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The Place We Find Ourselves

Adam Young | LCSW, MDiv
Trauma
Mental Health
Healing
Neuroscience
Implicit Memory
Storytelling
Sexuality
Emotional Regulation
Attachment Theory
Affect
Interpersonal Neurobiology
Christianity
Shame
Therapy
Childhood Trauma
Spiritual Trauma
Hypoarousal
Hyperarousal
Embodied Experience
Attachment Science

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

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Latest Episodes

Dan Allender returns to the podcast for an honest, tender conversation about sexual abuse — what it is, how it wounds the body and brain, and why naming it is so hard. He and Adam talk through the tangle of betrayal, shame, and even arousal that surv... more

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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

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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

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Recent Guests

Dan Allender
Guest psychologist, co-founder of the Seattle School and Allender Center
Allender Center; Seattle School
Episode: 174 How to Engage Sexual Harm In A Way That Brings Healing with Dan Allender
Stephanie Duncan Smith
Senior Editor at Harper One and author of Even After Everything.
Harper One
Episode: 173 I Am Badass: Loss, A Woman's Cycle, and Hope
Dr. Hillary McBride
Author and expert on spiritual trauma, her latest book is 'Holy Hurt.'
Author
Episode: 172 Spiritual and Religious Trauma with Dr. Hillary McBride
John Eldredge
Author of the book 'Experience Jesus, period'
Ransomed Heart Ministries
Episode: 169 How to Experience the Kind Presence of God with John Eldredge
Cathy Loerzel
Theologian and psychologist specializing in personal narratives
Episode: 167 StoryWork: What It Is and Why It Matters with Dan Allender and Cathy Loerzel
Dr. Steve Call
Co-author and therapist with expertise in marriage dynamics
Episode: 166 Why Your Marriage Feels The Way It Does
Dr. Dan Allender
Co-author and therapist known for work on trauma and relationships
Episode: 166 Why Your Marriage Feels The Way It Does
Reid Zeller
Therapist and storyteller sharing personal experiences.
Episode: 160 The Weight of Religious and Spiritual Expectations with Reid Zeller
Joon Park
Hospital chaplain and author of 'As Long As You Need'
Episode: 154 What Grief Is, How It Heals, and the Pain of Loneliness with J.S. Park

Host

Adam Young
Host and private practice therapist, Adam Young specializes in exploring trauma, attachment, and healing narratives in his sessions and interviews.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 3.8k ratings
  • I miss these

    Hi Adam, I can’t tell you how grateful I am to hear your podcasts! I miss them and wondered if you were still recording elsewhere? Can you share where we can stay up to date? God bless.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    W.HappyMom
    United States2 months ago
  • Trauma informed Christian approach

    So beautiful to hear a Christian perspective that is trauma informed! Secular approach doesnt include the Healer, Jesus. Church often doesn’t understand and acknowledge trauma and its affect on the body. This podcast has both!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RockyTopGal2
    United States3 months ago
  • So Insightful

    I have learned so much from these podcasts. Adam is so insightful and helpful in explaining why we are the way we are. Very practical and transformational.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NancyTP
    United States4 months ago
  • Straight forward help for the soul

    I can’t say thank you enough Adam! You’re a blessing

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Daddyshart
    United States4 months ago
  • Jun. 4, 2018 - anger at God

    Life changing

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mamajessrose
    United States6 months ago

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Many reviews highlight the effective blend of mental health insights with a spiritual perspective, making it relatable for those in both fields.
Feedback indicates a strong sense of gratitude for the impactful stories shared by guests, which resonate deeply with personal experiences.
The episodes are seen as deeply transformative and valuable for both personal and professional growth.
Listeners appreciate the well-informed discussions that help them navigate trauma and personal stories.

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174 How to Engage Sexual Harm In A Way That Brings Healing with Dan Allender
Q: Dan, why is it so difficult for us to tell the truth about sexual harm?
Shame and the betrayal by trusted figures create a complex web of self-blame and fear of judgment, which makes naming the harm and seeking help incredibly challenging.
174 How to Engage Sexual Harm In A Way That Brings Healing with Dan Allender
Q: Let's start with just a basic definition of terms. When we talk more broadly about sexual harm, what do you mean? What do we mean?
We mean intrusion that violates boundaries of honor and goodness, where there is use and a lack of consent or power, which constitutes the deepest violation and has lasting impact on body, brain, and relationships.
173 I Am Badass: Loss, A Woman's Cycle, and Hope
Q: Can you just explain excarnation in more depth? What is it and why does this matter for us?
Stephanie describes excarnation as a disembodiment of life, contrasting it with incarnation, which embraces a full human experience.
173 I Am Badass: Loss, A Woman's Cycle, and Hope
Q: Can you say more, Stephanie, about this shift that took place in you related to your period?
Stephanie reflects on how she learned to see her menstrual cycle as an integral part of her life instead of a hindrance, emphasizing the importance of listening to her body.
172 Spiritual and Religious Trauma with Dr. Hillary McBride
Q: What is the significance of learning to be with our emotions?
Learning to attend to our emotions allows us to process feelings healthily, promoting well-being and enhancing our relationships with ourselves and others.

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1. Dan Allender
2. Stephanie Duncan Smith
3. Dr. Hillary McBride
4. John Eldredge
5. Cathy Loerzel
6. Dr. Steve Call
7. Dr. Dan Allender
8. Reid Zeller

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