Seeking Health
Seeking Health
Episodes
Episodes of Seeking Health
Mark All
We haven’t posted since the “Freedom Convoy.” Here is what we have been processing and experiencing since then.
As Canadian truckers hold our nation’s capital under siege, we discuss the troubling Christian Nationalist component of the movement, and what it shows us about Christianity in Canada and the US.
On reframing the stories from our reality. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/josiah-meyer/message
“How has reconstruction shifted your view of God?”--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/josiah-meyer/message
Navigating the complex journey of faith after deconstruction. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/josiah-meyer/message
Anne Jisca got to share at our local church about what has been happening in her heart over the past 2 months.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/josiah-meyer/message
More on our reconstruction journey, as we reconnect with our church family.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/josiah-meyer/message
Josiah gets whiplash as Anne Jisca shares about her spiritual transformation.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/josiah-meyer/message
A surprising turn in the road for Anne Jisca--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/josiah-meyer/message
As a critical insider, Wallis uses his unique situation to provide commentary on the social psychology of the organization and raise awareness of how coercion in the group leads to Religious Trauma Syndrome in disillusioned members.
Luke Wilson experienced conversion therapy while studying at Liberty University as an Evangelical youth. Now, he is part of a lawsuit against the US board of education for allowing conversion therapy and other discrimination against lgbtq perso
Robert of Affinis Humanity joins us for a very informed discussion of how religion affects gender, sex, and race in America.
Anne Jisca's sister Ruth joins us as we discuss the ill-conceived, hurtful, and downright abusive parenting tactics that we experienced, raised within the Evangelical church.
Host of "Post-Mormon Parenting" on Youtube, TikTok, and Instigram, Rachel discusses the complexity of parenting through the deconstruction journey, including how to talk about sex, how to give age-appropriate freedoms, and how to broach the sub
Host of the Mom Now Podcast, Tia joins us to share her journey of going no contact with her emotionally abusive mother. We discuss narcissism, religion, deconstruction, and finding wholeness after the chaos of being raised in a toxic family sys
We analyze the tactics of hoovering, gaslighting, blame-shifting, guilt-tripping used to control within toxic religion.
Hosts discuss the realities of experiencing Father’s Day as survivors of narcissistic abuse, who are currently “no contact” and “low contact” with their own fathers.
Tatiana discusses religious traumas from her childhood, and how she is seeking a healthier way forwards.
In honour of Pride Month, Josiah & Anne Jisca talk about becoming allies to LGBTQ+, and the troubled relationship of Evangelicalism to the LGBTQ+ community.
Sheila has published a new book, supported by a survey of 20,000 women -- the largest survey done to date of Christian women's marital & sexual satisfaction! -- in which she discusses the toxic messages many of us received about sex, and how to
A year out from leaving church, Josiah discusses feelings of “the pressures off,” and discusses organic ways to pursue health and happiness.
Anne Jisca recalls the times “before” and “after” joining the cultish homeschool organization ATI: we discuss why people are drawn into these types of groups.
It has been a surprise to encounter black-and-white thinking, group-think, and “you’re not one of us unless you think like us” attitudes outside of fundamentalism. In recovery groups, of all places! We discuss why this may be, and some ways we
Our upbringing taught us to fear & suppress the teen years. Why was that? What were they afraid of? As our oldest turns 13, here are some thoughts on how we wish to celebrate, not dread adolescence.
Thoughts and feelings about Christians putting their energy behind fighting for their own rights, rather than advocating for the rights of others...
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