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Nicole Zasowski is an author and licensed marriage and family therapist (and returning favorite to the pod!) and she's here to talk about her brand-new Bible study, Daring Joy: What Six Women in the Bible Teach Us About the Power of Celebration When it Feels Risky, Complicated, and Even Impossible.
We dig into the question: how do we hold on to real joy when life feels anything but light? Nicole shares why joy can feel like such a vulnerable experience, how her work in Restoration Therapy shapes her perspective, and why it’s often easier to sit with someone in their suffering than in their celebration.
It’s honest, hopeful, and exactly the conversation we all need this week.
June 2022 Interview with Nicole
Daring Joy
Nicole’s Website
Follow Nicole on Insta → @nicolezasowski
Follow SWE on Insta → @so.what.else
Follow Kaitlin on Insta → @kaitlingraceelliott
SWE Website
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Nicole Zasowski is an author and licensed marriage and family therapist (and returning favorite to the pod!) and she's here to talk about her brand-new Bible study, Daring Joy: What Six Women in the Bible Teach Us About the Power of Celebration When it Feels Risky, Complicated, and Even Impossible.
We dig into the question: how do we hold on to real joy when life feels anything but light? Nicole shares why joy can feel like such a vulnerable experience, how her work in Restoration Therapy shapes her perspective, and why it’s often easier to sit with someone in their suffering than in their celebration.
It’s honest, hopeful, and exactly the conversation we all need this week.
June 2022 Interview with Nicole
Daring Joy
Nicole’s Website
Follow Nicole on Insta → @nicolezasowski
Follow SWE on Insta → @so.what.else
Follow Kaitlin on Insta → @kaitlingraceelliott
SWE Website
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