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EPISODE · Aug 7, 2025 · 1H 16M

Helping Hearts Heal with Lori Schoessler | Created In The Image of God 165

from Created in the Image of God · host Wade Fransson

Real healing often starts when we begin to understand ourselves—not just at the surface, but deep down. Dr. Lori Schoessler joins us to discuss how temperament therapy—a personalized, biblically-informed approach—helps people trace their emotional struggles to the root. With more than 25 years of experience in ministry and Christian counseling, Lori offers a deeply thoughtful perspective on trauma, anxiety, and relational conflict, with a focus on restoration and growth. Her approach blends spiritual insight with emotional clarity, offering practical guidance for those navigating hard seasons. We talk about how our design—how we’re wired—can influence how we heal, and why naming our pain is often the first step toward transformation. Lori’s message is both grounded and grace-filled, reminding us that inner work isn’t a detour from faith or identity—it’s part of the journey. 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

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