and the scripture that reshaped how she sees adoption.

If this story moves you, help us reach the next listener who needs hope: subscribe, share this episode, and leave a review. What does “the third choice” mean to you?

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One night. One moment. A lifetime of impact.

In this episode, Theresa shares how a violent experience as a teenager changed the course of her life in ways she never expected. What happened in a single night didn’t just stay in the past, it shaped how she saw herself, her safety, her voice, and her future.

But this is more than just a story about trauma.

It’s about what comes next.

It’s about carrying something heavy over the years... and what it feels like to slowly start unpacking it.

Through honesty and courage, Theresa shares the lasting effects of violence, the quiet ways it follows you, and the strength needed to face it.

If you’ve ever wondered how one moment can shape a lifetime or how healing begins after something you didn’t choose, this conversation will meet you there.

Basic teen dating violence tips:

• Pay attention to sudden isolation from friends or family.
• Notice if a teen seems afraid to upset their partner.
• Be aware of constant texting, checking in, or needing to know where they are.
• Watch for controlling behavior around clothes, friends, or daily choices.
• Take emotional changes seriously, especially shame, fear, or withdrawing.
• Create a calm space to talk without judgment or pressure.
• Remind teens that control is not love.
• Let them know they can tell you the truth without being blamed.

National Domestic Violence Hotline (U.S.)
Call or text 800-799-7233 (SAFE)
Chat at thehotline.org
Available 24/7, confidential, and free.

If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

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What happens when grief, guilt, intuition, and healing converge in one woman’s story?

For years, Sherinata carried guilt that was never hers to bear. A relationship gone wrong, a devastating loss, and a health scare that nearly took her life. Through it all, she kept searching for a way back to peace.

In this episode, Sherinata shares her story of surviving loss, navigating grief as a young mother, and facing a brain tumor diagnosis. She talks openly about what it took to stop carrying guilt for things she never caused and the small, daily tools that helped her find her way back to herself.

If you've ever quietly carried guilt, grief, or fear you couldn't explain, this conversation is for you. You are not alone in what you've carried.

Toward the end of the conversation, Sherinata also shares her personal experience and education around EMFs, cell phone radiation, digital wellness, and small steps people can take to feel more mindful about how technology affects their daily lives.

If you've ever quietly carried guilt, grief, or fear you couldn't explain, this conversation is for you. You are not alone in what you've carried.

Disclaimer: This episode includes personal experiences and guest perspectives related to wellness, energy healing, EMFs, and technology exposure. It is not medical advice. Please consult a qualified medical professional for health concerns or treatment decisions.

You are stronger than you know.

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A positive HIV test at 17 could have shattered Sherley’s future, but she made a decision on the spot: this diagnosis will not take me out.

In this episode of The Healing in Sharing, Sherley, a Haitian American author, scholar, founder, and advocate, shares how she listened to her intuition, got tested, and began learning a new language of care while still trying to survive as a teenager.

We talk about self-advocacy, HIV stigma, culture, shame, self-worth, relationships, and the power of choosing mind over matter. Sherley also shares how nutrition, solitude, spirituality, creativity, and ancestral connection became part of her healing.

Today, through Healing Majestically, Sherley uses narrative medicine, poetry, and letter writing, to help survivors of sexual trauma reclaim their voice. She also speaks honestly about burnout, boundaries, and why support matters when you are called to help others heal.

This conversation is for anyone who needs a reminder that pain does not get the final word.

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Michelle Jewsbury survived domestic violence, but her story did not end in silence.

In this episode of The Healing in Sharing, Michelle opens up about the early signs of control in an abusive relationship, including isolation, financial abuse, emotional manipulation, and the painful reality of trying to leave more than once. She shares how writing helped her begin to process what happened, how her story became a one-woman play and memoir called But I Love Him, and how her healing eventually became a mission to help other survivors.

Michelle is the founder of Unsilenced Voices, a nonprofit supporting survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking in the United States and internationally. In this conversation, we also talk about human trafficking myths, why speaking up matters, and how one woman’s story can become a path of hope for someone else.

This episode is for the woman who has carried pain quietly, the survivor who is still finding her voice, and anyone who wants to better understand the courage it takes to leave, heal, and rebuild.

Please note: This episode includes conversations about domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and abuse. Please take care of yourself while listening.

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