Season 2 Episode 17: How Being Known Can Lead to Healing with Special Guest Dr. Curt Thompson
The Christian Therapist Podcast
Release Date: 09/25/2020
Understanding Oneness in Marriage
The Christian Therapist Podcast
Lindsey and Aron continue the conversation around how we are designed by discussing what oneness in marriage is..... and what it is not. Join in the conversation! Also visit to learn more about the marriage workshop Lindsey and Aron teach that walks couples through how to experience this oneness.
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Helping Therapists Conceptualize How We are Designed By God
The Christian Therapist Podcast
Lindsey and Aron discuss God's way that he designed us, which helps us as therapists conceptualize what is happening in front of us (or not happening) in the counseling room. Visit to learn more about Lindsey and Aron's online courses, marriage workshops and more!
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Christian Therapist Podcast First Episode
The Christian Therapist Podcast
Lindsey Castleman and Aron Strong launch their first podcast episode caterered to Christian therapists. As licensed marriage and family therapists and also AAMFT approved supervisors, Lindsey and Aron have a passion to bring their Christian faith and really great therapy together. Listen in to hear why Lindsey and Aron want to blend neuroscience, attachment science and Biblical principles together for counselors who want to be authentic in the counseling room. Learn more from Aron and Lindsey at inrelationship.us
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Episode 28 The "Mom Squad" - Part 1
The Christian Therapist Podcast
Co-host Lindsey Castleman is joined by many of her friends to discuss the challenges of parenting and finding other "mom friends" to provide the support and love needed to navigate motherhood.
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Episode 27 Co-Parenting How-To's 3
The Christian Therapist Podcast
Jay and Tammy Daughtry continue the conversation about co-parenting and best practices in maintaining the safe connection between the kids and both parents. In the episode, they discuss re-coupling and some of the ten things children and teens of divorce wish their parents would know. Jay and Tammy Daughtry are the founders of Co-Parenting International.
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Episode 26 Co-Parenting How-To's 2
The Christian Therapist Podcast
Jay and Tammy Daughtry continue the conversation about co-parenting and best practices in maintaining the safe connection between the kids and both parents. In the episode, they mention co-parenting apps that may be helpful: AppClose & OurFamilyWizard. Jay and Tammy Daughtry are the founders of Co-Parenting International
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Episode 25: Co-Parenting How-To's with Jay and Tammy Daughtry
The Christian Therapist Podcast
In co-parenting, the most important thing is the emotional and mental health of the children. Jay and Tammy Daughtry join the Lindsey on the podcast as they share tried and true tactics to make co-parenting work for both the parents and the children. Jay and Tammy are founders of Co-Parenting International https://www.coparentinginternational.com/
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Episode 24: What is Empathy? Part 2 with special guest Dr Cindy Goodness Zane
The Christian Therapist Podcast
We conclude our conversation with Dr Cindy Goodness Zane on empathy. Dr Zane also shares the importance of sharing empathy not only with others but also with ourselves. Tune in to listen! inrelationship.us
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Episode 23: What is Empathy? With special guest Dr Cindy Goodness Zane
The Christian Therapist Podcast
The word empathy can mean so many things to each of us: elusive, hard to grasp, healing, connecting, confusing. We invited Dr Cindy Goodness Zane, clinical psychologist, therapist and EFT trainer to help us learn more about empathy and what it looks like. Enjoy part 1 of What is Empathy inrelationship.us
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Mom's Raising Sons with Special Guest Dr Meg Meeker
The Christian Therapist Podcast
America's pediatrician, Dr. Meg Meeker, chats with Lindsey about the relationship between moms and sons.
info_outlineOne of our favorite quote comes from pastor Tim Keller when he says: To be loved, but not known is comforting but superficial. To be known and not loved is our greatest fear. But to be truly loved is, well, a lot like being loved by God. It is what we need more than anything. It liberates us from pretense, humbles us out of our self-righteousness, and fortifies us for any difficulty life can throw at us.
Expert psychiatrist, speaker and author, Dr. Curt Thompson, helps us understand how we can be known and how it can lead to healing. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
To learn more about Dr Curt Thompson, visit: https://curtthompsonmd.com/