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This week we continue the conversation of when motherhood involves trauma, hope to wrestle with faith and keep hope alive. These are women from across the country sharing their journey of beauty from ashes.
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On this week's episode we celebrate 50 episodes with a message that strikes at the heart of Accidental Hope: mental health issues and the stigma of seeing a professional therapist. Join Jennifer and her guest, Gary Wardlaw who works as a licensed Marriage and Family therapist, as they discuss the importance of relationships in the wake of trauma, practical steps to take and the hope found in Jesus.Gary Wardlaw is the founder and co-owner of The Relationship Clinic of Waco. He holds a dual license as a Marriage and Family Therapist and as a Professional Counselor in both Texas and Virginia. Gary’s skill development has come from an array of clinical settings. Prior to relocating to Texas, Gary served in a Christian group practice where he primarily provided therapy to couples and families. He also has experience working in adolescent, adult, and geriatric psychiatric units where he provided emergency evaluations and independent mental health exams for court ordered patients. Additionally, he spent several years building mental health programming within the public school systems at elementary, middle, and high school levels. Gary graduated with a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy. He also earned a bachelors of science in Mass Communication: Advertising & Public Relations with a minor in Psychology. He has recently developed a passion to combat racism through discussion and education, while helping those who have experienced racism outwardly or systemically through talk-therapy. And although challenging, Gary finds great fulfillment in helping couples and families reconcile current or past hurts that have negatively impact their relationship. He is the proud husband of super star, Brittney Wardlaw. They have 3 gorgeous daughters Anastacia (5), Justice (2), and Mercy (1). After 8 years of marriage, he still pinches himself to make sure he is not dreaming that he has the privilege of being married to his best friend.Learn More about Gary Wardlaw, LMFT, LPC, NCC, please check out the following links:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Relationship-Clinic-of-Waco-213783486074477/The Relationship ClinicWebsite: https://www.trcwaco.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trcwaco/Learn more about Jennifer Eikenhorst and Accidental Hope Podcast by visiting: Facebook.com/AccidentalHopeThis show airs on the Blooming Inspired Podcast Network. Learn more about this podcast and its network by visiting bloominginspirednetwork.com
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Today on Accidental Hope we hear from moms including host Jennifer's mother as they discuss caring for a CADI or walking this trauma along Motherhood. We celebrate the courage and strength of moms in all definitions and forms that applies to you.
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Today on the show host Jennifer sits with 3 friends to discuss healing from racial trauma and reconciliation. First step is we listen, we pray and we praise God for the work to be complete. We are better together, each uniquely made and gifted in the image of God. It is time to heal, time to let go of stereotypes and bias, show compassion and build the bridge.
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In this week's episode Jennifer interviews Tera Elness. They discuss maturing in faith and relationship with God's Holy Word. It's truly a journey - as you fall deeper in love with God you learn to trust Him. As you learn to trust Him your relationship becomes effortless investing in the your life's journey with Him. Tera's practical advice is for such a time as this as we learn to use this time of reset to grow deeper roots that will withstand anything that life may bring.
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In this interview Jennifer was humbled to sit and discuss supernatural peace when facing death. Robby is 36 years young and father to five young children and near the end of his race with colon cancer. Robby is passionate for his love for the Lord and family, he wants everyone to know how good God is in all circumstances. Update: Today, July 2, 2020 Robby went home to be with the Lord, he fought the good fight and ran his race well. #Fought4Five
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In this episode Jennifer shares testimony about depression’s season in her life. She shares authentically about how her hope in Jesus helped her draw nearer to Him and brought strength to her faith. There are many uncertainties in this global crisis we find ourselves in, but there is truth to hold onto - Jesus is Emmanuel, God with us. Her encouragement to you: Hold onto Jesus, He is our only hope.
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