Dream to Rise

Let's delve into the realities faced by women in abusive situations and explore pathways to freedom. Amid life's fiercest storms, there exists a profound grace that guides us through even the darkest of times.

Domestic violence is a harrowing reality for far too many individuals, trapping them in a cycle of fear, manipulation, and despair. Yet, amidst the chaos and turmoil, there is an inner resilience that yearns for freedom, a quiet strength that refuses to be extinguished. Through prayer and manifestation, survivors of domestic violence find the inner strength to transcend their circumstances and rewrite their stories. They emerge from the storm with a newfound sense of purpose and resilience, ready to embrace the boundless possibilities that await them.

Our guest, Lorrainne Robinson, is the Painless Piano Coach.

Let us listen to Lorrainne's story.

In life, we often face challenges that test our strength and resolve. These challenges can come in many forms.

Our guest, Martie Smith, a bilingual coach, personal trainer, and Air Force veteran who not only served this country but nurtured a deep passion for helping others unlock their potential. Her journey, punctuated by surgeries and traumas, has given her a wealth of life lessons, which she now shares with unwavering determination.

At every twist and turns, Martie's resilience shone brightly, illuminating the path ahead and inspiring those around her. She faced setbacks with courage, setbacks that would have broken lesser spirits, and emerged stronger with each trial overcome.

It is our resilience, our ability to bounce back from adversity, that shapes our journey and leads us to triumph. It is a constant process of learning, growing, and evolving. And through it all, resilience is not just about overcoming challenges, but about embracing them as opportunities for growth and transformation.

For decades, women have navigated through systemic barriers that attempted to silence their voices. Today, it’s imperative to acknowledge that women are not merely child bearers, they are architects of change, visionaries, and leaders in their respective fields.

Through their groundbreaking work, they've demonstrated that intellect knows no gender and that diversity fosters innovation. By amplifying their voices, embracing diversity, and redefining success beyond traditional paradigms, we create a world where women are recognized and celebrated for their immense contributions.

Let us continue to uplift, support, and empower women as they redefine the narrative and shape the future of our workplaces and society as a whole.

Our guest speaker, Sheral DeVaugh, known as the “Word Whisperer", is a 3-time #1- rated radio morning show host, podcast host, media trainer, keynote speaker and professional emcee, Amazon #1 Best-Selling author, and magazine contributor.

I am excited to introduce to you, Sheral DeVaugh.

One crucial aspect of overcoming an eating disorder is

Eating disorders can take a toll on both the body and mind,

Our guest speaker, Jenna Talleda, begun working with clients last 2017, who had eating disorders.  After she realized that she had her own issues with food and body, including chronic dieting, emotional eating, feeling guilty and out of control around food.

Intuitive eating changed her life and the lives of her clients to be able to exist and have food freedom.

So now, she helps people, especially those who struggling with eating disorders, on how to improve their relationship with food and body without restriction or fighting with the scale.

Let us welcome Jenna Talleda.

In life, we often encounter moments of hurt, betrayal, and disappointment inflicted upon us by others. These wounds can fester within us, weighing down our spirits and hindering our ability to move forward. In the arms of the Lord, we find the ultimate example of forgiveness. His boundless love and mercy know no bounds, offering redemption to even the most undeserving souls. In surrendering our hurts to Him, we experience a profound sense of liberation, no longer shackled by the chains of resentment but set free by the transformative power of forgiveness.

As we listen to our guest, she will reveal herself on how she was able to find the light despite the darkness she has gone through in life.

Let us listen to Kari Wiseman.

As healing unfolds, the grip of past trauma loosens, making space

By courageously facing the shadows of the past, we can reclaim our power and rewrite our narrative. We learn to untangle the knots of pain and fear that have held them captive, recognizing that their worth isn't defined by their past experiences. Instead, they discover resilience, strength, and the capacity for growth.

There comes a pivotal moment when one must confront their past

Let us listen to our guest, Lou Henwood, from United Kingdom, who is also known as The Singing Zookeeper.

She has directly helped hundreds of people release themselves of past trauma, tame their inner critic and negative thinking to release themselves of the blocks that get in the way of living a truly happy life.

Lou will share with us how she was able to deal with her own chronic depression that she struggled with for many years due to childhood trauma. Take note, this did not stop her from living her purpose now, helping others overcome their trauma.

Let is listen to Lou Henwood

What would you do if you are experiencing something unusual,

The role of a spiritual medium becomes a beacon of light,

This was the experience of our guest for today, Daniel Jackson, who is the author of “The New Beginning”.  He has been surrounded by spirit his entire life, but the ability to communicate with spirit bloomed when he turned so. 

As an intuitive reader, he communicates with spirit and archangels.  He’s able to confirm spirit crossings, provide spiritual consult and guidance for those seeking help with life’s problems.  He also retrieve answers for people who feel they have lost their way, spiritually and emotionally.  The answers he retrieves are received from the archangels, which is ultimately the word of God.

Let us listen to Daniel Jackson.

The paramount significance of the present moment delves into

Listen to the story of our guest, Craig Sotkovsky, who helps others through mentorship and financial literacy training from the trauma he has gone through in life.

According to him, “We’re all going through something every day, but you’re not going through it alone.  Nobody laughs or cries in a different language.”

My friends, Craig Sotkovsky.

The journey to healing can seem insurmountable. the scars, both seen and unseen, lingered as painful reminders of a traumatic past. Play is often considered the language of children, but it holds profound therapeutic value for individuals of all ages. Play provided a safe space to explore and process feelings that words alone couldn't capture.

The journey from victim to survivor, and ultimately to a person thriving with resilience, highlights the profound impact that play can have on healing the wounds of the past.

Let us welcome our guest, Angie Berrett, an Intuitive Movement Coach, Advanced Trauma Informed Yoga Instructor, Registered Nurse, and a Stand-up Paddleboard Yoga Instructor.  She helps people how to release stored trauma in their bodies while increasing energy, strength and flexibility.

Let us welcome Angie Berrett!

Trusting God is not merely an acceptance of divine providence, it is an intentional surrender, a relinquishing of control into the hands of a higher wisdom. In moments of doubt and confusion, trusting God becomes a lantern in the darkness, a source of light that illuminates the path when our own vision falters. It is a silent conversation with the divine, where our fears find solace, and our burdens are lifted by the unseen hands that cradle us.

Our guest speaker, Norm Wielsch, was an agnostic police officer for 26-years and was exposed to many traumatic incidents. He achieved the rank of commander of a multi-jurisdictional narcotic task force.  In 1998, he was diagnosed with PTSD and then with an incurable debilitating neuro-muscular disease that caused loss of feeling, muscle strength, and mobility in his hands and feet. This led to his being addicted to opioids which were prescribed to alleviate pain.

A lot of things happened which led him to a 14-year prison sentence.  However, he responded to God’s calling through divine intervention and got healed.

He is now an Addiction Counselor, chaplain, and a Christian Mental Health Coach specializing in trauma with the intent to start a first responder ministry after he obtained his master’s degree in theology and Christian Counseling.

I wrote a book called, “Christ-Centered Healing of Trauma: Healing a Broken Heart” and a small group study guide. The book is the primary curriculum for “Hope and Healing for Warriors” which is a veteran and first responder ministry and with more healing ministries to follow.

Please welcome Norm Wielsch.