Is There Still More To Your Story?
About this episode
The episode explores how engaging with our personal stories can lead to new insights and healing.
Is there still more to your story? It's a question that can feel surprising, especially if you've spent years reflecting on your past, pursuing healing, or engaging your story. Yet in this conversation, Dr. Dan Allender, Rachael Clinton Chen, and Wendell Moss explore how story continues to reveal new insights about who we are, how we've been shaped, and how God is meeting us in the present. You'll get a glimpse into what story work actually looks like in a Story Workshop or Narrative Focused Trauma Care® training, and why returning to meaningful moments from our lives can open the door to greater compassion, deeper understanding, and unexpected freedom. Whether you're new to story engagement or have been doing this work for years, you're invited to consider what might still be waiting for you in your story. Listener Resources: Download our free guide, How to Engage Your Story: http://theallendercenter.org/story Learn more about Narrative Focused Trauma Care® (NFTC) Training: https://theallendercenter.org/trainings Engage your story in a Story Workshop with the Allender Center: http://theallendercenter.org/workshops Work with an individual trained in NFTC…
People in this episode
Hosts: Dr. Dan Allender, Rachael Clinton Chen
Guest: Wendell Moss
Topics covered
- story engagement
- healing
- narrative therapy
- personal growth
- spirituality
Keywords
- story work
- healing
- narrative focused trauma care
- compassion
- understanding
- freedom
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: The Allender Center
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