
The Allender Center Podcast features Dr. Dan Allender and his team engaging topics on healing and restoration through the unique intersection of theology and psychology. Through questions submitted by listeners, stories, interviews, and conversations, we engage the deep places of heartache and hope that are rarely addressed so candidly in our culture today. Join us to gain refreshing insight into ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 601 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthChristianityReligion & SpiritualityHealth & Fitness | |||

This week, Dan and Rachael sit down with therapist, trauma care specialist, and NFTC® Alumni Tabitha Westbrook for a tender and important conversation on healthy sexuality after abuse.
In a space where many questions remain unspoken, this episode b... more
We all know what it feels like to scapegoat—or to be scapegoated. To shift blame, protect ourselves, and make someone else carry what feels too heavy to hold.
So what does that have to do with Good Friday?
In this episode of the Allender Center P... more
For decades, Rev. Rob Schenck was a leading voice in the religious right, shaping policy and influencing power from the halls of Washington, D.C. But over time, he began to see that the gospel he was serving had become entangled with politics, ambiti... more
Many listeners of the Allender Center Podcast have asked us to explore neurodivergence—especially what it means to parent neurodivergent children or to make sense of a diagnosis in adulthood.
We're pleased to welcome therapist Stephanie Isbell, a N... more
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Speaks how capitalism is bad. Very “woke” ideas and more political than the description states
Why is this so political?? I really thought this would focus more on marriage and family. The host is quite whiny too.. cringe.
The reviews from 10 years ago say it all, their content used to be focused on what it claims to be focus on - restoration of the heart. I love Dan’s books and teachings but the podcast has taken a different tone and turn in the last couple of years. Since the pandemic really. It is often bringing political content and views of the liberal side and assuming this is how all its listeners feel. While I appreciate hearing a perspective different from my own, there have been no conservative viewpoint... more
I listen to several episodes and was struck in horror at how blatant the hosts were in regards to their hate for Christianity. the hosts are focused on advancing agendas, particularly in politics. rather than focusing on helping people navigating relationships. I would not in good conscience recommend this podcast to anyone
I listen to several episodes and was struck in horror at how blatant the hosts were in regards to their hate for Christianity. the hosts are focused on advancing agendas, particularly in politics. rather than focusing on helping people navigating relationships. I would not in good conscience recommend this podcast to anyone
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The show blends theology and psychology to explore healing from trauma, reigniting a hopeful, relational approach to faith, life, and community. Across recent episodes, conversations center on trauma, spiritual abuse, healing, authenticity, and the ways religious frameworks intersect with culture, politics, and personal narratives. Notable throughlines include the role of truth-telling, embodied faith, and hopeful transformation through compassionate listening. A recurring strength is the presenter team's willingness to address difficult topics—ranging from eucontamination and disgust to racial trauma, vulnerability, and parenting—through interdisciplinary insights that aim to empower listeners to tell their stories with integrity and seek ... more
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2. Mako Nagasawa
3. Rob Schenck
4. Stephanie Isbell
5. Becky Allender
6. Lauren Sawyer
7. Paul Hoard
8. Billie Hoard
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