Phyllis Robertson

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166 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 29 Jan

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And I share stories to give context to how we all respond to adversity and trauma.
And by trauma, I'm talking about big T trauma, relational trauma.
So when we're injured by those who are really supposed to protect us and care for us and nurture us.
So when that fails...
And you can see, like you said, as a nurse and as I progress through the years and God opens doors and I see more clearly what my calling is and now I'm a counselor for children.
The idea was like, wow, I've learned a lot.
And a lot of healing happened in those five years when I was living beside dad and Miss Kay and around you all.
So when I look back and I see how God has healed me and where he has taken me and how knowledge is power and how we're transformed by renewing our minds, that's not just something you can read once in the Bible and be like, oh, got it.
That's a process of renewal.
And it does take some teaching.
And I think some of that teaching and there's some mental health stigma still in the church or even in our country, probably in the world.
I address all of that in this book.
And I'm like, this is what trauma looks like for children.
And these are the responses to trauma.
And this is what that looks like even into adulthood.
And we bring all of these things into our marriages, into our parenting, into our lives.
And it is.
It is devastating, some of those effects of trauma.
But it's amazing the healing that can come when you really know what the Bible says about who you are and what God can do.
Ancestry DNA.
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