Healing After an Abusive Relationship is the ultimate resource for women ready to reclaim their lives after leaving a toxic, abusive or unhealthy relationship. Hosted by Beatriz De La Espriella, a licensed therapist who specializes in anxiety and trauma, each episode is a no-nonsense, real-talk approach to healing, practical tools and expert insights. If you're grappling with racing thoughts, sleepless nights, or the feeling that you're just not quite you anymore, this podcast is here to guide you through the mess. This podcast isn’t about quick fixes or fluffy advice—it’s about giving you practical, actionable steps to rebuild your life, reclaim your peace, and get back to feeling like yourself again. From managing anxiety to setting boundaries, rebuilding self-esteem, and navigating life after abuse (i.e. finances, careers, housing, etc.) we’re diving deep into the strategies that actually make a difference. Whether you're looking to move past the constant fear, learn how to ground yourself when anxiety strikes, or simply understand why healing isn’t a straight line, you're in the right place. If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure about how to move forward, this show is your safe space to breathe, heal, and take your next step toward freedom. Subscribe now and let's start the journey of reclaiming your joy and your peace—one real step at a time.

Healing After Heartbreak is a trauma‑sensitive, spiritually grounded podcast for women who are ready to rise — not just from what hurt them, but into who they were always meant to be. We start with the pain that cracked your world open, but we don’t stay there. This show guides you into clarity, confidence, emotional safety, and a grounded identity rooted in truth. Hosted by Mary Majors — a Master Certified Life Coach with a Master’s degree in School Counseling, a background as a dyslexia therapist specializing in brain rewiring, and a doctoral focus in Community Care & Counseling (Traumatology) — this podcast blends science, spirituality, nervous‑system wisdom, and lived experience to help you heal deeply and rebuild gently. Each episode is warm, clear, and practical. You’ll learn how heartbreak impacts your nervous system, how to restore self‑trust, how to hear your intuition again, and how to step into relationships with discernment instead of fear. Mary walks with you through the inner work that makes love feel safe: identity, boundaries, emotional regulation, spiritual clarity, and embodied confidence. This is not a “just move on” space. This is a space for women who want to heal with intention, compassion, and truth — and rise into the most grounded, confident version of themselves. Whether you’re fresh out of a breakup or rebuilding your life with new strength, you’ll find tools, stories, and steady guidance to help you reconnect with yourself — and choose love from a place of peace, not panic. You’re not starting over. You’re returning to yourself. And you don’t have to do it alone.

Janet Boynes’ story is one of struggling and overcoming drug addiction, eating disorders, homosexuality, depression, and thoughts of suicide. You may be struggling with many of the same things. By the grace of God, Janet Boynes survived. She realized that if God could help her, He could help and heal many others as well. Get encouragement and inspiration from her powerful story. This will help and equip you on your journey to freedom and healing. You might be able to relate to many of the people that Janet has interviewed on the podcast. Our hope is that you will draw strength from God through these powerful testimonies. God's word reminds us, “Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free”. John 8:32 NIV We believe that when you know better, you will do better. What God has done for Janet and many others, He will also do for you and your loved ones.

Healing and Restoration Through Torah, Only through the Torah do we find the true power of transformation of our souls.  This is the definition of healing--transformation of our souls.  It is from the soul that it translates into the physical. 

Many Black herbalists and traditional healers are reclaiming and preserving our traditional and ancestral practices. Join Gullah Geechee Herbalist and Holistic Health Practitioner Khetnu Nefer as she interviews other holistic health practitioners from around the diaspora who are leveraging their practices to elevate our collective wellness. If you're a melanated person who is hungry for education on plant medicine and other traditional practices from other people who look like you, then this show is for you.

Conscious conversations about birth, rooted in trusting the inherent wisdom of our bodies.

This podcast has been downloaded over 3 million times and is about healing broken trust in your marriage or couple relationship especially after one or more affairs. Marriage and Family Therapist Brad Robinson, and his wife Morgan Robinson, outline how to heal even if you're together or apart, you're the unfaithful or the betrayed, there's been one or multiple affairs, or you were both unfaithful. Attend our workshop and/or meet with us by going to healingbrokentrust.com.

Seeking healing can be challenging if you do not know what is out there and do not understand how it helps. Each episode, we will meet a professional in the healing community in Charlotte, North Carolina to learn what they offer and get to know them more personally. This is a place to chat about all things health and wellness.

Emmy Vadnais, OTR/L interviews thought leaders and health care practitioners about integrative health, wellness, prevention, spirituality, and consciousness.

The Sex, Love, and Addiction: Healing Conversations for Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Men podcast, featuring Dr. David Fawcett, presents ongoing expert discussions highlighting the life concerns of gay, bisexual, and transgender men. Dr. Fawcett, Vice President of Clinical Programming for Seeking Integrity Treatment Centers, is a licensed psychotherapist and sexologist specializing in co-occurring addictions, notably paired drug use and sex (aka, chemsex). He is the author of Lust, Men, and Meth: A Gay Men’s Guide to Sex and Recovery. In this podcast, he speaks with global experts in addiction, HIV/AIDS, stigma, gay marriage, relationships, and other pressing life issues directed toward gay, bisexual, and transgender men. This podcast seeks to help listeners heal old wounds while facing today’s challenges.

Healing Echoes with Katelyn Curran is a space for what comes after survival. This isn't just about healing-it's about what unfolds when you've done it. When you've named the wounds, faced the truth, and chosen yourself anyway. Here, we move beyond the language of "getting through" and into the lived experience of becoming. Through raw storytelling, reflective conversations, and voice-led guidance, Katelyn explores the in-between spaces- the ones where identity is reclaimed, motherhood is redefined, spirituality is unraveled and rebuilt, and life begins to expand beyond what once felt possible. This is where healing Echoes into something more. Into voice. Into wholeness. Into power.

Do you eat for comfort when you feel sad, hurt, bored, anxious or lonely? Do you lose weight and then gain it back again and again? Do you yearn to lose weight and keep it off? If you answer yes to any of these questions, then this podcast, Healing Emotional Eating - The Missing Link to Sustainable Weight Loss, is for you! Join host Janet D. Thomas for education, inspiration and motivation, offering you a revolutionary yet practical approach to losing weight and keeping it off.