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Join Founder Maria Fuller on how to become a cycle breaker and foster Independence, Leadership and Strong Personal Identity in girls today while facing todays mental health crisis, body image issues, relationships, mean girls and so much more. This podcast is for spiritually aware and conscious parents who are ready to shake things up and do the work to be the change!
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depressed girl's guide to life

depressed girl's guide to life

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welcome to a mental health podcast for average people by an average girl in progress: depressed girl's guide to life. i don't have all the supposed answers, but i do get it. so if you’re on the simple humble path to self betterment or want to listen to someone going through similar things - stick around. hopefully my musings and ramblings are useful in your own journey as i also continue down the fun little path of life.
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Description Are tired of the secret? Carrying it unresolved, unhealed into every relationship on earth? Are you so ready to be “normal” like people think you are? Has your pain as a victim of abuse honestly affected your relationship with Christ, and you are trying so hard to hold on because your faith means everything to you? I am Laurie Sullivan, and I am a coach for women of all ages abused by the church. This abuse could be sexual, emotional, social, spiritual, or physical; you were hurt ...
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Empowering you to know that you know, Stephanie Richardson and Heather Smith, facilitators of Access Consciousness®, co-host this vibrant show that gives you tools to get where you're going and have fun along the way. We'll be laughing more than is appropriate, talking about things we shouldn't, and using tools that sound funny... but work. Join the good girls today!
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playing god?

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Life-and-death dilemmas. New medical technologies. Controversial treatments. In playing god? we hear from the patients whose lives were transformed—and sometimes saved—by medical innovations and the bioethicists who help guide complex decisions. Ventilators can keep critically ill people alive, but when is it acceptable to turn the machines off? Organ transplants save lives but when demand outpaces supply how do we decide who gets them? Increasingly, novel reproductive technologies can help ...
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The Mindful Miri Podcast is about what it means to be a woman, make a difference, and live unapologetically. Miriam Burlakovsky Correia is a Mindfulness Coach, Behavior Analyst, School Psychologist, Meditation & Yoga Teacher (200 RYT), Mother/Stepmother of 4, former personal trainer, recovering perfectionist, and Worrier-turned-Warrior. She integrates science and spirituality to empower educators to take amazing care of themselves. Learn more at mindfulmiri.com
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Nichole tells her story breaking her silence about all the trauma; finds her healing finally, and works in her ministry to encourage the masses to live victoriously! While in summer custody with her dad, she was involved in occult rituals at age 7, she knew the debilitating fear of NOT telling into adulthood. Join Nichole and I today as we learn ho…
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Usually our podcast hears from women who have experienced abuse at the hand of a man of God; today, we hear the story of a man of God who had to overcome sexual abuse from the age of 7. Seven. Listen to how God found Mark and not only healed him but gave him a new name: Victory. Love, Laurie Connect: FB – Victorious,anyway – Follow me! www.victorio…
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In this week's episode, join Maria as she delves into a critical topic affecting our tween and teen girls: social anxiety. As Maria discusses the rising rates of this issue and its impacts on academic and career success, she emphasizes the need for proactive parenting through leadership. Maria shares personal insights and experiences, navigating he…
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This week, Maria shares her experience of exploring Taylor Swift's latest album, "The Tortured Poets Department," with her daughters. In particular, she focuses on the song "I Can Do It with a Broken Heart," dissecting its lyrics and discussing themes like masking emotions, societal pressures, and the importance of embracing a wide emotional range.…
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This short episode offers one tool of healing through an understanding of the imagery of water in the Bible. Close your eyes. Stand with your face toward heaven. Let the "water" cleanse your mind. Connect: 4lauriesullivan@gmail.com www.victoriousanyway.co Read to heal. Write to heal. Married by Myself: Living a Parallel Life with a Man Hiding Behin…
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Resources for healing exist! Today I talk about 2 that I found outside of what we offer here at www.victoriousanyway.co Connect: FB – Victorious,anyway – Follow me! www.victoriousanyway.co 4lauriesullivan@gmail.com Learn: www.victoriousanyway.co Coaching: 4 customized sessions to your pain story. [introductory price=$199] Read: Married by Myself: L…
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I need to vent. Porn strikes again. Another teen girl is abused by her "Christian" stepdad. Barf. Connect: FB – Victorious,anyway – Follow me! www.victoriousanyway.co 4lauriesullivan@gmail.com Learn: www.victoriousanyway.co Coaching: 4 customized sessions to your pain story. [introductory price=$199] Read: Married by Myself: Living a Parallel Life …
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So the minister is having an affair. . . let's talk about cheating and adultery. Sigh....the betrayal. Do you know this pain? Let's look at it and pursue healing, dear one. Love, Laurie Connect: FB – Victorious,anyway – Follow me! www.victoriousanyway.co 4lauriesullivan@gmail.com Learn: www.victoriousanyway.co Coaching: 4 customized sessions to you…
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In this episode, we explore the pervasive influence of Snapchat on today's youth and the challenges mothers face in addressing its potential dangers. Delving into the platform's hidden features, the episode sheds light on its capacity to conceal information from parents, the risks associated with its content, and its alarming connection to sextorti…
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Gaslighting. Have you heard this word? Join me in an explanation of gaslighting: my experience, definitions, origins, mental health recognition, and way to spot it. Sources: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/gaslighting https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/nov/28/gaslighting-word-of-year-2022-merriam-webster-dictionary https://www.nbcne…
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So, pornography. . . it's everywhere and, perhaps, the favorite Christian sin. Its destruction is in the church and healing is available through Christ. I read from my memoir and journal in this episode. Break the Silence with me. Find the healing with me. Connect: FB – Victorious,anyway – Follow me! www.victoriousanyway.co 4lauriesullivan@gmail.co…
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Thinking back now does it seem off? That moment. Those moments as a child, a vulnerable teenager when the pastor touched you. When he said you were so special. Looking back as an adult now with children of your own, it begins to dawn on you that something was wrong. You would never want the minister to touch your kid or talk to your kid that way. D…
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This week on the podcast Maria delves into the concept of toxic socialization and its impact on children, particularly within the school environment. Drawing from her experience as a homeschooling parent, she emphasizes the importance of distinguishing academic and socialization time for children. Maria advocates for healthy socialization, suggesti…
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13 countries and 23 states in 12 episodes! Hello out there, listeners! We are a community of those who have lived in silence about church abuse! We are breaking the silence worldwide. together we heal and live victoriously. Join us. Email laurie@victoriousanyway.co Let us know what you need us to broadcast, how we can help! Connect: FB – Victorious…
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In this podcast episode, Maria delves into the impact of social contagion theory on teen and tween girls, stressing the significance of comprehending the biological and psychological development of young girls. Drawing from personal experiences, Maria challenges the conventional narrative surrounding girls' identity formation, shedding light on the…
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Survivor Story: Dawn was abused as a child, ran away, married an abuser....sound familiar? AND, she was a Christian. What a story she has to tell, a story of overcoming and hope. Need some of that? This educator and life coach ministers to women in midlife. Her podcast is called The Daze of Our Lies on Spotify. If you email her at dawnjacksoncoachi…
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In this podcast episode, Maria shares a heartfelt story about her daughter's challenging experience during swim practice. The narrative unfolds into a broader discussion on the dynamics of energy management and empathy, exploring how individuals, especially those in touch with their feminine energy, navigate and respond to the emotions of others. T…
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Silencing the victims is a common tactic. It happens IN the church, too. Join guest, Dr. Jessica Gomez, as we talk about how "sin-leveling" works to keep the church abused quiet. Dr. Gomez is a professor of psychology who currently teaches the Psychology of Family and Domestic Violence among other classes and comes to this topic personally as a div…
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In this podcast episode, Maria shares her profound insights into intentional parenting, emphasizing the transformative impact on her relationship with her daughters. Through personal anecdotes, she discusses the power of questioning societal norms and fostering individuality in children. The episode highlights the importance of declaring intentions…
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Red flags, today, friends. Listen. Be careful. Be wise. THIS is how we now live victoriously with eyes wide open. Listen to these tips. Share these with all women in your sphere of influence. YOU matter. You matter to God. You matter to me. In Christ alone, Laurie Connect: FB - Victorious, anyway www.victoriousanyway.co laurie@victoriousanyway.co L…
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In the latest podcast episode, Maria reflects on the challenges and chaos of the past year, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection during tough times. Maria shares a personal experience with her youngest daughter, highlighting the difficulties of raising a powerful girl and the importance of understanding and addressing their emotions. The e…
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Today's guest, Jennifer Hungerford, has known wretched sorrow and has a great method of healing to share with us. Join us as we talk about "bursts of joy" just in case, on this Christmas Day, your sorrow is nagging at your "peace on earth."By Laurie Sullivan
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Trust issues? Cynical about church. Struggling with holiday cheer but find yourself reaching for your faith in Christ? Oh, my friend you are not alone. In today's episode, I walk with you through 2 healing techniques that first holiday when I was alone. . . so alone. www.victoriousanyway.co Resources found there! I see you. I hear you. I believe yo…
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Back in the 1960s, a committee of seven Seattle residents met regularly to decide which patients with chronic kidney disease were “worthy” of life-saving dialysis. Whoever wasn’t selected by the committee would likely die within months. An exposé of this so-called “God Squad” helped spark the formation of a new field: bioethics. In this prequel to …
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Focus #1 of this podcast is Break. The. Silence. Today, I review only 2023 high profile cases of abuse within the church to prove that the victims of church abuse number in the thousands. You are not alone. I am not alone. Let's find each other and build a community of overcomers in Christ.By Laurie Sullivan
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In this episode we head into the future to learn about a controversial technology that could change the face of reproduction. Researchers are developing a technology called in vitro gametogenesis (IVG), which can reprogram human cells–like a skin cell–to become eggs or sperm. With IVG we could reach a future where anyone could produce either eggs o…
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It's funny lady, Tess Scott, who I am talking with today about HOW to live victorious, anyway after all the pain. Tess is the author of Listen, Sister! Finding Hope in the Freakshow of Life. Just look at the book cover if you need a smile. We have all been there! Friends, laughter is good medicine (Proverbs 17:22 even says so)! Listen in.…
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In today's engaging episode, we explore a vital life skill often overlooked – self-advocacy. Maria shares insights from her own experience with her daughters, emphasizing the shift from hard to soft skills in today's workforce. Drawing from real experiences, we witness the transformation of a hesitant teenager into a confident self-advocate.From ha…
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Cheryl Yoder’s son Jase, was born with an incurable rare disease called spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), which meant he was unlikely to live beyond two years old. Jase managed to get a spot in a clinical trial for an experimental drug. It halted the disease and allowed him to grow up as an active little boy–a miracle cure. A growing list of uniquely …
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Published in 2023 "I Didn't Survive" by Naghmeh Abedini Panahi, the famous wife and advocate for the imprisoned Iranian pastor, Saeed, tells her survivor story! I share this today to tell you, sister, that you are not alone. That there is not only survival but the ability to live fully! Buy this amazing story wherever books are sold, and get ready …
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For years Brandy Ellis had tried everything to treat depression but nothing worked. Then one day she heard about something called deep brain stimulation, a brain implant that treats some neurological conditions. This technological intervention–that changed her life–also raises ethics questions. Because brain implants have the potential to change ou…
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Welcome Professor Jess who shares both her personal journey of abuse, misguided Christian counseling, and her professional understanding of domestic violence and pornography. Her story and statistics will resonant with your own and cause you to sit up and pay attention to the knowledge she has about the destruction of pornography! Jess offers us re…
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Step into the holiday season with a sense of ease and joy as we delve into practical tips and heartfelt insights on navigating this time of year. In this podcast episode, we explore strategies to manage expectations, avoid burnout, and create meaningful traditions that align with your family's values. Join us in a candid conversation about the impo…
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When Laurie Strongin’s son Henry was born with the rare, often fatal disease of Fanconi anemia, doctors told her that the best way to save his life was with an umbilical cord blood transplant from a genetically matched sibling. But Henry had no matching siblings. Laurie and her husband then got a call from a doctor with a novel idea of combining th…
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Listen today for pillar #3 here at The Church Abused Coach: Live Victorious, Anyway. Laurie talks about HOW. How on earth after devastating abuse, does a person live victoriously? Girl, grab a favorite drink, your journal, and a pretty pen! Let’s begin the healing. Connect: www.victoriousanyway.co Connect: laurie@victoriousanyway.co Learn: Grab a s…
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This weeks podcast episode Maria discusses the development of the prefrontal cortex in teenagers and its impact on executive functioning, impulse control, working memory, and emotional regulation. It highlights the challenges teenagers face in decision-making, peer influence, and emotional regulation. Maria provides tips for parents to support thei…
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Jen Dingle yearned to get pregnant and have children, but there was one problem: she was born without a uterus. So when she was ready to have children she was desperate to find a way to do it. That’s when she learned that a local research hospital was starting up a uterus transplant program – one of the first in the U.S. Jen shares her personal exp…
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In this episode we explore the 2nd pillar of this podcast: Find the Healing. Use writing to not only process your abuse but bring healing to your mind Use the true north nature of the Bible to train your mind to focus on truth rather than the noise Use music via both the lyrics and the melodies to promote healing As one who survived and thrived, it…
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Are you tired of the secret? Carrying it unresolved, unhealed into every relationship on earth? Are you so ready to be “normal” like people think you are? Has your pain as a victim of abuse honestly affected your relationship with Christ, and you are trying so hard to hold on because your faith means everything to you? I am Laurie Sullivan, and I a…
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It can take years to get to the top of the waiting list for a donated kidney in the U.S. So when Sally Satel found out she’d need a kidney transplant, she wondered why she couldn’t just buy one. We’ll hear from a behavioral economist and a bioethicist who shed light on the ban on organ sales and whether it’s possible to create an ethical compensati…
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Join us as we journey alongside Zaira Armendariz, who has a BFA in Film Production and her own podcast, Complex, Like Wine. Together, we peel back the layers of her own experience with depression and anxiety. Zaira shares her strategies for maintaining mental wellbeing, from embracing hobbies like reading to the importance of setting boundaries. Sh…
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In this podcast episode, parents learn a clever technique to help their teenage daughters handle tricky situations and peer pressure with ease. The trick is simple but effective: parents become the "scapegoats" for their daughters' decisions, allowing them to gracefully navigate challenges. The podcast offers fun examples, like blaming strict paren…
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One day, when she was only 39, bar manager Jamie Imhof collapsed. While she lay in a coma, doctors told her family that they knew how to save her life: she needed an immediate liver transplant. But, transplant centers follow an informal “rule” when it comes to patients whose livers fail due to heavy alcohol use. Jamie would not be eligible for a ne…
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When a 13 year-old girl from Oakland named Jahi McMath was pronounced brain dead after a surgical complication in 2013, California issued her a death certificate. Five years later, she received a second death certificate in New Jersey. How could one person die twice? In this episode, we learn that the line between life and death isn’t always as cle…
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While Andrea Rubin lay unconscious and severely burned after a car fire, her father told doctors to do everything they could to keep her alive. She would need many surgeries. Her quality of life wouldn’t be the same. Her friends were outraged. They told doctors that Andrea would not want to live that way. While Andrea was being kept alive on a vent…
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This week on the podcast, Maria starts off by emphasizing the significance of shifting our perspective and seeing things from a different angle to cultivate a stronger bond and connection with our daughters. She highlights the fact that if we persist in approaching things in the same manner, there won't be any changes. Maria delves into the idea of…
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This week on the podcast Maria talks about navigating friendships and relationships with your daughter and teh challenges it brings, especially during the tween and teen years. Understanding the developmental changes during this time, encouraging self-identity exploration, and validating her feelings are important. Maria gives practical tips and ac…
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