Branon Dempsey (WorshipTeamTraining.com)
Branon Dempsey (WorshipTeamTraining.com)
💫 Dr. Gregory Williams | Post Traumatic Staff Disorder
💫 Dr. Gregory Williams | Post Traumatic Staff Disorder
💫 Dr. Gregory Williams | Post Traumatic Staff Disorder
Friday 24th February 2023
Dr. Gregory Williams discusses trauma recovery and the need for supportive church environments on 'Confessions of a Worship Leader'.
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Branon Dempsey (WorshipTeamTraining.com)
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Down Walls: Dr. Gregory Williams on Healing from Trauma
Instead of ignoring it, embrace it, acknowledge it, process it and work through it, and you'll be surprised how quickly the healing starts beginning and coming upon you.
Feeling isolated even in a crowd? Dr. Gregory Williams knows that feeling all too well. In this heartfelt episode of 'Confessions of a Worship Leader', Branon Dempsey chats with Dr. Williams about the hidden struggles many face within church communities. Despite being a pastor surrounded by a congregation, Dr. Williams felt utterly alone, building emotional walls that only grew taller over time. His story is a powerful reminder that new environments and roles can't magically erase past traumas.
They often just mask the pain. Dr. Williams, who serves on the Administrative Leadership Team at Baylor College of Medicine’s OB/GYN Department, opens up about his journey through trauma and the long road to recovery. As an author and counselor, he brings a wealth of experience and personal insight into the conversation, discussing the crucial steps to acknowledge and process deep-seated pain rather than burying it.
One key takeaway from their discussion is the importance of trauma-informed approaches in churches and ministries. Recognizing the prevalence of trauma in our communities can lead to more supportive and healing environments for everyone involved. Dr. Williams also touches on how his faith has been a cornerstone in his healing journey, offering hope and guidance to others walking similar paths.
This episode isn't just for those who've experienced trauma; it's for anyone involved in church work or supporting loved ones through their struggles. Dr. Williams' insights offer practical tips and heartfelt encouragement for moving forward, breaking down those emotional walls, and fostering genuine connections within faith communities.