
The Place We Find Ourselves podcast features private practice therapist Adam Young (LCSW, MDiv) and interview guests as they discuss all things related to story, trauma, attachment, and interpersonal neurobiology. Listen in as Adam unpacks how trauma and abuse impact the heart and mind, as well as how to navigate the path toward healing, wholeness, and restoration. Interview episodes give you a sa... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 170 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | ChristianityMental HealthHealth & FitnessReligion & Spirituality | ||||

Stephanie Duncan Smith joins me today to talk about her book, "Even After Everything: The Spiritual Practice of Knowing the Risks and Loving Anyway." Topics covered include: Stephanie's pregnancy losses, how she learned to think differently about her... more
Dr. Hillary McBride talks about her new book titled, Holy Hurt: Understanding Spiritual Trauma and the Process of Healing. Topics covered include: our deep human need to belong, the inherent goodness of your heart (despite what you may have been told... more
I am joined today by author Jay Stringer to talk about sexual stuckness/difficulties/struggles. Healthy sexuality is deeply tied to the degree to which we have made sense of our story in our family of origin. Sadly, so few of us have ever been asked ... more
Today's episode is different. Dan Allender takes over the podcast to interview me about my new book titled, Make Sense of Your Story: Why Engaging Your Past with Kindness Changes Everything. Topics covered include: how to respond when we fail those w... more
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I have listened to every podcast, and some 4-5 times. I cannot say enough good things about this. Thank you so much Adam Young. I wish I could give you a hug, thank you thank you thank you. Your work has barred so much fruit.
Thank you Adam. This podcast is the single most helpful media that teaches me how and why I engage with my story. This resource is powerful and easy to engage, even the toughest part of story work. Thanks again.
I am only a few episodes in and I am already learning so much! This podcast is calming, easy to understand, and very informative.
I took the advice of a previous reviewer and started at episode one. I have paused to read many of the guests’ books and have read Adam’s book. This man is truly anointed. So honest, so humble, so loving, so generous, so real. If anyone could start a revolution in love it’s him. Adam you are totally unique and having you to accompany me through trauma therapy has been like having a dear friend’s hand to hold. Thank you for honouring the call of your heart and being such a blessing in this world ... more
An excellent source for the therapy modality of writing your story in your efforts to integrate your past and start living in the now. Comes from a authentic and raw perspective of Christianity. No Jesus Glitter here! Come her to write review from you Tube. The videos are well made and the audio is excellent. So nice to see excellence- as opposed to “a product that labels itself ‘Christian’ and makes you cringe”.
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Focusing on the intricate relationship between personal stories and healing, this podcast explores topics such as trauma, attachment, and interpersonal neurobiology. It features conversations with a variety of guests who share their journeys through hardship, offering insights into the effects of trauma and the process of finding restoration. The discussions are deeply rooted in the realms of spirituality and psychological healing, emphasizing the importance of engaging with one's own narrative to foster personal growth and resilience. Listeners are likely to benefit from the wealth of knowledge shared, aimed at transforming personal and communal experiences of pain into pathways toward healing.
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Recent guests on The Place We Find Ourselves include:
1. Stephanie Duncan Smith
2. John Eldredge
3. Dan Allender
4. Cathy Loerzel
5. Dr. Steve Call
6. Dr. Dan Allender
7. Reid Zeller
8. Joon Park
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