Psychology Theories in the Bible Prt 2 | PODCAST | EP 156 episode artwork

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Psychology Theories in the Bible Prt 2 | PODCAST | EP 156

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Dr. McVety shares her harrowing car accident experience and the emotional aftermath that left her questioning her purpose and even God's awareness of her existence. Through narrative therapy, she learned to rewrite her story with Christ at the center, discovering that what seemed like senseless trauma was actually a divine miracle in disguise.Together, Dr. Soldano and Dr. McVie explore:✅ The impact of trauma on mental and spiritual health✅ The power of narrative and logotherapy✅ How behaviour therapy and trauma-informed care offer real tools for healing✅ The truth about medication and the role of faith in the healing process✅ How bringing our wounds to light opens the door to true restorationThis is more than a testimony—it's a roadmap for anyone seeking wholeness after pain, proof that you’re not alone, and that God does have a plan for your life.🙏 Subscribe for more Christ-centered insights on healing, mental health, and practical faith.💬 Drop a comment if this spoke to you—your story matters.📢 Share this with someone who needs hope today.

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