
Dr. Uejin Kim, MD is a Christian psychiatrist who cares about what's right with you than what's wrong with you. She is passionate about everyone finding their sense of worth and value via story telling, wisdom sharing, and inner child healing. She owns her psychiatric private practice, Restore Psychiatry MD PLLC in Texas & her personal brand, Uejin Kim LLC, where she offers public speaking, course... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 58 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthChristianityHealth & FitnessReligion & Spirituality | |||

Many Christians have heard messages like:
"Just pray more."
"You shouldn't be depressed if your faith is strong."
"Therapy isn't biblical."
But are those actually biblical?
In this episode, I sit down with fellow Christian psychiatrist Dr. Sabri... more
Have you always been the "strong one"?
Maybe people praised you for being mature, responsible, or independent—but underneath that strength, you've spent years feeling responsible for everyone else's emotions, problems, and wellbeing.
In this episod... more
If you were the “responsible one”… the dependable one… the one who held everything together—this episode is for you.
In this deeply honest conversation, Dr. Uejin Kim sits down with Evita Moran, LMSW, to unpack the hidden cost of growing up too earl... more
You’re the dependable one. The strong one. The one everyone leans on.
But inside? You’re exhausted — and wondering who fills your cup.
In this episode, Dr. Uejin Kim reframes the story of Martha through the lens of parentification, anxiety, over-fun... more
Thank you Dr Kim and Dr Conboy for reminding us professional moms out there that we are better by accepting our imperfections. This podcast episode resonated with me and I’m sure so many other mothers out there. I loved hearing content like this! So great for my mental health journey! I’m looking forward to listening to more episodes!
Conversations about mental health usually seem awkward or embarrassing. This content makes it seem like a normal battle that we can overcome.
I love how practical you explain mental health.
Dr. Kim has an effective manner of communicating about mental health using analogies that really make sense. Her podcasts are encouraging, enlightening, and hope filled.
These messages are so valuable and need to be heard by more people!
Dr. Kim knows what she’s talking about, y’all! The information that she provides is incredibly helpful and it really makes you think about your own life. Very relatable podcast. Thank you, Dr. Kim!










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