The Hope Podcast

Lisa Bradley, LPC normalizes the conversation of seasonal affective disorder with clinical insight, biblical wisdom, and practical tools.

Ashley Powell, LISW-S gives us a clinical look at attachment wounds. This episode explores how attachment wounds—those deep hurts that shape how we trust, love, and connect—intersect with our faith journey.

Cheyenne Stahr, LPC, shares her personal journey of discovering her identity and finding purpose. As she learned to trust God and deepen her faith, she was led into a clinical career dedicated to helping others uncover their own purpose during life’s challenging seasons.

Heidi, a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, provides tips and tools for families on a journey with a neurodiverse individual. She shares insight on both the challenges and celebrations that can show up in the journey.

In this episode, we explore how to help children distinguish between small, medium, and big problems—and respond with proportionate emotional reactions. Jessica Hays, LISW-S has a long history of working with children and families. In this episode she offers real-life scenarios that help parents teach children to navigate big emotions.

Shane Dumm is a Licensed Clinical Counselor and courageous parenting coordinator at Cornerstone of Hope. In this episode, Shane speaks to common challenges parents face over the summer . He provides practical tools and ways to help our children and family thrive through the summer.

Kendra Bermosk, LPCC-S discusses the human challenge of getting along when we have different beliefs or opinions. She shares practical conflict management and communication tips from a biblical lens.

Nicole Byrum talks about dealing with feelings of envy and how to celebrate others. Nicole will equip us with practical tools for this very relatable topic from a biblical viewpoint. 

This episode features director of Cornerstone of Hope, Kari Taylor, LPCC-S. Kari will help you dive deep into the meaning of hope and how to pursue hope in your everyday life.