The Fight With Depression

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Do you wish your mental health was better? Or are you taking action to improve your life? In this episode Christopher speaks about the importance of taking action rather than being a spectator in your own life.

Disappointment in life and get you down, or you can learn from it. In this episode Christopher and Molly address the reality that life comes with disappointment. But we should not think of this negatively. So how can we learn from our disappointments and come out stronger on the other side?

Have you been hurt by the church? Misinterpretation of the Bible can be harmful to our mental health as well as the mental health of others. In this episode Christopher continues his conversation with Pastor Brian Hays about mental health and the Church.

It's okay to not be okay, even in church. In this episode Christopher speaks with former police officer, and pastor Brian Hays. They discuss difficult topics such as why God would allow bad things to happen, and how mental health can be damaged by people misinterpreting and misusing the Bible.

Have you ever been told that you must forgive someone for something they have done wrong? Have you told someone they must forgive you? Do you know what a healthy apology looks like? In this episode Christopher and Molly discuss the issues of being told that you must forgive, and what it looks like to sincerely apologize.

Former firefighter/paramedic, and founder of Revital Colorado, Jordan Long joins the podcast. This episode is part 2 of the 2-part conversation between Christopher and Jordan. They speak about the purpose of Revital Colorado, how this organization has helped first-responders, and what others can do to help as well.

Former firefighter/paramedic, and founder of Revital Colorado, Jordan Long joins the podcast. This episode is part 1 of the 2-part conversation between Christopher and Jordan. They speak about the purpose of Revital Colorado, how this organization has helped first-responders, and what others can do to help as well.

What does healthy conflict resolution look like? What does unhealthy conflict resolution look like? In this episode, Christopher and Molly discuss what they have learned about resolving conflict in their marriage, and they discuss they unhealthy ways they have addressed conflict in the past.

This is the continuation of the conversation from Episode 37. In this episode, Christopher speaks with therapist and host of the Tactical Toughness podcast, Emily Johnson, about dealing with relationship difficulties. They discuss issues faced by first responders as well as the general population.