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S2: E5 - Dr. Cindy L. Byler - "Let's Talk About Trauma"
Today's episode is the beginning of a series that has become very important to me, because, at the age of 52, I cannot say that I know much about the clinical term "Trauma". I want and need to change this, because, if I want to understand and improve my life, and, if I want to help my friends, family and those God brings into my life, I need to listen and learn so that I might understand.
I began to ask questions of experts in the field of psychology regarding trauma, and it was important to me that I begin this series with a psychologist who knows me best - my friend, Dr. Cindy Byler, because I know her personal journey with traumatic events in her own life, which she will share a little about in this episode. I feel "at home" with Cindy, and I believe that feeling safe is very important when you are sharing your inner struggles with someone.
A little about Cindy...Dr. Cindy Byler is an accomplished professional with over 17 years of experience in serving the needs of people, psychologically and spiritually. Gaining an early start in the medical profession, she developed a passion to help people as a counselor, and turned her interests to the field of Psychology. Dr. Byler has successfully assisted individuals, couples and families through a variety of issues, including Crisis Intervention, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Bipolar Disorder and Marital and Family Relationship issues. She has been instrumental in helping others focus on living skills, interpersonal relationships and behavioral control. Additionally, she functions as part of the Lead Pastoral Team of Connection Church, serving as a teacher and a lecturer in addition to overseeing a lay counselor program. Dr. Byler has a passion for mentoring emerging leaders, particularly in her related field.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts/tendencies, please take a moment to talk with someone. You will learn from this podcast that suicidal thoughts are more prevalent than anyone may know. And, you will also learn just how valuable talking to someone was in our lives.
You can connect with Dr. Byler through the following:
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cindy.w.byler
Connections Church Website: https://www.connectionchurch.com/
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By Joy Watson
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Today's episode is the beginning of a series that has become very important to me, because, at the age of 52, I cannot say that I know much about the clinical term "Trauma". I want and need to change this, because, if I want to understand and improve my life, and, if I want to help my friends, family and those God brings into my life, I need to listen and learn so that I might understand.
I began to ask questions of experts in the field of psychology regarding trauma, and it was important to me that I begin this series with a psychologist who knows me best - my friend, Dr. Cindy Byler, because I know her personal journey with traumatic events in her own life, which she will share a little about in this episode. I feel "at home" with Cindy, and I believe that feeling safe is very important when you are sharing your inner struggles with someone.
A little about Cindy...Dr. Cindy Byler is an accomplished professional with over 17 years of experience in serving the needs of people, psychologically and spiritually. Gaining an early start in the medical profession, she developed a passion to help people as a counselor, and turned her interests to the field of Psychology. Dr. Byler has successfully assisted individuals, couples and families through a variety of issues, including Crisis Intervention, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Bipolar Disorder and Marital and Family Relationship issues. She has been instrumental in helping others focus on living skills, interpersonal relationships and behavioral control. Additionally, she functions as part of the Lead Pastoral Team of Connection Church, serving as a teacher and a lecturer in addition to overseeing a lay counselor program. Dr. Byler has a passion for mentoring emerging leaders, particularly in her related field.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts/tendencies, please take a moment to talk with someone. You will learn from this podcast that suicidal thoughts are more prevalent than anyone may know. And, you will also learn just how valuable talking to someone was in our lives.
You can connect with Dr. Byler through the following:
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cindy.w.byler
Connections Church Website: https://www.connectionchurch.com/