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EPISODE · May 28, 2025 · 49 MIN

Therapy and the Soul: Allies or Opposites? Part 2

from Rooted and Raw Podcast: Rooted in Purpose, Raw in Truth · host Rooted and Raw Crew

We're back for Part 2 of a conversation that's hitting hearts and stirring souls. In this follow-up episode of Rooted and Raw, we continue exploring the connection between mental health care and spiritual growth. If therapy helps us peel back the layers of trauma, anxiety, and shame–what does that mean for our walk with God? We dig deeper into how the Holy Spirit moves through emotional healing, the stigmas many Christians face around seeking help, and how wholeness might require both a prayer closet and a therapist's office. Real talk. Real stories. Rooted in truth, raw in experience.Rooted and Raw Crew:DeAndra BowieSherita BrooksFlora De La CruzTamara HewettStephanie BoegelJaemi SerranoSpecial Thanks to DNT for the original music.We highlighted some powerful Scripture today! If you're curious about what we referenced–or just want to dig deeper for your own growth–here's a list of the passages we mentioned or alluded to in the episode. Open your Bible, follow along, and let the Word speak!Word Recap:John 1:1

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