
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 | 190 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||

What does it mean to carry shame in your skin?
Indonesian American social worker Fiel Sahir joins DJ for an honest conversation about shame, identity, and faith. Fiel describes shame as "chains" and traces his story as a third-generation survivor o... more
What does it look and feel like to live with the pain and confusion of a mental health diagnosis of bipolar disorder? Two Asian Americans open up about how they've experienced mercy and help while getting through the shame of mental illness in Asian ... more
• an Aim For Breakthrough x Erasing Shame collaboration!
Dr. Audrey Davidheiser of Aim For Breakthrough and DJ Chuang of Erasing Shame have this conversation about Dr. Audrey's book, Grieving Wholeheartedly: Bringing Healing to Every Part of Your S... more
Seattle-based therapist, author, and poet Sam Louie joins DJ Chuang to discuss his newly released workbook, Redefining Asian Shame: From Silence to Self-Acceptance — available now to download on Gumroad. (Listen for the 40% off discount code)
Sam sh... more
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This show is an excellent resource for those of faith and serves to advance a mission that many Christian organizations neglect. The featured topics are very effective at helping you move past feelings and experiences that you no longer wish to carry. I especially enjoyed the episode on how money, wealth, and faith all come together. Keep up the great work!
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
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A faith-centered show focused on Christian Asian mental health, addressing shame, therapy, and healing within predominantly Asian American communities. Episodes mix grief, spiritual deconstruction, church hurt, and the role of faith communities in seeking mental health support, often featuring therapists, pastors, and authors who weave faith with psychology. Noteworthy is a recurring emphasis on Internal Family Systems, cultural context, and practical steps for healing, with guests ranging from clinicians to authors and religious leaders. The format tends to blend personal narratives with actionable guidance for listeners navigating stigma, trauma, and faith-based healing.
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Recent guests on Erasing Shame include:
1. Fiel Sahir
2. Jean Neely
3. Dr. Audrey Davidheiser
4. Sam Louie
5. Toni Kim
6. Audrey Davidheiser
7. Jenn Suen Chen
8. Andrew Yook
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