...with Dr. Darlye Élise

Whether at a church service, spiritual retreat, prayer meeting, or small group, no doubt you’ve heard (or yourself shared) a testimony in the aftermath of a romantic relationship come to an end. I’ve noticed these breakup testimonies follow a pattern and I wonder if important relational takeaways may have been altogether overlooked.

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Dr. Darlye Élise Innocent, MSW, Ph.D. is a social scientist and holistic wellness educator + speaker who has been teaching on relationships, health, and spirituality from a refreshingly holistic perspective for nearly a decade.

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For more, visit darlyeelise.com.

Talk around health focuses primarily on eating good food. While necessary for physical vitality and emotional wellbeing, food isn’t THE most important physiological need. What is also offers us a core lesson for relational wellness.

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If this dual approach to wellness and relationships resonates with you, check out my Happy, Healthy Body + Happy, Healthy Relationships course — https://darlyeelise.com/p/happy-healthy-body-happy-healthy-relationships

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Dr. Darlye Élise Innocent, MSW, Ph.D. is a social scientist and holistic wellness educator + speaker who has been teaching on relationships, health, and spirituality from a refreshingly holistic perspective for nearly a decade.

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For more, visit darlyeelise.com.

If you’re trying to make apple pie, will just any fruit do? Relational substitution is a bit like this fruitless (pun intended!) endeavor. This week, I share an observation about this seemingly spiritual tendency and why we can finally let go of this emotionally unhealthy habit.

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Dr. Darlye Élise Innocent, MSW, Ph.D. is a social scientist and holistic wellness educator + speaker who has been teaching on relationships, health, and spirituality from a refreshingly holistic perspective for nearly a decade.

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For more, visit darlyeelise.com.

"Put God first" is a principle and well-known saying within the Christian community, but I’ve observed we struggle with its practice. What if it’s because “putting God first" isn’t what you think it means?

Want to dive deeper on this topic? Check out the Vision Series — https://darlyeelise.com/p/visionseries

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Dr. Darlye Élise Innocent, MSW, Ph.D. is a social scientist and holistic wellness educator + speaker who has been teaching on relationships, health, and spirituality from a refreshingly holistic perspective for nearly a decade.

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For more, visit darlyeelise.com.

One of the challenges of talking about emotional wellness or emotional health is that we, as a society and also within the faith community, value physical and emotional needs differently. As such — and to our detriment — we don’t do such a great job of integrating the social aspect of our human experience into our wellness frameworks or spiritual paradigm.

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Dr. Darlye Élise Innocent, MSW, Ph.D. is a social scientist and holistic wellness educator + speaker who has been teaching on relationships, health, and spirituality from a refreshingly holistic perspective for nearly a decade.

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For more, visit darlyeelise.com.