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Have you ever feared being seen as the "nagging wife" from Proverbs? You're not alone.
In this powerful episode of Hey Tabi, licensed trauma therapist Tabitha Westbrook sits down with women's leader and author Kelly Galyean to explore how biblical illiteracy has fueled shame and silence for many Christian women. Together, they unpack how Scripture has often been misunderstood or weaponized—especially in the context of marriage, trauma, and abuse.
Kelly vulnerably shares her story of learning about these verses in context, and with courage and hope. They also discuss how the church can better support women, what healthy marriages actually look like, and why biblical literacy is critical for healing from spiritual and emotional harm.
Plus, Kelly introduces her Christian romance novel How Can It Be?—a redemptive story of love, grace, and starting over.
Whether you've felt silenced, shamed, or just spiritually stuck, this episode offers wisdom, warmth, and practical encouragement for your healing journey.
Find Kelly - http://www.kelligalyean.com/
Kelly's Instagram - @kelli.a.galyean
Order How Can It Be? - https://a.co/d/901G5Ly
Wanna say hi? Send a text!
👍 If this episode resonated with you, please like, subscribe, and share to help others who need this information!
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📩 Connect with Tabitha & The Journey and The Process:
💻 Tabitha's Website - www.tabithawestbrook.com
📲 Tabitha's Instagram - www.instagram.com/tabithathecounselor
🎙️ Podcast Homepage - https://heytabi.buzzsprout.com
💻 The Journey & The Process Website - www.thejourneyandtheprocess.com
Subscribe to our YouTube Channel & watch podcast episodes there
🚨 Disclaimer: This podcast is not therapy and is intended for educational purposes only. If you're in crisis or need therapy, please reach out to a licensed mental health professional.
Need to know how to find a great therapist? Read this blog post here.
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Have you ever feared being seen as the "nagging wife" from Proverbs? You're not alone.
In this powerful episode of Hey Tabi, licensed trauma therapist Tabitha Westbrook sits down with women's leader and author Kelly Galyean to explore how biblical illiteracy has fueled shame and silence for many Christian women. Together, they unpack how Scripture has often been misunderstood or weaponized—especially in the context of marriage, trauma, and abuse.
Kelly vulnerably shares her story of learning about these verses in context, and with courage and hope. They also discuss how the church can better support women, what healthy marriages actually look like, and why biblical literacy is critical for healing from spiritual and emotional harm.
Plus, Kelly introduces her Christian romance novel How Can It Be?—a redemptive story of love, grace, and starting over.
Whether you've felt silenced, shamed, or just spiritually stuck, this episode offers wisdom, warmth, and practical encouragement for your healing journey.
Find Kelly - http://www.kelligalyean.com/
Kelly's Instagram - @kelli.a.galyean
Order How Can It Be? - https://a.co/d/901G5Ly
Wanna say hi? Send a text!
👍 If this episode resonated with you, please like, subscribe, and share to help others who need this information!
📖 Order Body & Soul, Healed & Whole: An Invitational Guide to Healthy Sexuality After Trauma, Abuse, and Coercive Control
Wanna support Hey Tabi? Buy me a coffee here - https://buymeacoffee.com/heytabi
📩 Connect with Tabitha & The Journey and The Process:
💻 Tabitha's Website - www.tabithawestbrook.com
📲 Tabitha's Instagram - www.instagram.com/tabithathecounselor
🎙️ Podcast Homepage - https://heytabi.buzzsprout.com
💻 The Journey & The Process Website - www.thejourneyandtheprocess.com
Subscribe to our YouTube Channel & watch podcast episodes there
🚨 Disclaimer: This podcast is not therapy and is intended for educational purposes only. If you're in crisis or need therapy, please reach out to a licensed mental health professional.
Need to know how to find a great therapist? Read this blog post here.

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