Clint Davis, counselor, veteran, and ordained minister gives helpful tips to survive the holidays. Travel, boundaries and sexual abuse prevention all in one episode! Maybe this holiday doesn’t have to be chaotic or scary! What if you could thrive instead of just survive! 

Clint Davis, counselor, veteran, and minister and Brandi Walker Licensed Professional Counselor, trained in trauma and grief, talk about dating after, loss, divorce, and breakups. There is a lot to be said, but the goal of this episode is to normalize some of the struggles and experiences people have and reduce shame. Hopefully it helps someone love themselves and others better and challenges them to get the help they need before moving forward. 

Clint Davis, veteran, ordained minister, and counselor talks about the importance of having a proper perspective on the purposes of marriage and healthy sex in a marital relationship. 

*****trigger warning for anyone who has sexual trauma or is in the middle of a toxic relationship with sexuality.

Clint Davis, veteran, ordained minister, and counselor talked with Tatiana Keay, a Registered Dietitian, author, and speaker! Clint and Tatiana have a great conversation about gut health, ways of healing the gut, and much more. They also discuss Tatiana’s new book, “Hungry for Truth” which debunks lies about food and the body that we have all been told!

Tatiana's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Hungry-Truth-Longevity-Nutrition-Misinformation/dp/B09TMXDQBG/ref=sr_1_1?crid=C52HZLJO653Z&keywords=hungry+for+truth&qid=1665093516&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIxLjI4IiwicXNhIjoiMS4wMCIsInFzcCI6IjAuOTkifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=hungry+for+truth%2Caps%2C114&sr=8-1

Clint Davis, veteran, ordained minister, and counselor talked with Cole and Caitlin Zick from Moral Revolution about healthy sex, dating, and so much more. This was one of the rawest and real episodes and we pray it brings freedom to everyone struggling with sexual trauma or unhealthy views of sexuality. God is for a healthy sex life and is for restoration for all people! 

Clint Davis, counselor, ordained minister, and army veteran had life coach and trauma survivor Marni on the Asking Why podcast, to tell a story of recovery from trauma and to give perspective to those walking through darkness right now. Here is a quote from Marni herself!

My name is Marni Goldman. I was born and raised in Miami, Florida and lived a life that is jaw-dropping and unimaginable – the daughter of an addicted mother who married for money as she’d been instructed to do. In spite of these circumstances, I have survived trauma, diagnosed with many different mental illnesses, yet still made it through alive to share what can be done to survive. My story sounds like fiction: just when you think you’ve heard it all…

Clint Davis is an ordained minister, counselor, and army veteran trained in trauma and addiction. In this episode Clint talks about the confusion around the process of forgiveness. There has been a lot of toxic beliefs and conversations about how and when to forgive in our offices. Clint tries to flesh out this idea and talks through the difference between salvage and restoration.

Clint Davis, counselor, ordained minister, and Army veteran had Hope Pedraza on the podcast today to talk about getting to the root causes of the health crisis in American culture. Hope is a certified holistic nutritionist and a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner! Hope has tons of great advice and ideas. Hope works with some men and many women who are struggling with body image, hormone issues, birth control problems, and much more!

Clint Davis is an ordained minister, counselor, and army veteran trained in trauma and addiction. In this episode Clint talks about finding balance in parenting between the “old school” philosophy that kids are to be seen, but not heard and some forms of the new “gentle parenting” mindset where kids can potentially run roughshod over the parents without support. Our culture has shifted and children are in totally different environments with a different set of needs than anytime in history. How do we as parents think critically about how we are raising our children and what benefits community could bring to our lives? Maybe there are more questions than answers, but being mindful and thoughtful always helps!

Clint Davis is an ordained minister, counselor, and army veteran trained in trauma and addiction. In this episode Clint talks about integrating psychology and theology in order to learn how to calm ourselves and others down in a crisis or highly emotional situation. With all the conflict online and in our lives we must learn how to first regulate ourselves if we want to have a chance to regulate others. We all want to be known and know, but are we willing to do the work?