Healing with WORTH

A Bittersweet Farewell and Moving Forward with Courage In this episode of Healing with Worth, hosts Janeen and Naomi announce Janeen's departure from the podcast as she reaches a new stage in her recovery. They introduce the new co-host, Marquelle, and discuss key takeaways from their journey, including the importance of self-compassion, courage, and community support in healing from betrayal trauma. Janeen shares her thoughts on the process of recovery, the need for continuous growth, and the significance of anchoring oneself to divine identity and intuition. The episode emphasizes showing up for oneself and highlights the unique paths and rebirths in each person's healing journey. 00:00 Introduction to Healing with Worth 00:40 A Bittersweet Farewell to Janine 05:10 Janine's Final Thoughts and Takeaways 11:05 The Importance of Courage and Community 17:12 Rebirth and Moving Forward 25:26 Final Words and Gratitude 26:18 Closing and Next Steps

Come and meet Hali the Intake Coordinator--the voice on the other end of the phone. Hali started her path down this healing journey about 6 years ago when she found Life-Changing Services during a series of crises that happened in her marriage. She has trained under Maurice Harker and his team and worked in different capacities at Life Changing Services ever since. She is a Life Coach, a Betrayal Trauma Coach and she works on the WORTH team as the Intake Coordinator. (WORTH Stands for Woman of Rebirth Therapeutic Healing) In her capacity with the WORTH team, she is the voice on the other end of the phone when a new client has their intake phone call before getting started in the WORTH group.  She coaches our Worth Rising Worth YSA classes. Hali has a great passion for working with young people as well. She works with some of the youngest clients in the Sons of Helaman program as a Personal Warrior Trainer. She also leads a Young Women’s Group where she helps young girls gain Christ-Centered tools at an early age to stay true to who they are and realize their full potential. If you would like to work with Hali you can reach her at https://www.chooserecoveryservices.com/team/

Do you have inner turmoil and conflict around the concept of forgiveness? In this episode, we talk about our experiences with forgiveness. We talk about why we chose to forgive, the benefits of forgiveness, how it is complicated in addiction, and what forgiveness is not. We know first hand how forgiveness is a delicate topic that creates confusion, pain, and even guilt for partners who’ve been betrayed and traumatized by the addict in their life.  We can relate, the pain is real.  So tune in today! 

Did you know there is a way out of the drama triangle? In this episode, we reveal the secret and how it has made a huge impact on our recovery. The Dreaded Drama Triangle (DDT)™ is a toxic interplay of three distinct roles; Persecutor, Victim, and Rescuer, which was first articulated by Dr. Stephen Karpman in the 1960s (and known as the Karpman Drama Triangle). In this episode, we Briefly explain what the Drama Triangle is; why it is important in our recovery work; and how to get out. If you want to listen to a Ted talk that is mentioned in the episode here is the link  https://www.ted.com/talks/lucy_barnes_the_dreaded_drama_triangle To sign up for our WORTH YSA class for single women 18+ you can register here: http://healingwithworth.org/  You can participate in our WORTH YSA giveaway by sharing and commenting on our facebook post about WORTH YSA: https://www.facebook.com/HealingwithWORTH/?ref=bookmarks or on Instagram @healingwithworth6 https://www.instagram.com/healingwithworth6/

Healing and recovery often take a while, Maurice uses the analogy of "Packing Your Wagon" to help women prepare for the long journey ahead.  Maurice W. Harker, CMHC, is the originator and Director of Life Changing Services. Life Changing Services has grown into a nation-wide service provider with over 35 clinicians, along with many mentors, and life coaches working together to serve over 1,000 clients per week. He is the originator of  Sons of Helaman, and Men of Moroni, sexual self-mastery training programs.  These programs have helped thousands of youth and men recover from pornography addiction and other sexual related issues. He is also the originator of the WORTH Group (serving women in Betrayal Trauma). Maurice is the author of Like Dragons Did They Fight – a synergy of eternal principles and accurate science for personal self-mastery.  He is also the author of I’m Not Okay, You’re Not Okay, And That’s Okay, a book on healing and building healthy relationships. He is the author of And the Man Knew His Wife, a book designed to help couples improve the quality of their marital intimacy. To download a free copy of Like Dragons Did They Fight:  https://www.lifechangingservices.org/freebook/ Maurice specializes in providing therapeutic services with interventions that accurately synchronize effective psychological science with eternal principles.  He is most known and sought after for the work he does with individuals and couples who have been traumatized by sexual misbehavior.