Branon Dempsey (WorshipTeamTraining.com)
Branon Dempsey
Micro Matters: Oh Deer! Healing From Trauma: A Daily Choice
Micro Matters: Oh Deer! Healing From Trauma: A Daily Choice
Micro Matters: Oh Deer! Healing From Trauma: A Daily Choice
Saturday 7th December 2024
Branon Dempsey shares his journey of healing from trauma after an unexpected collision with a deer, emphasising the power of daily choices.
17 minutes
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Branon Dempsey (WorshipTeamTraining.com)
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Episode Overview
- Healing from trauma is a daily choice.
- Physical and emotional recovery are non-linear processes.
- Support from loved ones is crucial during recovery.
- Small victories contribute to overall healing.
- Scars remind us of our resilience and strength.
Trauma may change you, but it doesn't ever, ever have to stop you.
Branon Dempsey shares an unforgettable and somewhat quirky story in this episode of Confessions of a Worship Leader. Imagine cycling downhill in Austin, Texas, only to be taken out by a deer. Yes, you read that right - a deer! This unexpected encounter left Branon with a broken arm and a lot more to think about than just the physical pain. His journey through recovery is both inspiring and relatable for anyone dealing with trauma, whether physical or emotional.
Branon reflects on how trauma doesn't ask for permission to enter our lives - it just barges in like that deer. But healing, he emphasises, is a daily choice. It's about taking one more step, even when it's hard. With his characteristic humour and candidness, Branon discusses the ups and downs of his recovery, from dealing with ER visits to relying on his supportive family.
He draws parallels between physical and emotional healing, reminding us that both are messy and non-linear processes. But each small victory, whether it's moving your arm a bit more or getting out of bed despite anxiety, counts towards wholeness. This episode is a powerful reminder that scars - both visible and invisible - tell a story of resilience and strength.
So, if you're grappling with trauma or supporting someone who is, Branon's story might just give you that extra push to keep going. After all, healing is a journey, and every step forward is a testament to your courage.