Revive Ministries

Today on Revive Ministries Podcast, we have a Special Episode with several guests answering “Why Should we Care about Mental Health?”

We have Sini, Mike, and Dr. Uma joining us today in the discussion. This month is Mental Health Month, and we at Revive Ministries have a lot planned for it. These panel discussions are one of the ways Revive Ministries is honoring Mental Health Month this month.

Some resources that were mentioned were:

https://www.nami.org/

http://www.motherscry.net/ (there is a Facebook link in the website too)

Remember to check out the Revive Ministries Podcast on our website for all-new episodes at

Reviveministriesfl.com/podcast

This month is Mental Health Month, and Revive Ministries Podcast has the initiative to collect short clip videos of people all around the world answering the question “Why Should We Care about Mental Health?.” Send your videos to [email protected], using the subject line #WHYSHOULDWECARE

For any other questions of what Revive Ministries Podcast is planning for Mental Health Month, please email us at the same address: [email protected]

Thank you for listening. Goodbye for now from Revive Ministries Podcast.

I will leave you with this quote:

“Do not judge me by my success; judge me by how many times I fell down and got back up again.”

- Nelson Mandela

Today on Robert's Corner, Mike and Ron join us in a discussion about Covid-19 and how it has impacted our lives--primarily our mental wellness. We discussed the positive and negative experiences going through Covid-19 and some coping skills that have helped along the way. 

Resources:

https://www.epicbh.org/

https://www.nami.org/

https://www.dbsalliance.org/

https://smahealthcare.org/

Remember to check out the Revive Ministries Podcast on our website for all-new episodes at

Reviveministriesfl.com/podcast

This month is Mental Health Month, and Revive Ministries Podcast has the initiative to collect short clip videos of people all around the world answering the question “Why Should We Care about Mental Health?.” Send your videos to [email protected], using the subject line #WHYSHOULDWECARE

For any other questions of what Revive Ministries Podcast is planning for Mental Health Month, please email us at the same address: [email protected]

Thank you for listening. Goodbye for now from Revive Ministries Podcast.

I will leave you with this quote:

"Healing may not be so much about getting better, as about letting go of everything that isn't you--all of the expectations, all of the beliefs--and becoming who you are."

- Rachel Naomi Remen

Today on Robert’s Corner, we dive into the other part of forgiveness, and that is forgiving ourselves. This Covid-19 now impacts so many people, and with that comes our value. We may have made a colossal mistake that affects not only yourself but today. We talk more about how healthily forgiving ourselves can promote healing and recovery through the storm of Covid-19.

I am not a medical professional, so if you are seeking immediate medical attention, please seek it out.

Thank you again for listening to Robert’s Corner.

Remember to check out new episodes at

reviveministriesfl.com/podcast

The website has been revamped, so I encourage you all to check it out!

I mentioned that it is currently Mental Health Month, and Revive Ministries has a lot planned for this month, so if interested, please email us at [email protected].

Today on Revive Ministries Podcast My Story of Recovery series, Joel comes and shares his story of recovery.

Joel shares with us some pivotal moments that helped shape who he is today. We explore the impact of listening and connecting has on our lives. Expectations shattered and being unfinished is ok. A lot of great lessons we both share, while Joel gives some key insights into his story. Faith is a major part of his story, which is interwoven to incorporate the journey we are all on.  Remember to check out the Revive Ministries Podcast on our website for all-new episodes at

Reviveministriesfl.com/podcast

This month is Mental Health Month, and Revive Ministries Podcast has the initiative to collect short clip videos of people all around the world answering the question: “Why Should We Care about Mental Health?” Send your videos to [email protected]. Use #WHYSHOULDWECARE in the subject line.

For any other questions of what Revive Ministries Podcast is planning for Mental Health Month, please email us at the same address [email protected].

Thank you for listening. Goodbye for now from Revive Ministries Podcast.

I will leave you with this quote:

“Maybe the journey isn’t so much about becoming anything. Maybe it’s about unbecoming everything that isn’t really you, so you can be who you were meant to be in the first place.”

- Anonymous

Welcome to Revive Ministries Podcast, we have two very special guests with us today, but before that May is Mental Health Month, and Revive Ministries Podcast has many ways to get involved see details in notes. Betsy our returning My story Guest and Lorraine a facilitator I work with, both good friend from NAMI. I appreciate your willingness to join us today on Robert’s Corner. Today we will be talking about recovery during and after the storm, today that storm being Covid-19.

We talk about recovery and how it looks like from a family member perspective seeing a loved one suffering from Mental Illness through Covid-19. Today is Mother's day and both guests are both mothers with great insight on Mental Health. NAMI Principles of Support was discussed as a coping skill moving through this current situation amongst others.

Resources:

www.nami.org

https://www.stjohnsvolunteers.org/agency/detail/?agency_id=101476

Remember to check out the Revive Ministries Podcast on the website for all new episodes at

Reviveministriesfl.com/podcast

This month is Mental Health Month and Revive Ministries Podcast has the initiative to collect short clip videos of people all around the world asking the question “Why Should We Care about Mental Health?” send your videos to [email protected] use the subject line #WHYSHOULDWECARE

Any other questions of what Revive Ministries Podcast is planning for Mental Health Month please email us at the same address [email protected]

Thank you for listening Goodbye for now from Revive Ministries Podcast

Welcome to Revive Ministries Podcast, on today’s episode of Robert’s Corner I will dive deeper into forgiveness through Covid-19. We will primarily focus on forgiving others and why it is important now. And How that may have an impact on our own wellness.

Disclaimer I am not a Medical Professional so if you are in crisis please seek immediate medical attention.

Forgiving others can be very helpful especially now. As we still observe caution in regards to Covid-19 it may be easy to cast blame or resentment on others who might have hurt you. With fear and suspicion being broadcast worldwide it may seem easier to hate or despise others who may have wronged you intentionally or not. Just like the quote, in the beginning, not allowing yourself to forgive will only compromise your own wellness. I encourage you to investigate forgiveness as a viable option for your wellness.

Resource mentioned

https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/adult-health/in-depth/forgiveness/art-20047692

Thank you again for listening to Robert’s Corner,

Remember to check out new episodes at reviveministriesfl.com/podcast

The website has been revamped so I encourage you all to check it out.

Thank you for listening, this is Goodbye from Robert’s Corner

Leaving you with this quote

“Forgiveness does not change the past, but it does enlarge the future.” Paul Boose

Today on Revive Ministries Podcast My Story of Recovery series, I welcome back my lovely fiancée, Joann, as she shares her experience through the grief of her mother and the challenges that came after. It is a journey that helps Joann grow.

We both explore priorities and how our experiences shape who we become. However, there is room for growth in experiences, and that is what Joann shares with us today.

“Grief is like the ocean; it comes in waves ebbing and flowing. Sometimes the water is calm, and sometimes it is overwhelming. All we can do is learn to swim.”

- Vicki Harrison

Finding a home where least expected...

Thank you so much, Joann, for agreeing to be a guest with us today.

Remember to check out the Revive Ministries Podcast website for all-new episodes at

Reviveministriesfl.com/podcast

This month is Mental Health Month, and Revive Ministries Podcast has the initiative to collect short clip videos of people all around the world answering the question “Why Should We Care about Mental Health?.” Send your videos to [email protected], using the subject line #WHYSHOULDWECARE

For any other questions of what Revive Ministries Podcast is planning for Mental Health Month, please email us at the same address: [email protected].

Thank you for listening. Goodbye for now from Revive Ministries Podcast.

I will leave you with this quote:

“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Watch your step.”

- Thomas S. Monson

Resource:

http://joannsbogi2.blogspot.com/search/label/Mom?m=1

Today on Robert’s Corner, we have special guests (two, to be exact)! Mike and Linda, who facilitate the same support groups, are going to talk about recovery through a storm. The Covid-19 situation has shown how the world can stop at the drop of a dime. The main difference with this situation is that it affects everyone in one way or another.

We go over coping skills through Covid-19. We also discuss what has worked and not worked in our own and others’ recoveries.

Resource: https://nami.org/Home

Remember to check out the Revive Ministries Podcast on our website for all-new episodes at Reviveministriesfl.com/podcast.

Every Tuesday will be the original My Story or Recovery segment. Every Thursday will be Robert’s Corner with just myself in a short portion. On Sundays, we will be uploading a little longer segment of Robert’s Corner with a special guest (like in this episode).

Thank you for listening and goodbye from Revive Ministries Podcast.

Welcome to Revive Ministries Podcast! On today’s episode of Robert’s Corner, I address the Covid-19 crisis and forgiveness. I talk about forgiveness, why it is crucial now, and how that may have an impact on our own wellness.

Disclaimer: I am not a Medical Professional, so if you are in crisis, please seek immediate medical attention.

“Forgiveness does not change the past, but it does enlarge the future.”

- Paul Boose

Some of the links mentioned:

https://blog.thewellnessuniverse.com/6-health-benefits-of-forgiveness/

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/do-the-right-thing/201403/7-rules-forgiveness

If you need more info about our website or info on becoming a guest, email me at

[email protected].

Next week, we will dive deeper into the idea of forgiveness.

Thank you again for listening to Robert’s Corner.

Remember to check out our website at reviveministriesfl.com.

The website has been revamped, so I encourage you all to check it out.

Thank you for listening.

This is goodbye from Robert’s Corner.

Today on Revive Ministries Podcast My Story of Recovery, we have a special guest. Betsy comes and shares her journey through her daughter’s recovery. A very insightful and in-depth discussion on recovery as a whole and being able to let go with love. We dive in on some beneficial practices for parents seeing their children struggle through recovery. Gratitude and forgiveness are mentioned with other healing concepts.

The resource Betsy spoke so highly of was NAMI:

https://nami.org/Home

Thank you for listening!!!

Remember to check out the Revive Ministries Podcast on its website for all-new episodes at

Reviveministriesfl.com/podcast.

Every Tuesday will be the original My Story or Recovery segment (like this one). Every Thursday will be Robert’s Corner with just myself in a short segment. On Sundays, we upload a little longer segment of Robert’s Corner with a special guest.

Goodbye for now from Revive Ministries Podcast.

I leave you with this quote:

“Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising up every time we fail.”

– Ralph Waldo Emerson