Gwena discusses how sometimes we see abuse victims or survivors as having a victim mentality, why this should not be, and why it's so important for all of us to share our stories.

Gwena discusses an article by Mental Health America that lists dysfunctional family traits. Utilize this list to determine which traits your family may or may not have had, take a test on the website, and hear spiritual encouragement for how to break these generational curses.

Gwena shares a special birthday episode on her 54th birthday. She discusses the most important things in life.

Do you have trouble understanding why sometimes your husband or boyfriend is happy and then suddenly sad? Do you feel like you've somehow upset him or made him angry but you're not sure how or what you did? More deeply, are you becoming happier around your friends than you are with your husband or boyfriend?

Listen to this podcast and get some tips and pointers to decide and determine if your romantic relationship is beneficial or healthy to you and him.

Gwena shares a message thanking and celebrating single mothers and mothers who are and have been protecting their children from abuse.

Gwena tells the story of how God took her from being a broken, beaten down, abused, rejected, neglected, scapegoated child to a first generation curse breaker. She confesses her sins and mistakes as a parent all the while accepting that she did make improvements as she did her very best. And she ends with a belief and a prayer for her beloved children to finish the work she started but was unable to accomplish completely.

Gwena discusses who NOT to choose for your support network.

Gwena shares Biblical advice on how to select godly people who will truly help you remain safe from abuse.

Gwena discusses healthy responses to being scapegoated in a dysfunctional family dynamic and how God helped her to stop blaming herself and others. She also shares God's revelation to her about her having been ostracized by her extended family members and how forgiveness has played a role.

Gwena addresses just a few of the reasons some women abuse victims either stay with their abusers or go back to them. She also reminds us how the enemy works to try to destroy us, our lives and our families and what we can do about it.