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Jennifer expands the conversation in her two part series on making an impact toward healing this week as she continues her interview with mentor and fellow CADI, Dr. Maryann Gray. This week they discuss moral injury, using agency and post-traumatic growth.Scripture focus: "It was by Him that everything was created: the heavens, the earth, all things within and upon them, all things seen and unseen, thrones and dominions, spiritual powers and authorities. Every detail was crafted through His design, by His own hands, and for His purposes. He has always been! It is His hand that holds everything together." (Colossians 3:16-17 VOICE)Maryann Jacobi Gray is a social psychologist, writer, and university administrator. She was assistant provost at UCLA until her retirement in 2017; she has also served as associate vice provost at the University of Southern California and a behavioral scientist at RAND. She created and maintains the website accidentalimpacts.org. Maryann received her Ph.D. in social ecology from the University of California, Irvine and her BA in psychology from Duke University. You can learn more about Maryann, how you can help her make an impact in the lives of CADIs and how her story helps others move toward healing in their lives by checking out https://accidentalimpacts.org You can also learn more about Maryann's perspective from her TEDTalk on Youtube here: https://youtu.be/Xb-JneauRzsFor more information about Accidental Hope, please visit https://facebook.com/AccidentalHope. 

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Jennifer begins a two part series on making an impact toward healing this week as she speaks with her mentor and fellow CADI, Dr. Maryann Gray. Maryann Jacobi Gray is a social psychologist, writer, and university administrator. She was assistant provost at UCLA until her retirement in 2017; she has also served as associate vice provost at the University of Southern California and a behavioral scientist at RAND. She created and maintains the website accidentalimpacts.org. Maryann received her Ph.D. in social ecology from the University of California, Irvine and her BA in psychology from Duke University. You can learn more about Maryann, how you can help her make an impact in the lives of CADIs and how her story helps others move toward healing in their lives by checking out https://accidentalimpacts.org You can also learn more about Maryann's perspective from her TEDTalk on Youtube here: https://youtu.be/Xb-JneauRzs

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Jennifer continues the conversation with her friend and guest, Audrey Fulton, on her show today to talk about finding hope for your marriage in the good time and the bad. While Audrey would freely admit that wedding vows are not for the faint of heart, she encourages you to not lose hope - especially when your marriage comes under fire as your faith and freedom are tested! Audrey Fulton is truly a Proverbs 31 woman. She is a wife, mother of four, and an advocate for The Innocence Project. She is known for her daily scripture encouragement and the love and honor she has for her marriage and husband, James, who is a fellow CADI (short for one who Caused Accidental Death or Injury). Don't miss this two part series with a strong dose of encouragement for married couples! 

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Jennifer welcomes her friend and guest, Audrey Fulton to her show today to talk about find hope for your marriage in the good time and the bad. While Audrey would freely admit that wedding vows are not for the faint of heart, she encourages you to not lose hope - especially when your marriage comes under fire as your faith and freedom are tested! Audrey Fulton is truly a Proverbs 31 woman. She is a wife, mother of four, and an advocate for The Innocence Project. She is known for her daily scripture encouragement and the love and honor she has for her marriage and husband, James, who is a fellow CADI (short for one who Caused Accidental Death or Injury). Don't miss this two part series with a strong dose of encouragement for married couples! 

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Jennifer continues the conversation with Debbi Robertson discussing God's 4 principles for a healthier version of you. Debbi is a wife, mom, wellness coach, fitness Instructor, and more recently, a Podcaster with her show Chats with Coach Debbi.To learn more about Coach Debbi Robertson visit her website: https://www.4thewilling.com/

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This week Jennifer interviews guest Jaja Chen, LCSW. Together they tackle the stigma associated with metal health care in the Christian community, exploring a new but proven effective treatment called, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Jaja also shares her personal story of her childhood in the mission field, and the global need she sees related to mental health care.Jaja Chen, LCSW, CDWF is a clinical social worker in private practice in Waco, Texas specializing in burnout, trauma, and perinatal mental health. Jaja is certified in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy and has previous nonprofit work experience in the field of domestic violence. Alongside her therapy work, Jaja and her husband co-own Waco Cha, an organic bubble milk tea company.

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