65. Healing Missing Links from Childhood

65. Healing Missing Links from Childhood

Strong Tower Mental Health with Heidi Mortenson

In the therapy office, I see many people with missing links that they don’t even realize. If we had a great childhood, there might still be some missing links and things that we gained like anxiety or control. If we didn’t have a great childhood,...

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28:1018 Jul 2022

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Healing Childhood Wounds: Heidi Mortenson's Guide to Finding Wholeness

No matter what your childhood was like, God can reveal His truth, His heart, His healing over your soul so that you can operate from His kingdom the way He desires for you.

Childhood leaves an indelible mark on all of us, but what happens when those early years leave behind 'missing links' in our mental health? In this episode of 'Strong Tower Mental Health', licensed marriage and family therapist Heidi Mortenson dives deep into how our upbringing shapes our present selves. Whether you had a blissful childhood or one filled with challenges, Heidi reveals that everyone has gaps that can manifest as anxiety, control issues, or feelings of worthlessness. But there's hope.

Heidi believes that through vulnerability, God's love, and setting healthy boundaries, healing is possible. She shares her own experiences and those of her clients, illustrating how opening up about our struggles can lead to transformation. A particularly poignant part of the episode is Heidi's advice on talking to kids about sensitive issues like inappropriate touching, offering practical tips for parents on creating safe, shame-free conversations.

Throughout the episode, Heidi encourages listeners to envision themselves in God's presence, seeking His healing and love. If you're looking to mend the unseen wounds from your past and move towards wholeness, this episode is a heartfelt guide on that journey.

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