The Savior's Tools: Building Emotional Resilience
Brent Black and Chad OlsonWelcome to The Savior's Tools: Building Emotional Resilience Podcast where we discuss Christ centered and gospel based tools for building immense emotional resiliency from two religious educators and licensed therapists.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ReligionReligion & Spirituality | |||
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In lieu of the holiday season, in this episode we discuss the power of traditions. Specifically, we discuss 10 psychological benefits of traditions. We then address caveats to tradition and the potentially destructive influence of traditions. We then... more
In this episode we discuss common factors of effective psychotherapy. We analyze the four main components of successful outcomes of therapy. We highlight the term of our Savior Jesus Christ as a Wonderful Counselor and share gospel insights on how He... more
In this episode we discuss the power of stories. We review a therapy approach called narrative therapy and apply it specifically to a young adult case study. Gospel connections and parallels are drawn at each of the four phases of narrative therapy t... more
In this episode we discuss a popular therapy approach called Internal Family Systems. We analyze a doctrinal basis for the idea that within each person are subpersonalities. We discuss the spiritual implications of such an approach and how bringing a... more
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- Best therapy session ever!
I’m always grateful for my weekly therapy session with Chad and Brent! Chad and Brent are both humble, joyful followers of Christ who also happen to be excellent teachers and therapists! I’m so grateful they’re doing this. I feel lucky to know both of them for several years now. They really are as good as they seem!
Apple Podcasts5ngottfredson
United States8 months ago - Perfect balance
I’m usually really skeptical when people try to give mental health advice from a spiritual point of view but this podcast finds the perfect balance and is really helpful.
Apple Podcasts5Vienna28United Statesa year ago - answered prayers
I love both Chad and Brent! They were some of the best teachers I’ve ever had and helped my build the foundation of my testimony. I’ve recently been struggling with PPD/PPA and some of the advice they shared in this first podcast was eye opening for me! can’t wait for more
Apple Podcasts5By ryannn on feb 5 12United Statesa year ago - Practical and Inspiring
I was in Brent's cohort at the MFT Program at BYU, he’s a great therapist and a beautiful human being. I love what they are doing with this show. There are a lot of gospel centered podcasts out there and a lot on mental health, It's nice to see one that is overtly applying gospel principles to mental health and also it's very practical, which sometimes isn't the case sadly. Keep doing what you are doing guys. I'm looking forward to what else you have to share.
Apple Podcasts5MCall84United Statesa year ago - Beautiful, Uplifting
Beautiful and uplifting words that breathes hope and new perspectives to its listeners. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone struggling with anxiety or the unknown and wants to feel closer to their Savior, Jesus Christ.
Apple Podcasts5Alexandra BroglyUnited Statesa year ago
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This show focuses on the intersection of mental health and spirituality, discussing various therapeutic approaches through a gospel-centered lens. Episodes cover topics such as emotional resilience, the healing power of personal narratives, and integrating psychological principles with Christian beliefs, aiming to empower listeners to enhance their mental well-being while deepening their faith. Unique to this content is the seamless blend of psychological techniques with scriptural teachings, providing insights that resonate with those seeking both personal growth and spiritual enlightenment.
Listeners can expect engaging discussions that showcase practical tools and techniques for addressing mental health challenges while nurturing one's ... more
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