Rev. Robert Wilson Clinical Psychotherapist (LMHC)
Rev. Robert Wilson Clinical Psychotherapist (LMHC)
Think Better, Live Better, Radio Show 8/24/24
Think Better, Live Better, Radio Show 8/24/24
Think Better, Live Better, Radio Show 8/24/24
Sunday 25th August 2024
Rev. Robert Wilson shares how restructuring your thoughts can improve your life. Dive into faith-based principles to tackle addiction, anxiety, and depression.
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Rev. Robert Wilson Clinical Psychotherapist (LMHC)
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Episode Overview
- Restructuring your thoughts can improve your life.
- Biblical references help in understanding life's purpose.
- Focus on your strengths rather than areas where you lack expertise.
- Faith-based principles can help manage addiction, anxiety, and depression.
- Setting your mind on higher things can lead to a new identity in Christ.
You will live better when you think better.
Ever wondered how your thinking patterns impact your life? In this episode of the Care In Counseling Podcast, Rev. Robert Wilson, a clinical psychotherapist and ordained pastor, dives into the concept of 'Think Better, Live Better'. He explains how restructuring your thoughts can significantly improve your overall well-being.
As summer winds down, Robert shares a personal anecdote about English musicians and their career choices, drawing a parallel to how we should focus on our strengths rather than trying to excel in areas where we lack expertise. This sets the stage for a deeper discussion on how aligning our thoughts with scripture can bring clarity and purpose to our lives.
Robert touches on various topics, from the importance of seeking things above to understanding one's worth through the lens of faith. He uses biblical references, such as Colossians and Romans, to illustrate his points, making the complex concepts more relatable. He also addresses common struggles like addiction, anxiety, and depression, offering practical advice on how to manage these issues by changing our mindset.
One of the standout moments is when Robert talks about the transformative power of setting your mind on higher things. He explains that just as federal prosecutors offer criminals new identities and fresh starts, we too can find a new identity in Christ that helps us overcome our past mistakes. The episode also features listener interactions and real-life stories, adding a layer of authenticity and relatability.
So, if you're looking for practical advice on improving your mental and emotional health through faith-based principles, this episode is a must-listen. Robert's engaging style and profound insights make it easy to understand why thinking better can lead to living better.