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A Trauma-Informed Perspective to Spiritual Growth (with Edwina Yeow)

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Episode 134
Join me in this candid episode as I engage in a heartfelt conversation with trauma-informed and somatic-trained Catholic spiritual guide Edwina Yeow, founder of Anam Cara Ministries (Singapore). We delve into the deep connection between trauma, spirituality, and our relationship with God. Edwina, a seasoned Catholic spiritual director with 30 years of experience, shares invaluable insights on integrating spiritual direction, psychology, and somatic practices to address trauma’s impact on our relationship with God.
We discuss the importance of involving the body in spiritual healing and the role trauma plays in shaping our religious scripts. This episode encourages a spirit of curiosity towards healing, self-love, and deeper intimacy with God through a trauma-informed perspective.
Watch this recording on YouTube.

Follow me on my Instagram account @animann for more material on the integration journey and subscribe to my monthly reflections on Begin Again.
RESOURCES
Edwina Yeow's website.
Other episodes with Edwina Yeow

TRANSCRIPT
Available here.
REFLECTION PROMPT
Which part of this conversation resonated with you the most? What could God be inviting you to ponder with him in your heart about the fears you have of losing his love for you?

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Chapters

1. Introduction & Overview (00:00:00)

2. Personal Reflections on Trauma & Faith (00:07:04)

3. Integrating Psychology & Spirituality (00:13:05)

4. Recognising & Addressing Religious Scripts (00:17:00)

5. Our True Self & Survival Mechanisms (00:41:22)

6. The Body's Role in Holding Trauma (00:47:45)

7. Religion as a Source of Trauma (00:58:31)

8. The Role of Resistance in Faith (01:06:40)

9. Reclaiming Free Will (01:13:42)

10. The Importance of Developmental Stages (01:24:07)

11. Final Thoughts (01:31:50)

135 episodes

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Episode 134
Join me in this candid episode as I engage in a heartfelt conversation with trauma-informed and somatic-trained Catholic spiritual guide Edwina Yeow, founder of Anam Cara Ministries (Singapore). We delve into the deep connection between trauma, spirituality, and our relationship with God. Edwina, a seasoned Catholic spiritual director with 30 years of experience, shares invaluable insights on integrating spiritual direction, psychology, and somatic practices to address trauma’s impact on our relationship with God.
We discuss the importance of involving the body in spiritual healing and the role trauma plays in shaping our religious scripts. This episode encourages a spirit of curiosity towards healing, self-love, and deeper intimacy with God through a trauma-informed perspective.
Watch this recording on YouTube.

Follow me on my Instagram account @animann for more material on the integration journey and subscribe to my monthly reflections on Begin Again.
RESOURCES
Edwina Yeow's website.
Other episodes with Edwina Yeow

TRANSCRIPT
Available here.
REFLECTION PROMPT
Which part of this conversation resonated with you the most? What could God be inviting you to ponder with him in your heart about the fears you have of losing his love for you?

Support the Show.

SUBSCRIBE | FOLLOW | SUPPORT
Social Media:
Follow Becoming Me Podcast on Facebook & Instagram
Follow Ann Yeong on Facebook & Instagram
Website:
Visit www.becomingmepodcast.com to leave me a message and sign up for my newsletter! To see where else you can connect with me or my content, click HERE.
Support the Show:
Monthly Support (starting at USD$3)
One-time Donation
Leave a Review:
If this podcast has blessed you, please leave a review by clicking here.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction & Overview (00:00:00)

2. Personal Reflections on Trauma & Faith (00:07:04)

3. Integrating Psychology & Spirituality (00:13:05)

4. Recognising & Addressing Religious Scripts (00:17:00)

5. Our True Self & Survival Mechanisms (00:41:22)

6. The Body's Role in Holding Trauma (00:47:45)

7. Religion as a Source of Trauma (00:58:31)

8. The Role of Resistance in Faith (01:06:40)

9. Reclaiming Free Will (01:13:42)

10. The Importance of Developmental Stages (01:24:07)

11. Final Thoughts (01:31:50)

135 episodes

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