Your Hope-Filled Perspective Podcast

Hope for Healing Mother Wounds – Episode 4

by DrMichelle | May 10, 2019 | Podcast | 4 Comments

In recent years, I’ve heard quite a bit of discussion about “father wounds” and how those can have a significantly detrimental impact on our relationship with God as our Heavenly Father. But I’ve seen precious little discussion about mother mounds or healing mother wounds. If you have been the recipient of mother wounds, or perhaps you were the mother who wounded your child, then episode 4 on hope for healing mother wounds is for you.

Hope for the Grieving Parent: How to Help a Grieving Friend – Episode 3

by DrMichelle | May 3, 2019 | Podcast | 3 Comments

No one anticipates a child dying, but when that happens, we need to know how to help a grieving friend. We need to know what helps and what doesn’t, what we should say and what we shouldn’t. That’s what Susan shares from her own grief experience in episode 3 of Your Hope-Filled Perspective.

Hope for Depression Part 2: How To Fight Depression – Episode 2

by DrMichelle | Apr 26, 2019 | Podcast | 3 Comments

Part 2 of hope for depression covers how to fight depression. The enemy seeks to steal our joy, kill our peace, and destroy our identity. But, God puts limits on the enemy’s and depression’s influence in our lives, just like God limited the enemy’s impact on Job. Listen to this episode of Your Hope-Filled Perspective with Dr. Michelle Bengtson to learn more about the hope that is available in the fight against depression!

Hope for Depression Part 1: Am I Depressed? – Episode 1

by DrMichelle | Apr 19, 2019 | Podcast | 1 Comment

In this episode, Dr. Michelle Bengtson shares hope for depression. She talks about her history as a neuropsychologist, treating patients with depression for decades and thinking she was immune to it, before she endured a very bad episode of depression. She helps the listener who is asking the question, am I depressed? She discusses common signs and symptoms of depression to help the listener determine if depression might be something they or a loved one struggle with.