Mental Health Bible Study Podcast
This Mental Health Bible Study Podcast is hosted by Tyra E. Rowell, an empath and licensed psychotherapist who loves to talk about life, faith, and mental health despite her speech impediment, which she developed due to hearing loss from birth. She is an educator at heart with the gift of teaching and squeezes in time to create for the glory of God.
Let's talk about why she decided to create this Mental Health Bible Study Podcast. For three reasons. 1. To share knowledge that is not being taught in the church about integrating psychology and Christianity. 2. To share knowledge about the psyche of human beings. Psyche means soul. Your soul is the seat of your feelings, thoughts, and willpower to choose. 3. To share knowledge that will uplift God's people and show them how to embody the biblical scriptures to live a balanced life, rooted in truth, and living in freedom, healed and whole.
Mental Health Bible Study Podcast
Is it necessary to self-advocate?
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Is it necessary to self-advocate? Yes, it necessary to your mental and emotional health to self-advocate. It is needed due to expressing your needs to others. There's an awesome definition that I found on the cedwvu.org website. The link is below if you would like to read the article. For this episode, I am reading from Proverbs 31:8-9 about advocating.
Definition reference:
Types of Advocacy | Center for Excellence in Disabilities (cedwvu.org)
Scripture Reference:
"Open your mouth for the mute, for the rights of all who are destitute. Open your mouth, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy." Proverbs 31:8-9
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