Ep 30 - "Love Your Neighbor "w/authors Katherine Douglass and Brittany Tausen

We all know the command to “love your neighbor,” but what does that actually look like in everyday life?This week, we’re joined by Katherine M. Douglass and Brittany M. Tausen, authors of the beautiful book Love Your Neighbor: How Psychology Can Enliven Faith and Transform Community. Their insights are thoughtful, inspiring, and so needed right now.We think you’re going to love this conversation!ABOUT OUR GUESTS:Katherine M. Douglass and Brittany M. Tausen are psychologists and writers whose work sits at the vital intersection of faith, mental health, and communal life. In Love Your Neighbor, they draw on psychological research, clinical insight, and lived experience to explore how love becomes most transformative when it is practiced with self-awareness, humility, and emotional honesty. Their work invites faith communities to move beyond abstract ideals of love and toward relational practices that foster healing, resilience, and genuine belonging.For more information about Katherine and Brittany and their book, their free discussion guide, and 40-day Love Your Neighbor Challenge, go here:https://www.lovingbetter.net/Find them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lovingbetter2025/-------The Fresh Start Podcast: When you know it’s time to be curious, think differently, and hit reset!Hosted by Marcia Ramirez and Stacey Wynn, MDIV, PCChttps://www.thefreshstartpodcast.comMarcia Ramirez is a singer/songwriter, author and non-profit director. To learn more about Marcia Ramirez: https://linktr.ee/marciaramirezStacey Wynn is a professional certified coach, speaker and author. To learn more about Stacey and to connect for iEQ9/enneagram coaching: https://linktr.ee/clarityunleashedThank you for listening! Please like, subscribe, and share.Join our Facebook group: HereFollow us on Instagram: HereWatch us on YouTube: HereSupport the showThis episode is sponsored by God and My Girlfriends, a women's non-profit which helps women nurture the three most important relationships in their lives: God, friends, and self. For more information on God and My Girlfriends, go to: www.godandmygirlfriendsministries.org