Elisha's Space: Counseling and Authentic Conversations on Healing

How do you reflect what is going on inside to your outside world?  Michelle Rosen is a Certified Professional Organizer® and owner of Hop To It Organizers, LLC. She is passionate about helping her clients and loves to see their smiles. She is an active member of The National Association of Productivity & Organizing Professionals (NAPO) and NAPO Baltimore Chapter President. She holds several project management certifications (PMP, CSM, CSPO). She lives in Central Maryland with her husband, where they both enjoy the wonders of nature together. She provides us with tips and suggestions on how our outside world can be more organized. 

Do you have piles of things everywhere and are not sure what to do with them? It starts small and before you know it, the room has been taken over by stacks and piles everywhere. It is not uncommon for those who struggle with depression and anxiety to have these experiences. Today, we talk with Theo of JDog Junk Removal to discuss how to handle the piles that surround us.

Theodore Proia, owner of JDog Junk Removal was in the United States Marine Corps, where he served in the infantry with first battalion eighth marines, The Chemical Biological Incident Response Force, and the First Battalion Third Marines He deployed three times to include Iraq and Afghanistan. Upon exiting the Marines he joined the Maryland Army National Guard and served another three years in his local community with the 175th. As a civilian, he was a canine explosive detection officer working at the State Department, International Monetary Fund, and many other venues in the Washington D.C and Maryland area. Theodore then went back to Afghanistan for 2 more rotations to serve as a canine explosive detection handler contractor at The American Embassy in Afghanistan.

Theodore graduated from Colorado Technical University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice - homeland security and emergency management. Then in 2019 graduated from Colorado Technical University with his Masters of Science in Criminal Justice- Homeland security.

Theodore Opened JDog Junk Removal and Hauling at the Elkridge location at the end of 2020. 

Elisha's Space speaks with Chaplain Deb Forstner who created the devotional titled, A Spiritual Path From Darkness to Hope: Devotions For Your Time In Psychiatric Care. This devotional can be found at http://www.mentalhealthministries.net/resources/books/DevotionBookPsychiatricCare-DForstner.pdf  

Join us as we discuss going from the journey from Sadness to Joy. 

Join Elisha's Space as we discuss the fears and concerns of returning to the workplace. As the numbers of the Covid19 continue to decrease, more companies are having their employees return to their offices. We will discuss some of the fears and anxieties that exist around this, some strategies to overcome the fear and anxiety, and the powerful prayer of protection.

Jeff Davis joins Elisha's Space as we discuss holding on to hope when there are dark days. Entrepreneur Jeff Davis has done keynote speeches internationally and is a sought-after expert on self-leadership and overcoming adversity. Jeff did a TEDx talk in New York City called "How to Fulfill Your Inner Life" and he frequently speaks to, consults with, and coaches high schools, colleges, nonprofits, organizations, associations, conferences, and businesses. He’s been to five different continents and now lives abroad in The Netherlands. He’s the author of the award-winning book “Reach Your Mountaintop” as well as the Amazon bestseller "The Power of Authentic Leadership". Jeff is always leaving his audiences with useful tips and strategies.

Jeff is no stranger to setbacks, difficulties, and adversities. In 2007, at age 17, after a series of unexpected circumstances, he hit rock bottom and nearly committed suicide. In college, he was severely bullied by someone on his baseball team to the point of physical abuse and his story has helped millions of people worldwide.

Jeff graduated from McDaniel College with a B.A. in Economics and Mathematics, receiving all-college Honors and Honors in Economics while playing Division III baseball. He went on to receive his Master’s degree from Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, completing a two-year program in one year while growing his business and publishing a book through a publishing house. He has worked with fascinating and top-notch companies in Connecticut, Maryland, The Netherlands, and Budapest, Hungary, from start-ups and County Government to a Fortune 500. He has a gift for connecting with audiences and he has demonstrated the ability to positively affect others.

On this episode of Elisha's Space, guest Heather Creekmore of the ministry Compared to Who speaks of body image and faith. 

Did you have plans to travel and they were changed due to the pandemic? In today's episode, we discuss the concerns over travelling and how it affects mental health and our faith.

Are you feeling the stress and strain of being out and about in the midst of a pandemic? You are not alone! So many people are. Here are some helpful tips and ideas to assist in overcoming the fear and anxiety you may feel when around others.