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Music for all Beyond The Assault episodes were created by Britley and Devon Campbell.  A couple grounded in the love of God with a desire to reach others through music.  Devon's skillful production and musical talent are a perfect match for the flawless and heartfelt vocals of his wife, Britley.  We at Beyond The Assault are thankful for your time, talent, and willingness to join us on this journey of healing.

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Irish Jean Benton is a resident of Concord, North Carolina.

Irish is a self-published Author, writing four books in recent years, with her first title being ‘Breaking His Silence’ which depicts her story of surviving domestic violence and abuse.

This title won her the 2016 Author of The Year Award through Queen City Awards in Charlotte NC.

Irish became a member of the Charlotte Mecklenburg Domestic Violence Speakers Bureau through the Charlotte Mecklenburg Community Support Services training program in 2017.  

Irish has had the opportunity to speak at many events to spread awareness on this national issue.

In October of 2022 Irish received the Jill Dinwiddie ‘Courage to Soar’ award given by the Jamie Kimble Foundation for Courage in Charlotte NC. 

She is currently an advocate to domestic violence victims with which she helps find safe housing and resources to assist women and children in the state of North Carolina and she also practices Christian Counseling and Coaching services with her H.O.P.E (Helping Other People Evolve) ministry.

Irish felt that women needed a guide and compass to not only survive after the traumatic experiences of domestic violence or toxic relationships.  The goal for her books is to teach women self-improvement and empowerment. Irish preaches self-love is the best love and gift we can only give to ourselves.

One of Irish’s favorite quotes comes from the movie ‘The Woman King.’

IN ORDER TO BE A WARRIOR, YOU MUST KILL THE TEARS!

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A life that looks “on track” can still be one phone call away from a before-and-after. Jennifer Langford Massy joins us to share the story of selling everything, moving to the coast of Nicaragua, and discovering that a hidden fight with bipolar disorder and major depression was growing at the same time. When they returned to the States to get help, her husband died by suicide, and Jennifer found herself navigating a kind of grief that’s heavy, complicated, and often surrounded by stigma.

We talk candidly about suicide loss, mental health, and what it means to survive the first wave. Jennifer explains why she felt compelled to tell the truth publicly instead of staying silent, and how that choice became part of her healing and her ministry. We also get into practical grief support: counseling, boundaries when people flood you with advice, and why a grief playlist of worship music (and a few secular songs) can sometimes say what you can’t.

Jennifer also shares how writing became therapy through her “Jen Thoughts” posts and how she’s shaping years of reflections into a future book centered on what she calls the sacrament of grief. To close, we zoom out to purpose and rebuilding: her jewelry business, her heart for women who are sole providers, and a nonprofit vision called Soul Provider.

If you’ve been searching for honest conversations about grief, faith, suicide bereavement, and healing after loss, this one will meet you where you are. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review to help more people find these stories. What’s one practice that has helped you hold on to hope?

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Lydia Davis (Jones)  is a counselor and life coach with a passion for empowering individuals and families to be their best and truest selves.  Born and raised in Corpus Christi, Texas, Lydia is a product of two educator parents who are well known for their community work, which is something very near and dear to Lydia’s heart. Lydia has been a volunteer grief counselor as well as directing her campus Backpack Buddies program that provided meals for low-income families in the community.

Lydia is a graduate of The University of Texas at San Antonio with a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Interdisciplinary Studies as well as a Masters of Arts Degree in Counseling from Prairie View A&M University.  Lydia has served diligently and tirelessly in the field of education for almost 15 years and is presently a Middle School Lead Counselor in Spring ISD. As a certified counselor, she assists students with conflict resolution, crisis management, peer mediation, and college and career readiness. Lydia truly has a heart for kids, creating innovative social emotional curriculum, which seeks to improve peer relationships, help teens navigate through current world events, combat bullying, and create open dialogue with parents and teachers.

Lydia is also a certified Life Coach and founder of Lyter Life Coaching where she helps clients set goals to overcome obstacles holding them back and improve their careers and relationships.   Lydia’s goal is to improve family dynamics and help bridge communication gaps that prevent families from having open and productive dialogue.

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Hey, my name is Isaac. I have been doing design and web application development work for over 19 years. I enjoy solving hard problems with code and love getting the job done. I have worked with various frameworks/libraries and languages; PHP, MySQL, CSS, Sass, Vuejs, Reactjs, WordPress, WooCommerce, Laravel and Rails,  just to name a few. I consider myself a full stack web application developer and can jump into a project and get quickly rooted. I’m highly motivated, deadline-driven and love to learn more about my field daily. I’m constantly reading, watching videos and tutorials and that's what I do just for fun! I’m a husband and a father, so in terms of provision and having great work ethic, that’s very important to me. I find it very fulfilling when a project has successfully been completed or when a full-on launch has deployed glitch-free. That’s just a little bit about me, but I would love to hear more about you and your project and how we can potentially work together. 

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Denise Oakes is a sexual assault and domestic violence survivor turned passionate advocate, dedicated to empowering others to find healing and strength. She is the author of Finding Beauty In Brokenness, where she shares her journey of resilience and restoration. As a Registered Nurse, Denise brings compassion and care to both her professional and personal life. Above all, she is a proud mother to her son, who continues to inspire her purpose and drive to make a difference.

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Meet Davie Doles -  wife, mother, and student, she shares her journey of discovering and living the true to herself. Davie is passionate about helping others, spreading joy, and following Jesus. “I believe we all have a story, we all have value, and I seek to lift all voices up in love.”

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Music for all Beyond The Assault episodes were created by Britley and Devon Campbell.  A couple grounded in the love of God with a desire to reach others through music.  Devon's skillful production and musical talent are a perfect match for the flawless and heartfelt vocals of his wife, Britley.  We at Beyond The Assault are thankful for your time, talent, and willingness to join us on this journey of healing.

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