Are you constantly seeking approval from others, only to feel empty and disappointed? Is codependency keeping you from living in the freedom God has for you? Aliene Thompson reveals the powerful, Biblical approach to overcoming codependency and finding true fulfillment in God. Through three simple, daily steps, you can break free from the cycle of people-pleasing and experience the joy and peace God intended for your life.
Aliene Thompson, founder of Treasured Ministries International, shares her powerful story of overcoming co-dependency and the pursuit of approval. Aliene talks about how God helped her recognize the harmful patterns she had developed in her life and how He replaced them with His love and healing. She describes the transformation from living for others to living for God, learning that true healing comes from dependency on Him. Aliene’s sacred scars now enable her to support and guide others through similar struggles, showing them that God can turn their pain into something beautiful.
Spiritual pain can be emotionally distressing. Sometimes our belief systems and connection to God can be disrupted, causing anguish, and leaving us feeling abandoned or punished. Join me with Aliene Thompson for When God is Silent: Healing Spiritual Pain. We’ll discuss: What is spiritual pain? How do we know we’re experiencing it? And, how can we heal?
In recent years, people have become more familiar with the terms narcissist or narcissism, especially as a component of abusive situations. While there is a lot of information out there, not all of it is accurate, so I wanted to share my perspective as a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist. We’re changing things up just a bit this week. My friend, Aliene Thompson, founder of Treasured Ministries, and I were recently talking about narcissism, and I asked her if she would join me on the program to help guide the conversation while I share insight from a clinical perspective. So, in this episode we’ll be discussing How to Spot the Narcissist in Your Life!
It is not uncommon in Christian circles and church environments, to hear talk regarding healing father wounds. However, I have rarely heard much discussion about healing mother wounds
Wounds from mothers are often unintentional yet if left unattended can yield the fruit of shame, insecurity, and dysfunctional relational and generational patterns. Read more as Aliene Thompson shares steps to heal mother wounds.
