Stories that shape us with Joanna Daniel

God’s not upset with you for for calling out abuse. No one knows how God feels, not can they speak in his behalf. If you are in an abusive relationship and need assistance: Contact Women’s aid: helpline@womensaid.org. If you are in danger please call 999 Use the link below to register for come see a man conference: April 8-9, Swansea, Wales https://mailchi.mp/de3e7d7385f8/come-see-a-man

Sharing your story didn’t cause the demise of your family, the abuser did. If you are in an abusive relationship and need assistance: Contact Women’s aid: helpline@womensaid.org. If you are in danger please call 999 Use the link below to register for come see a man conference: April 8-9, Swansea, Wales https://mailchi.mp/de3e7d7385f8/come-see-a-man

Forgiveness is often given to victims as the key to changing the abuser. However, victims are often experts in forgiveness. They know how to forgive daily hoping that things will change. They also know forgiveness won’t stop the abuse. If you are in an abusive relationship and need assistance: Contact Women’s aid: helpline@womensaid.org. If you are in danger please call 999 Use the link below to r...

Every church should consider these points as crucial in the selection and training of leadership. A trauma-informed church is a caring church. Use the link below to register for come see a man conference: April 8-9, Swansea, Wales https://mailchi.mp/de3e7d7385f8/come-see-a-man

There are significant differences between a difficult and an abusive marriage. Sometimes women are sent home to do more so that the relationship can work. If you are supporting people it’s crucial that you know the difference. If you are in an abusive relationship: Women’s aid: helpline@womensaid.org. If you are in danger please call 999 Register for our annual conference: come see a man conferenc...

In order to help victims of abuse you might have to challenge judgements and biases that you have. Women’s aid: helpline@womensaid.org. If you are in danger please call 999 Register for come see a man conference: https://mailchi.mp/de3e7d7385f8/come-see-a-man

While there are things you shouldn’t say to a victim of abuse there are some things that it would be helpful to them as they heal. Women’s aid: helpline@womensaid.org. If you are in danger please call 999 Register for come see a man conference: https://mailchi.mp/de3e7d7385f8/come-see-a-man

Leaving is complex and can be dangerous. If you are supporting someone who experienced abuse listening is key. Women’s aid: helpline@womensaid.org. If you are in danger please call 999 Register for come see a man conference: https://mailchi.mp/de3e7d7385f8/come-see-a-man

Knowing the difference between abuse and marriage difficulties require the listener to do two things well. Ask the right questions and be able to sit with the truth. Women’s aid: helpline@womensaid.org. If you are in danger please call 999

Sometimes leaders struggle to understand the differences between a difficult marriage and an abusive one. This is the first in a five part series of breaking down abuse so that those who struggles can have some clarity so that victims can be adequately supported. Register for our Annual Conference April 8-9 https://mailchi.mp/de3e7d7385f8/come-see-a-man

Today, I am sharing some of the lessons I’ve learnt from rejection.

Are the strategies for managing rejection in our personal lives different to the ones we need at work? Join me today as I share three tips to help you face rejection at work.

What happens when rejection is no longer ambiguous? When they use words that let you know that they do not want you in a their lives. Listen to today's podcast to get help with how to manage if this should arise.

If you’ve ever experienced rejection you will know the accompanying feelings can be difficult to manage. In today's stories I am sharing there things you can do that will help you manage rejection.

We know that rejection hurt we sometimes don't know why. In today's episode, I am discussing some of the reasons rejection hurt.

We all have an automatic response. Our go-to way of dealing with things that are challenging. In today's episode, I am talking about one particular response we sometimes use when we feel rejected.

In this episode of stories that shape us i am talking about what rejection feels like.

This week I will be talking about rejection. The way it feels, it’s impact and how to heal

When your safe place is also the place that I still fear it will be challenging to set boundaries. However, as an adult you can learn the elements of good boundaries and implement.

The Bible says let your yeah be yeah and your nay, May but sometimes people in the community also uses scriptures to guilt you into abandoning your boundaries.

Today, I am talking about some of the difficulties in setting boundaries when the core wound is abandonment.

Setting boundaries with parents when theirs insecure attachment can be challenging. In this episode I am sharing some things to consider when setting boundaries with parents when attachment isn’t secure. Boundaries and the Christian Woman - three part audio series: https://joanna-store.dpdcart.com/product/229075

Every healthy relationship has boundaries and the relationship with your parents is no different. Today I am sharing some things to consider as you set boundaries with your parents

Forming and practicing boundaries with parents might be challenging depending on your culture. However, the principles of of boundaries can apply across cultures. I am discussing how in today’s episode.

Healing exposes parts of you that you never knew or didn’t have access to. If you are setting goals this new year make knowing you one of them.