Behavior & Hope with Megan Rosselot | Created In The Image of God 221

From the outside, Megan Rosselot looked like a teenager who just wasn’t trying hard enough. Inside, she was fighting a very different battle. Undiagnosed learning disabilities turned school into a constant struggle; while her younger sisters seemed to glide through academics and activities, Megan failed tests, stumbled in sports, and absorbed the labels that came her way. Resentment and shame slowly deepened into anxiety, depression, and even suicidal thoughts, all fed by a relentless inner voice telling her she had no purpose.In this episode, Megan reflects on the long process of resisting that voice and learning to hear another one—the patient, persistent voice of God. She talks about how getting curious about who God is, and how the Holy Spirit speaks, began to change the way she saw herself and others. That shift eventually led her into the world of behavioral therapy and the creation of The Behavior Project and The Behavior Collective, where she now helps families reframe “bad behavior” as a signal, not a verdict, and teaches them how to respond with both structure and compassion.The conversation offers grounded encouragement for anyone who has felt misunderstood, mislabeled, or unsure what to do with the difficult behaviors in their home or their own heart. Megan’s story is a reminder that God meets people in the middle of their confusion, and that with the right understanding and support, change is not only possible—it’s often where purpose begins to emerge. Get full access to SOOPMedia on Substack at soopllc.substack.com/subscribe Get full access to Created in the Image of God at wadefransson.substack.com/subscribe