Trauma Healing: Unlocking Freedom Through Faith, Therapy, and Community
Ever craved healing you weren’t sure you could find? Ben Bennett, co-founder of the Resolution Movement, takes us on a raw, soul-searching journey through trauma, addiction, and the deep emotional longings that shape our behavior. From TikTok revivals with Gen Z to unpacking seven core relational needs, this episode is a game-changer for anyone navigating pain, trauma, or unmet emotional needs. Ben’s powerful story—of childhood abuse, overcoming addictions, and healing through therapy and faith—blends emotional vulnerability with practical wisdom. Whether you’re struggling with pornography, anxiety, or seeking fulfillment, Ben’s approach integrates spiritual, emotional, and physical healing in a way that’s rarely seen. Get ready for eye-opening insights on how forgiveness, community, and understanding your core longings can transform your life.
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