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Are you tired of the constant pressure to perform, please everyone, and meet impossible standards? In this episode of Room to Bloom, we dive deep into healing from perfectionism, performance, and people-pleasing with insights from a Joy Coach and author of The Joy Quotient. 🌿✨
We explore how childhood trauma and unresolved grief can shape mental health, trigger autoimmune disorders, and fuel cycles of overachievement and self-doubt. Listeners will learn how to cultivate self-awareness, identify harmful beliefs, and embrace practical strategies for emotional, physical, and spiritual healing. Through the lens of God’s grace, this conversation demonstrates how we can move from striving and shame to freedom, joy, and a renewed sense of identity.
From understanding the connection between trauma and health to adopting self-care practices that support the body and mind, this episode is full of actionable wisdom for anyone struggling with perfectionism, performance pressures, or people-pleasing tendencies. Whether you’re navigating mental health challenges, grief, or the weight of expectations, this discussion offers encouragement, insight, and tools for lasting healing. 💛
👉 Explore Nicole Roth's Work: https://nicoleroth.com
👉 Free Biblical Breathwork Track “When Anxiety Strikes”: https://from-bud-to-bloom-ministry.kit.com/914a7abc7c
00:00 — Introduction to Joy Coaching and Healing
02:23 — Exploring Childhood Trauma and Its Impact
07:35 — The Connection Between Trauma and Health
10:58 — Strategies for Healing and Self-Care
16:40 — Overcoming Perfectionism, Performance, and People-Pleasing
20:03 — Breaking Free from Performance and Duty
23:40 — Understanding Grace and Identity
27:00 — Identifying Lies and Seeking Truth
31:35 — The Joy Quotient Tool: A Path to Freedom
38:54 — Embracing Weakness and Finding Strength
Disclaimer: This episode is for educational and spiritual encouragement only and is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health care.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By Julie Rebboah4.9
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Are you tired of the constant pressure to perform, please everyone, and meet impossible standards? In this episode of Room to Bloom, we dive deep into healing from perfectionism, performance, and people-pleasing with insights from a Joy Coach and author of The Joy Quotient. 🌿✨
We explore how childhood trauma and unresolved grief can shape mental health, trigger autoimmune disorders, and fuel cycles of overachievement and self-doubt. Listeners will learn how to cultivate self-awareness, identify harmful beliefs, and embrace practical strategies for emotional, physical, and spiritual healing. Through the lens of God’s grace, this conversation demonstrates how we can move from striving and shame to freedom, joy, and a renewed sense of identity.
From understanding the connection between trauma and health to adopting self-care practices that support the body and mind, this episode is full of actionable wisdom for anyone struggling with perfectionism, performance pressures, or people-pleasing tendencies. Whether you’re navigating mental health challenges, grief, or the weight of expectations, this discussion offers encouragement, insight, and tools for lasting healing. 💛
👉 Explore Nicole Roth's Work: https://nicoleroth.com
👉 Free Biblical Breathwork Track “When Anxiety Strikes”: https://from-bud-to-bloom-ministry.kit.com/914a7abc7c
00:00 — Introduction to Joy Coaching and Healing
02:23 — Exploring Childhood Trauma and Its Impact
07:35 — The Connection Between Trauma and Health
10:58 — Strategies for Healing and Self-Care
16:40 — Overcoming Perfectionism, Performance, and People-Pleasing
20:03 — Breaking Free from Performance and Duty
23:40 — Understanding Grace and Identity
27:00 — Identifying Lies and Seeking Truth
31:35 — The Joy Quotient Tool: A Path to Freedom
38:54 — Embracing Weakness and Finding Strength
Disclaimer: This episode is for educational and spiritual encouragement only and is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health care.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.