Bridging The Gap Podcast with Marianne Rose

Faith creates things we don't see, but hope to see and believe we will because we have it, even if only a little - faith can change things in and around us!

Negative thoughts can become habits and we can perhaps not even be aware it's causing pain to our brain to think them! Learn to capture those kinds of thoughts before they do serious damage!

Is there life after death? A monumental question nearly everyone wonders about and some have even settled for themselves. One of our most FUN and exciting topics we've explored where we deeply ponder this meaningful existential question.

Distinguishing healthy and unhealthy jealousy, exploring the healthy kind and inviting the experience of jealous Love.

"Hurt people hurt people" and "When we know better we do better." We hear this again and again, but how do we get to this place of understanding? It's a journey to recognizing capacity. Many people who do harm and many who do good do it from their own education or lack of it. If we teach society the value of succeeding from a place of potential it changes that.

What the world needs now... is gentleness.

Are you a new dreamer, a dreamer who's facing obstacles or have you even seen your dream die? There's HOPE! There's a future! Hang on! This episode is for YOU dreamers, once-upon-a-time dreamers and re-dreamers! It only takes a spark!

Self talk is a big part of how we interact with others and how we manage insecurities and arrogance within ourselves. Dr. Syras & Marianne discuss ways to influence our inner dialogue before we hurt ourselves and others.

We get to enjoy a second week with Syras AND Natasha Derksen! This week, we discover Natasha's book-loving side and get some insight on how books make great companions when we're lonely.

In celebration of our 20th episode, we had a "getting to know you" (insert Mr. Roger's song), time together with Dr. Syras and his AWESOME wife, Natasha! Woot! So much fun!

Yes. There's a new disorder. Is it any wonder? How are we doing? How are we going to do AFTER all this? A little help?

How in the world can we possibly forgive the unconscious and arrogant who've destroyed or all but destroyed our lives and sense of safety? The Doctor is IN and he has a brilliant take on doing this!

Learning versus regret.

Marianne shares her personal story of teenage pregnancy and choosing adoption, and she and Dr. Syras speak about learning vrs regret.

Understanding when anger is helpful in building assertiveness and harmful in hurting people.

In part two of this series, we explore the mind-body recovery aspect of trust. Learning to trust yourself and others and gaining hope towards being able to heal.

Sometimes, people need to hear the process of recovery even exists. In part one of this series, we begin to explore mind-body recovery, how they seem separate and how to work with that.

Overcoming rational and irrational anxiety and learning to be part of the solution instead of being afraid.

Who can you trust with your innermost secrets? How can you discern them apart from who not to trust? Does loss of trust mean vulnerability is not worth the risk of losing intimacy? Can we grow intimacy with vulnerability? Find out in this episode!

Deep rooted insecurities often come from shame, a force to replace with acceptance, forgiveness and truth.

Reimagine life differently and live life in a full way outside of attachment.

What is the meaning of life? How do I find my purpose? A discussion everyone ponders but not often out loud. This conversation between Dr. Syras Derksen and Marianne Rose is so important! Please enjoy and share to everyone! It matters because you do!

Working through trauma instead of avoiding it in dealing with past, current and future threat.

We've learned that many freedoms we enjoy can be temporarily halted when there's a pandemic. But what do we need to know about authority and control and how do we cope with the reality of it? When is it healthy and when isn't it? In this episode, we explore how to tell and learn how to govern well in our own authority.