Ep. 21 Dr. Chelsea Grow on Trauma, Discernment & the Mind-Body Connection – Cannes Film Festival episode artwork

EPISODE · Aug 1, 2026 · 21 MIN

Ep. 21 Dr. Chelsea Grow on Trauma, Discernment & the Mind-Body Connection – Cannes Film Festival

from The Way of a Warrior UnBreakable Love · host Gina Guy Warren

"Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it." - Proverbs 4:23 (NIV)Recorded at the Cannes Film Festival, this conversation with Dr. Chelsea Grow, a board-certified neurologist with more than 20 years of experience, explores the powerful connection between the brain, the nervous system, emotional trauma, and spiritual discernment. Dr. Grow challenges the traditional approach of simply labeling symptoms, encouraging us instead to ask deeper questions and uncover the root cause of what we're experiencing.Together, we discuss how trauma can be stored in the body, why suppressed emotions often manifest physically, and how true healing begins when we feel seen, heard, and understood. From the importance of community and compassion to the body's remarkable ability to adapt for survival, this conversation offers hope for anyone seeking healing beyond a diagnosis and reminds us that we are more than the labels we've been given.Focus for the Fight• Healing begins when we seek the root cause, not just the diagnosis.• The nervous system adapts for survival, but it can also learn to heal.• You are more than the labels you've been given.Connect with Dr. Chelsea Grow on Instagram: @TheNeuroDoc_Chapters00:00 Introduction to Dr. Chelsea Bro and her background01:10 The intersection of neurology, psychology, and spirituality02:40 Understanding discernment as a spiritual and intuitive process03:57 Trauma, emotions, and their physical manifestation in the body05:57 The limitations of current medical models in addressing mental health07:41 The importance of feeling and releasing emotions for healing09:11 The role of community and safe environments in recovery10:41 How the mind and body store trauma and the impact on health12:58 Holistic perspectives on strokes and brain health15:28 The significance of understanding root causes in healing18:03 The nervous system's response to stress and trauma19:12 The value of outside-the-box thinking in medicine20:12 Closing thoughts on healing, discernment, and communitySupport the showLet's Connect: Support Missions/Non Profit/Counseling: Home - Truth N Love MinistriesRescue Help: Rescue or InterventionMentorship/Podcast: The Way of a Warrioryoutube: The Way of A WarriorX: Gina Guy-Warren (@GinaGuyWarren) on XRumble: The Way of a Warrior UnBreakable Love PodcastTelegram: TruthNLove Ministries/Rescue or InterventionSubstack:Gina Guy-Warren | SubstackGettr: Gina Guy-Warren on GETTR

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