Ngozi

Healing Her: Where Faith Meets Psychology

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Healing Her is where faith meets psychology. Licensed therapist Ngozi Ashibuogwu unpacks how the living Word of God renews the mind, heals the heart, and restores the soul. Each episode blends biblical truth, mental-health science, and Holy Spirit revelation—bridging evidence-based counseling with divine wisdom. Together we explore faith, trauma, purpose, relationships, and spiritual growth, using both Scripture and practical tools—including AI-driven wellness insights—to help women walk in freedom, wholeness, and joy. Because the same Word that healed then… still heals now.

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Bones, Breath, and Belief: How Faith Rewrites Trauma 26.11.2025 31:48

Welcome back to Healing Her: Where Faith Meets Psychology . In Episode Three — Bones, Breath, and Belief: How Faith Rewrites Trauma — Ngozi guides you into a transformative conversation about how trauma shapes our beliefs and how faith rewrites the story. Through Ezekiel 37:7–10, we witness a man standing in a valley of impossibility who still declared life. This episode dives into the spiritual a...

When Depression Collapses Vision: The Valley, The Dry Bones, and the God Who Restores Sight 19.11.2025 23:53

Depression doesn’t just make you sad — it collapses spiritual imagination, narrows vision, silences your voice, and distorts the inner landscape of your life. In this episode, Ngozi walks through Ezekiel 37 to reveal how God restores sight before He restores movement. Learn how depression affects the brain, the spirit, and the body — and how the Word of God breathes life back into the dry places.

Can These Bones Live? — Ezekiel 37, Brave Spaces & the Holy Spirit 12.11.2025 40:18

Welcome to a brave space. In this debut episode of Healing Her , Ngozi invites you to sit with stories that feel “very dry” and remember the God who still breathes on bones. We open in prayer, step into Ezekiel 37:1–3, and unpack who the Holy Spirit is—Helper, Wisdom, Presence, Power—and how He meets us in seasons that feel lifeless. Through a trauma-informed, faith-anchored lens, we name avoidanc...