In this two-part series, we dive into one of life’s most profound questions: What is a human? Join us as we explore the core of the human experience from both a counseling and Christian perspective. Through thoughtful discussion, we’ll reflect on what it means to live fully and find hope in the process of understanding ourselves. Whether you're curious about psychology, faith, or simply the nature of humanity, this episode invites you to join us on a journey to uncover what it means to thrive.

In Mental Health in the News, Dr. Dan Green and Ryan Worley bring you a fresh perspective on the latest headlines shaping the mental health landscape. From groundbreaking studies to societal trends, each episode unpacks top news stories about mental health, offering thoughtful commentary and insights on how these issues impact our everyday lives. Whether the stories are uplifting or challenging, this series aims to spark meaningful conversations, promote awareness, and provide hope. Tune in for an engaging and informative journey into the world of mental health today.

Welcome to Full Episode Friday! Today, we’re excited to bring you the complete, unedited conversation with Bethany LeMieux, a therapist at New Life Resources, who stands at the powerful intersection of mental health and Christian values. In this special full-length episode, Bethany opens up about her personal journey into the counseling profession, her experiences as a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP), and her deeply impactful work in helping clients heal from betrayal trauma. Join us for this inspiring, insightful, and heartfelt discussion, all in one extended episode. Whether you're new to the series or revisiting Bethany’s story, there’s something valuable here for everyone.

In Part 2 of our conversation with Bethany LeMieux, a therapist at New Life Resources, we dive deeper into her work supporting individuals through betrayal trauma. Bethany shares insights into what betrayal trauma is, why it has such a profound impact, and how she helps clients heal and rebuild trust. Her compassionate approach and expertise offer hope to those facing this challenging journey. If you missed Part 1, be sure to go back and listen for more about Bethany’s personal journey and her work with Highly Sensitive People. Tune in now for an inspiring and insightful discussion!

In this episode of Embracing New Life, we kick off a two-part series called Those Who Stand in the Gap with an insightful conversation featuring Bethany LeMieux, a counselor at New Life Resources. Bethany opens up about her personal journey into the counseling profession and how her experiences have shaped her unique approach to integrating mental health and Christian values. Bethany also briefly dives into what it means to be a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP).

In Mental Health in the News, Dr. Dan Green and Ryan Worley bring you a fresh perspective on the latest headlines shaping the mental health landscape. From groundbreaking studies to societal trends, each episode unpacks top news stories about mental health, offering thoughtful commentary and insights on how these issues impact our everyday lives. Whether the stories are uplifting or challenging, this series aims to spark meaningful conversations, promote awareness, and provide hope. Tune in for an engaging and informative journey into the world of mental health today.

"Debunking Myths 2.0 – Challenging the Beliefs Christians Hold About Counseling" takes a fresh, and thoughtful look at the misconceptions surrounding Christian's beliefs about counseling. Hosted by Dr. Dan Green and Ryan Worley, this thought provoking series dives deep into the common myths and misunderstandings that many Christians hold about seeking mental health support.

Drawing on decades of experience from the hosts, each episode breaks down the myths and reveals the truths behind the practice of counseling within Christian contexts. Whether you’re a believer, a skeptic, or simply curious, this podcast is designed to challenge your assumptions, expand your understanding, and encourage open-minded discussions about faith and mental health.

Join us for a journey of exploration, where we separate fact from fiction and shine a light on what Christian counseling really is—and isn’t.