Recovering with Jennifer Dawn Watts
Jennifer Dawn WattsJennifer Dawn Watts is embracing recovery: for herself, and for the people she meets in her clinic, faith community, and daily life. Because recovery doesn’t actually mean stopping an addiction. Recovery means getting something back that's lost or stolen. So technically everyone on the spiritual path is in recovery - of who they really are, and what they’re really here for.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | SpiritualityChristianityReligion & Spirituality | ||||
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In this, the final episode of this season, Jennifer and Dan get really honest about the ways in which recovery remains a struggle in their own lives. They share some of the things they have a hard time overcoming, as well as some of the practices the... more
Is Hell real? If so, who goes there, and for how long? If not, then what is on the other side of this life?
In this episode, Jennifer and Dan dive deep into their contrasting ideas around Hell and what happens after we die.
In this episode, Jennifer and Dan discuss vulnerability; what it makes it so difficult, and what makes it so deeply rewarding. The explore the fear that comes with risking vulnerability, and open up about more vulnerable parts of their own respective... more
In this episode, Jennifer and Dan explore darkness and evil as concepts, whether literal or metaphorical, and how they manifest in our lives. They also share spiritual disciplines and practices that have been useful in their own lives in relationship... more
Host, Jennifer Dawn Watts kicks off her third season with the first in a series of conversations alongside her friend: leadership coach and soul guide, Dan Hines. In this episode, Jennifer and Dan spend a little time catching up on what's been happen... more
In this episode we discuss how recovery can help with resentments.
What do we do when people are pissing us off?
Is there any way THROUGH it besides just acknowledging our anger?
Big Book of AA section read during this episode:
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One of the things that’s most associated with Christians is - no sex before marriage - yet one of the things Christians talk the least about us sex. So is that true? Do all Christians adhere to that ideal? If not, what are some of the other voices co... more
A surprising revelation I had about loneliness.
Links to resources mentioned:
“Good Morning” - Chamillionaire
“Intimacy is our oxygen” - Deeper Dating by Ken Page
“Life is difficult. This is a great truth, one of the greatest truths. It is a grea... more
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Apple Podcasts5S7EVEEE
Canada6 years ago - That’s some real talk!
Jenn finds a great balance between being real in a safe way. We’re all on a path to true-ing up our life and Jenn holds space in this conversation of Recovering to get back to who we really are.
Apple Podcasts5chrisangell
United States6 years ago - Authentic
JDW’s new podcast is definitely worth a subscribe. Well thought, well spoken, and real.
Therapists can sometimes trip over psychobabble. Not Jenn. Authentic and unscripted. Interesting and honest. The first podcast taught me about intimacy avoidance.
I’m very much looking forward to how this podcast grows in scope and reach over time.
It is compelling!
Apple Podcasts5Blues_TravelerUnited States6 years ago - amazing !!
this podcast is real, funny, enlightening, and encouraging. one of the best ones i’ve heard so far !
Apple Podcasts5clarrissa mcneelCanada6 years ago - Get Real
Let face it everybody isvaddicted to something, life happens to us. Some are lucky to grow up in a home with two parent who where brought up by two great parents and end up as great parents bringing us up with, great values and love. For the rest of us life happens! We are broken, hurt and are desperately trying to fill the hole and we act out of hurt, guilt and shame. We all need a place to get real with our stuff and Jen is that of authentic voice helping us to become our authentic real self. ... more
Apple Podcasts5shawncraig
South Africa6 years ago - Move Over Dear Abby
This podcast is refreshingly transparent & wise. Looking forward to more content and more topics. It’s like free therapy!
Apple Podcasts5JimmyspencerjrUnited States6 years ago - Yessssss!
Love all the episodes so far! Definitely sparked some mindset changes and therapeutic inspiration for me! :)
Apple Podcasts5jayleeattckCanada6 years ago - Grateful for this.
I was afraid to listen to the "Real in Relationships" episode because I knew that topic would hit me hard, and I was right. But it's good-hard! The anecdotes and the counsel here are bang on, and JDW obviously speaks from genuine experience and hard-won wisdom. The dilemma of being authentic and it not being received well ... where does it leave you? Well, if you're wrestling with that, please listen to this. You don't have to resurrect the poser to protect yourself. Grab the opportunity to grow... more
Apple Podcasts5stubbornsoundsUnited States6 years ago - Warmth, wisdom, compassion and a whole bunch more
Full disclosure - I’ve known Jennifer for awhile so was predisposed to like this. Fuller disclosure - I wasn’t expecting to like it quite as much as I do! This is where therapy meets 12 step spirituality to deliver warmth, wisdom, compassion, a few smiles, and the occasional eyebrow raising phrase. Basically it rocks. No, seriously, it really does. Listen.
Apple Podcasts5IaninIreland
United Kingdom6 years ago - Help us here!
This is a breath of fresh air! Super down to earth yet profound insights in the recovery journey.
Apple Podcasts5yesandnobutyesCanada6 years ago - 💜
Relatable, real, funny, insightful. So many great thoughts in here to help you heal, grow be yourself and how to share your authentic self with others. Looking forward to what’s next!
Apple Podcasts5KimBChiUnited States6 years ago - My people!
This is nourishment for my soul.
Apple Podcasts5ParttimeyogiUnited States6 years ago - Passionate, honest, lovely
What a beautiful podcast. It seems to me so far that she is one of the few therapists that admits her places of need and allows them to help her in helping others. The podcast feels thoughtful and genuine, as well as capable of bringing us all along on the path of healing.
Apple Podcasts5by advantageUnited States6 years ago - Refreshing
Such a refreshing listen! Thank you, Jennifer, for your authentic approach sharing your experience, hope, and wisdom.
Apple Podcasts5RedheadfilipinaCanada6 years ago - Awesome
Jennifer has an amazing insight and empathy into helping others. I’m thrilled you have a podcast!!
Apple Podcasts5ZoozooooomCanada6 years ago
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