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Post Traumatic Faith
by Post Traumatic Faith
On this podcast your host, Jill Riley explores what faith can look like after trauma. Jill is an author and pastor. She is also a trauma survivor and lives with Complex PTSD, depression, anxiety and a dissociative disorder. Her prayer is that as we share our stories about what faith looks like after trauma you will find hope in your own journey.
Episodes
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PTF -Episode #27.5 - Alana Palm and Wake up Joyful
Alana Palm is a Christ-centered Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Coach who specializes in helping Christian Women get free of past pain so they can stop the downward spiral and shine God's Light in the world. The 2021 Rooted in God’s Love Masterclass Series is available here: www.wakeupjoyful.com/join
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PTF - Episode #27 - Finding faith after the trauma of Divorce
How does going through relational trauma affect us? After going through a tough divorce Kari found her way to new understandings of who God is. Kari is the co-creator of the podcast and blog Pilgrim Lost. https://pilgrimlost.com/
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PTF - Episode #26 - Faith after losing a child
Sam describes losing her beloved toddler Eli and how her faith shifted perspectives in the wake of his death. Join Sam and I in giving to the San Francisco Congenital Heart Walk. https://bit.ly/3gadecr
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PTF - Episode #25 - Living with a mentally ill partner
This week Jill's husband, Kyle, describes what it is like living with a spouse who is mentally ill. Together they discuss what life has been like since Jill's hospitalization and diagnosis of Complex PTSD, a major depressive disorder, anxiety disorder and a dissociative disorder. You can contact...
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PTF - Episode #24 - Faith after Suicide
Jason shares with us about his faith following several suicide attempts and addiction.
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PTF - Episode #23 - Balance and Self Care
PTF - Episode #23 - Balance and Self Care by E Jill Riley
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PTF - Episode #22- Magnify
PTF - Episode #22- Magnify by E Jill Riley
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PTF - Episode #21- Breaking Point
Everybody has their breaking point. Can you be someone's safe place when they are at their worst?
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PTF - Episode #20- Hope
We have an opportunity to offer hope to those around us. Here's some tips on how to do that!
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PTF - Episode #19 - You Didn't know
So often we don't know what is going on in somebody else's hearts and emotions. Let's think about that.
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PTF - Episode #18 - Bicycle Built for Two
A funny story and important reminder on enjoying the journey you are on, no matter how difficult.
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PTF - Episode #17 - In The Face
Sometimes the truth has to smack us right in the face to get us to pay attention.
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PTF - Episode #16 - New days
Ever longed for a new day to start over?
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PTF - Episode #15 - Depression
So many people struggle with depression. Here's some insight on dealing with this disease.
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PTF - Episode #14 - whats that smell
Searching our lives for the things that are "smelly" and getting rid of them
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PTF - Episode #13 - A Church for Introverts
What would a church for introverts be like?
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PTF - Episode #12 - Gracious Regard
How we refer and regard one another is important. How do you regard those with mental illness?
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PTF - Episode #11 - Hospital
A mental hospital is no joke. Here are some of my experiences.
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Episode #10 - Homeless
I used to take care of 'them'. Then I became one of the mentally ill.
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Episode #9 - In the face
Sometimes the elusive answer you are looking for smacks you right in the face.
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Episode #8 Misfits
What do we do with those individuals, like the mentally ill, who don't fit into the mainstream of church culture?
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Episode #7- Magnification
Sometimes holding a mirror up to our own perspective shows us unwanted bias or prejudice. It's good to do a double check of our hearts now and then.
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Episode #6- What about suicidality?
What about suicidality? Suicidality is such an odd word and such a deep dark hole. What does it feel ike to be suicidal?
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Episode #5- All in your head
What do we do with people who say "its all in your head" in response to your mental illness?
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Episode #4- Less Weird
I visited a place where I felt "less weird" than any place I have ever been. I felt welcomed, cared for and loved. Where was it? Spoiler alert - it wasn't the church.
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Episode #3 - Acupunture
My funny introduction to acupuncture.
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Episode #2 - You didn't know
Today we are talking about the collective guilt that seems to hang around when somebody is diagnosed with a mental illness. Often times the loved ones of the mentally ill can blame themselves for not seeing the signs or the cries for help.
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Episode #1 - Spring Thaw
Welcome to "Post Traumatic Faith" where Jill Riley shares stories of living a life of faith and mental illness. Jill is a popular speaker, pastor and author who speaks from her experience living with complex PTSD, a major depressive disorder, anxiety disorder and a dissociative identity disorder.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
On this podcast your host, Jill Riley explores what faith can look like after trauma. Jill is an author and pastor. She is also a trauma survivor and lives with Complex PTSD, depression, anxiety and a dissociative disorder. Her prayer is that as we share our stories about what faith looks like after trauma you will find hope in your own journey.
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