We encourage Christian Asian mental health by erasing shame and stopping stigma in order to advance compassion and care for every person.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 154 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
Hanna Lee (Gospel Care Director at Tapestry LA Church, in Los Angeles) graciously takes us on a guided tour of their church's Restoration Center, where broken people are invited to be restored by Jesus in the whole of life, through means of care, hea... more
How does my personal background impact the way I express emotions and feelings today? How can I take care of myself while I take care of others placed within my care who are struggling with their emotional wellbeing? more
Isabel Tom shares about why it's extra challenging for us as Asian Americans to care for aging parents and grandparents. Isabel has worked in the field of senior care and shares so much wisdom, expertise, and practical knowledge that helps us navigat... more
Victoria's hot take: hustle culture is antithetical to human flourishing. Let's define hustle culture. Many people overvalue being productive and/or becoming an idealized version of themselves at the expense of their own health. As a result, people d... more
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Really appreciate how authentic this podcast. It’s so comforting to hear us talk about a topic that affects Asian Americans so deeply yet is rarely addressed. Loved hearing Victoria Cheng’s story too!
I’m so glad I discovered (or God led me) to this podcast! I was listening for encouragement, inspiration and practical spiritual and emotional health education but God did me one better and powerfully ministered to my spirit through this podcast as well! Wow! Thanks and keep up the great ministry through this, DJ and the community!
So glad I found you ! Thanks!
For so many years of my adult life, I struggled with so many questions and internal conflict of who I was as a person and the thoughts/feelings I had as a 2nd-gen Asian American. I carried so much shame that I didn’t even know that I felt certain things or why I did what I did, as well as why my parents did what they did. It helped so much to know I am not alone in my struggles/feelings, as well as to be able to put healthy productive language to my pain & hear from therapists & experts about so... more
Being a white American I am very oblivious to the Asian culture and the lack of discussion regarding mental health. It’s truly inspiring what you are doing through your podcast. I’m learning so much. Stay the course and keep saving lives. Y’all Rock!! more
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