Deace Clayton

Pieces to Peace

Education EN ↓ 52 afleveringen

Pieces to Peace is the podcast for anyone healing from heartbreak, emotional trauma, or spiritual disconnection. Hosted by mindset coach and emotional intelligence expert Dickenson Clayton, each episode offers faith-based healing, Christian encouragement, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques to help you reclaim the peace you thought you lost. Whether you’re navigating a breakup, rebuilding your relationship with God, or learning how to manage your emotions, this show is your safe space for growth. Expect honest conversations about healing in general

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Auteur

Deace Clayton

Categorie

Education

Website van de podcast

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Nieuwste aflevering

21 sep. 2026

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Afleveringen

You Can't Overcome Depression, But You can Get Through It 05.08.2025 15:12

What if everything you’ve been told about overcoming depression is… wrong? In this raw and reflective episode, we challenge the pressure to “snap out of it” and expose the truth: depression isn’t a mountain you climb, it’s a valley you walk through. Slowly. Faithfully. And never alone. You’ll learn: What depression really is (from both science and scripture) Why the idea of “overcoming” can so...

Why It Hurts So Much: Getting Over Someone You Never Dated 29.07.2025 12:41

Feeling haunted by a “what if”? This premiere episode of Pieces to Peace explores the pain of unrequited connection: grieving someone you never officially dated but felt everything for. Join your host, Deace, as we dive into emotional intelligence + science-based healing through a Christian faith lens. Using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) tools, we unpack why your nervous system still bonded...