In this episode of the TheoTherapist podcast, Dr. Ca Trice Glenn and Amanda McIntyre discuss the complexities of trauma and the importance of maintaining wellness when faced with triggers. They explore the intersection of theology and mental health, emphasizing the need for awareness of emotional wounds and the significance of community support in the healing process. The conversation highlights the creation of personal wellness plans and the role of faith in navigating trauma, ultimately reinforcing the idea that everyone deserves to be well.
The TheoTherapist Podcast, where we explore the intersections connecting theology and mental health. The TheoTherapist podcast is hosted by Dr. Ca Trice Glenn, practical theologian and licenced therapist.
Episode Timeline
00:00 Introduction to Trauma and Wellness
08:30 The Intersection of Theology and Mental Health
13:20 Understanding Trauma and Its Impact
21:50 Navigating Triggers and Maintaining Wellness
24:16 Unpacking Emotional Baggage
26:06 Integrating Faith in Healing
30:22 The Importance of Core Values
34:30 Creating a Personalized Wellness Plan
39:47 The Role of Community in Healing
Podcast Host
Rev. Dr. Ca Trice Glenn, LPC, ACS
HostThrough counseling, consulting and training, Dr. Glenn shares her passion for wellness and balance. Over the last 20 years, she has held leadership positions in the entertainment, corporate, information technology and counseling fields. In addition to her professional experience, she also lives out her life’s vocational calling as an ordained minister. Dr. Glenn uses her gifts to educate and care for others seeking holistic wellness. Through counseling, consulting and training, Dr. Glenn shares her passion for wellness and balance.
Guest
Amanda McIntyre, LCSW, MDiv
GuestAmanda Shana McIntyre is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with more than 20 years of experience in behavioral health. She was born in Chicago, Illinois, and relocated to Northern Virginia during her early childhood. Amanda attended Clark Atlanta University, obtaining a Bachelor of Social Work. She completed a Master of Social Work at Barry University in Miami, Florida, followed by a Master of Divinity from Emory University’s Candler School of Theology. As a social work practitioner, Amanda has been afforded numerous opportunities to care for those in need and promote wellness. She has worked with children and families in foster care, she has cared for adults in behavioral healthcare facilities and community mental health centers, and for over 10 years, Amanda has had the honor and privilege of serving both active-duty military members, veterans, and their families. Website: https://thesanctuaryccc.com
“Everyone deserves to be well.” – Amanda McIntyre
“Trauma is also what didn’t happen.” – Amanda McIntyre