EPISODE · Sep 2, 2022 · 31 MIN
Created for Connection
from Be Whole. Be Well. Be Wise. · host Shelly Tyler, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT
Today on Be Whole. Be Well. Be Wise. we’re talking about how we are created for connection, the epidemic of social isolation, and how to effectively engage in healthy relationships with Lauren Early, MA, LPCC. Lauren Early is a Licensed Clinical Counselor who specializes in marriage and relationships. She has significant training and experience in evidenced based interventions that focus on healthy communication and authentic connection. Lauren is passionate about incorporating a faith-based approach in her private practice. She is a wife, a mother, and a pursuer of adventure through travel and concert going.Resources: "The Broken Way" by Ann Voscamp and "Daring Greatly" by Brene Brown Thank you love for being with us today, and thanks for listening to Be Whole. Be Well. Be Wise.If you loved our podcast, please take some next steps to help us grow:1. Show some love for your new favorite podcast by leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Amazon. 2. Make sure to join me on Instagram @shellytyler.wellness . 3. Join our private facebook group Functional Wellness for Christian Women for exclusive (and free) health and faith-walk information. 4. Visit our website www.the-farmacy.com for more information about functional wellness services and more. Many Blessings, Shelly
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Today on Be Whole. Be Well. Be Wise. we’re talking about how we are created for connection, the epidemic of social isolation, and how to effectively engage in healthy relationships with Lauren Early, MA, LPCC. Lauren Early is a Licensed Clinical Counselor who specializes in marriage and relationships. She has significant training and experience in evidenced based interventions that focus on healthy communication and authentic connection. Lauren is passionate about incorporating a ...
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