Podcast appearances and mentions of fatima oliver

When we go through things that we don't choose & it takes a strong hold on our lives, why is there a stigma around the therapy to overcome that trauma? Fatima Oliver is an author, advocate & has overcome trauma in her own life. She is a much needed voice that explains therapy, the stigma & the future in a way that can't be disputed. This is an enlightening interview with an expert in this area. Please follow & connect with Fatima at the following links: Bookings & Resources: www.fatimac.com Social Media/etc.: https://linktr.ee/fatimacoliver Please subscribe & share our podcast for the latest interviews & discussions on Beyond Business.

Come sip with us as we chat with the amazing Fatima Oliver who dazzled us with her inspirational story of how she overcame Mental, Physical and emotional abuse. This woman is truly a voice to be heard. We chat with Fatima about pure self love and what that looks like in terms of daily practices and tools.   We also discussed a lot of her back story and how she came to be where she is now.   She is helping many people shift the way they think about "Victim Mentality" and shining her bright light on so many souls.   Fatima was a Tride and True TREAT......trust us.. this conversation is full of DELICIOUS TIPS for you.   Consider your seat saved as always.... xoxo Erin & Andy Fatima lives and breathes SOUL HEALING.... At an early age, Fatima became convinced pain and family was synonymous. Living with the trauma of physical and sexual abuse, the loss of a child, abandonment issues and horrible decision making helped Fatima develop a long and complicated relationship with anxiety and depression. It took over thirty years before finding courage to change her life. The journey BIRTHED key action steps that have helped others mature in their own soul healing journey's.   Her book " The Prescription Is In The Dirt" is her way of opening up and being vulnerable so people can feel like they have a safe space to do the same. Her "baby step" approach is her way of breaking down the soul healing journey into digestable pieces.   BOOK IS AVAILABLE on Amazon and Kindle

In this episode, author, Fatima Oliver shares strategies on healing wounds from the past to break generational habits for the future.Fatima is a walking inspiration. She knows what it takes to crawl through decades of untruths, hurt, and victimization to the other side where freedom lives. Fatima is unafraid to share her journey in transparent accounts. She believes it is the only true way to lift others up out of their pain. Her honest and clever approach to life is challenging, yet can quickly be applied to every day events. Support the show

This episode focuses on the ways to overcome childhood trauma in the black community. Despite it being a very uncomfortable and touchy subject, it is important to talk about. My guest, Fatima Oliver, author of the book "The Prescription is in the Dirt" and life coach, helping black women deal with childhood trauma, discussed how she herself has been able to overcome her own personal traumatic events in her life, how counseling has helped her and most importantly, how making the ultimate choice to save her own life for the sake of herself and her children and in doing so, getting to the place where she let go of the people who hindered her growth, which we all know to be a very difficult thing. Fatima spoke about how she was on the brink of taking her own life, not knowing how or when she would snap or react irrationally, and how it was for her to make a choice to prioritize her mental and spiritual health. She also speak to me about how hard it was to let go of certain people in her life because of the family dynamic she shares with them. We talked about how as adults and parents in our own right, how hard it is to navigate through life dealing with unresolved issues and how sometimes we don't know whether they're resolved until something triggers a nerve within us. In prioritizing our mental health, we have to keep in mind that those who were responsible for the physical, mental, and emotional damage to us won't always own up to it or even apologize for it, but it is our responsibility to seek the professional help we need to forgive those who took our innocence and youthfulness away from us in order to move forward in our lives to be our best selves. A special thanks to my guest, Fatima Oliver, for being on this show to share what has worked for her, how she is helping black women with her efforts to guide them onto a path to becoming more than their traumatic circumstances. In order to move forward, we have to let go of the past. We are not responsible for our trauma as kids, but we are responsible for our healing as adults.

Fatima Oliver is a wife, mother of four boys, an author, and an extreme lover of chocolate. The loss of her first child was the epitome of heartbreak. She felt like a tremendous failure to her husband and as a woman. When her marriage ended she felt bamboozled as though life was one big joke at her expense. Have you ever felt that way? Both tragedies taught Fatima how unfair life can be but also exposed an opportunity for faith to carry her.  Fatima has embraced self-discovery and acceptance by challenging insecurity, anxiety, and depression from childhood trauma, heartbreak, and physical abuse. The result brought tremendous breakthroughs in her life and helped cultivate some baby steps she shares with others. We are not meant to do life alone. Everyone needs a safe place to fall. It is critical to change a victim mentality to a victory mindset - here is how Accepting hard truths is essential Releasing people from great expectations is a path to forgiveness During Fatima's interview, she will give you the key steps for your soul healing journey and give you the strength to continue: Fatima is offering a bonus for anyone listening to this interview - a 20-minute "Safe Place” session, where you are able to share what's on your heart, uninterrupted. There is great power in being heard and what is shared stays in this safe space.  The Prescription is in the Dirt is a bold, funny, illuminating, and sometimes hard-to-swallow inspirational memoir, that embraces the journey to self-love and acceptance. It served as an extension of freedom and therapy while writing it and is now used to lift the voices of those considering their own soul journey. Speaking the truth in love is not just powerful when it is towards others. It is even more impactful when it is used for self-reflection. Waiting on loved ones to grow, was wasting time I could be using to mature myself. I needed to start participating in the change that was happening in my life instead of reacting to it all the time. This meant releasing unrealistic expectations for people to live up to, and accepting them right where they are. Then, peacefully detached myself from any future scenarios that did not respect my growth. "For years I believed love meant suffering from someone unconditionally. Love is long-suffering but it is also gentle - not a host of emotional and mental torment. But hurt people hurt people.  This truth does not lose its value based on who is dishing out the offense. This is why some people should be loved from across the street. I am thankful for the route I had to take to learn these life lessons. Trudging through discomfort and down-right tragedies helped me to find my identity.    My pain exposed God's grace. My fears exposed His protection. And the rejection I encountered by those I loved the most, revealed his undying love for me. Our behavior is a reflection of our freedom, and I was bound for most of my life, waiting for someone to come and do for me what I was unwilling to do for myself."  

I believe there is still significant power in the sharing of testimonies. In this day and age tangibility and honesty is what most people are yearning for, whether it be in their home, in relationships, or in spirituality. We are all seeking to fill the holes in our dissoluteness, with light and love. And with that belief I lay myself on the line, sharing my most intimate moments with you. With the hope you will walk away feeling empowered to be your truest self! Also, so that you will do the same for someone else-in a pay it forward kinda way. I grew up the only girl with 5 brothers. There was no precious Princess in my house. My Mother was a single Parent and was tough as nails; sometimes to a fault. At the age of two I was recovering from burns on 25% of my body. By the age of ten I was emphatically convinced pain and family was synonymous. One Stepfather beat my brother and me for sport. Another violated me in a way I had never experienced and it would take thirty-four years to confront the pain of it all. These mentionable' s, alongside the death of a child, abandonment issues, physical abuse from a spouse, and an inherited blood disorder effecting my son eventually sent me spiraling. But God! The entire journey birthed an inspirational memoir titled, "The Prescription is in the Dirt". Now Available in Paperback and eBook version on Amazon.com. A Self-published love that has gained incredible responses. Throughout my journey I learned three key foundations I believe I am meant to share: Everyone needs a safe place to fall, (freaking out in the love zone). A victim-mentality must change to a victor mindset. It is okay to not be okay. But it is not okay to remain that way. With a survivor's heart I had to approach each one of these principals to begin my soul healing. It's been an enlightening journey. Now, I'm ready to share it with you. If you'll have me... With a survivor's heart I had to approach each one of these principals to begin my soul healing. It's been an enlightening journey. Now, I'm ready to share it with you. If you'll have me...

Fatima Oliver is a domestic and sexual abuse survivor who authored the book, "The Prescription is in the Dirt." Learn more at https://fatimac.com Nate Haber offers mentorship coaching to men in the areas of self-improvement, separation & divorce, and personal issues affecting working fathers trying to find peace and stability in their lives.  Contact nate@natehaber.com.

If you fear appearing weak and vulnerable in front of people—especially your kids—this episode is for you. Today I'm talking with Fatima Oliver (@fatima.oliver.79656), wife, mother, and author of the newly released book "The Prescription is in the Dirt" As a Transformational Coach & Speaker, Fatima's mission is to help people heal from childhood trauma, heartbreak, abuse, and horrible decision-making using her "Baby Step" approach. Today, Fatima is going to share with us the power of vulnerability and how it can make us stronger parents. FREE STUFF! Dr. Cam's 10 Secrets to Raising Teens: www.askdrcam.com/parentingtips   If you found this episode valuable, please take a quick moment to comment and share. This helps other parents like you find the show. Thank you!!

At an early age, Fatima became emphatically convinced pain and family were synonymous. Living with the trauma from physical and sexual abuse, the loss of a child, abandonment issues, domestic violence, and horrible decision making, she walked around most of her life waiting for the world to compensate her for her pain and suffering. https://selfdiscoverymedia.com/?p=98710

Fatima Oliver is a wife, mom of 4 boys, a speaker, consultant and an overcomer. She is also the author of the book “The Prescription Is In The Dirt”On the podcast we chatted about:-Her book " The Prescription Is In The Dirt" -Her journey to self healing, love, and acceptance-How she parents differently than how she was parented-What helped her overcome all that she has been through in her lifePlease buy Fatima's book here: https://amzn.to/3GAAiL-------Follow me:www.instagram.com/stayathomemomyeahrightwww.facebook.com/stayathomemomyeahright

"God gives you what you need in portions, like the Israelites, they never had to wonder about provision; in the same way, bit by bit, He helped in my situation to remove me and my son from the hostile lifestyle." Fatima Oliver This is the testimony of a Buddhist turned Christian and possessing a Muslim name. From the tender age of 2, Fatima Oliver knew nothing else apart from ABUSE, LOSS, and SURVIVAL. At a stage in her life when everything seemed to work out, she contemplated suicide. For 9 years, she stayed in an abusive marriage, until she decided to walk away from what she always knew... She is a living testimony of God's saving grace and the fact that indeed pain does give clarity. Be sure to get in touch via themusingsdiary@gmail.com, let us know how the testimony has impacted you, and feel free to share your redemption story as well. The featured song is by William Mc Dowell, purely used for edification purposes. Grab a copy of The Prescription is In The Dirt on Amazon! For downloadable resources, and to get to interact with her as well as support her and her work, please visit her website, fatimac.com Stay tuned for Part 2!

Welcome to Season 3! Can A Dollar and Eleven Cents buy the miracle of a second chance at life? Ho w about you take that dollar and eleven cents and sprinkle a little faith on there! Journey with me as we talk about Trust today and feel free to drop your comments or questions on themusingsdiary@gmail.com or  Direct Message The Musings Diary Podcast on Instagram, follow, like and share the episodes! The featured song, Find my Peace, is by Naomi Raine, be sure to check it out on Youtube! It is purely used for edification purposes. I do not own the rights. Next week Fatima Oliver will grace us with her presence, and it is going to be one of a kind. Don't miss out!

Fatima and I talk about her journey.  She believes everyone needs a safe place to fall. Someone who lovingly accepts your ugly cry. A victim-mentality must change to a victor mindset. At some point, we are all held accountable for what we understand and it is up to us to correct it. Her new book, "The Prescription is in the Dirt", is a bold, funny, illuminating, and sometimes hard-to-swallow inspirational memoir that embraces the journey to healing, self-love, and acceptance. This book speaks candidly on the pain and trauma I have endured. Also,  the consistent baby steps I learned along the way to walk in forgiveness and healing.  It is now, available in eBook and Paperback versions on Amazon.www.fatimac.com Inspiring Stories of Faith In times like these, we need hope. You can partner with me as we inspire the people around the worldSupport the show (https://paypal.me/alightbreaksthrough?locale.x=en_US)

Fatima Oliver joins Alex Burket on the Rise to the Challenge Podcast. Fatima talks about her journey through relationships and careers and the challenges she faced. She talks about overcoming them and how it help her grow as a person. We talk about her entrepreneurial journey and the message she is sharing from her book. We talk about so much more on the Rise to the Challenge Podcast. Check out the links below to learn more about Fatima Oliver: - https://selflovecourses.samcart.com/products/overcoming-the-fear-of-confrontation - Instagram: @fatimaoliver1975 - Facebook: Fatima Oliver - Linkedin: Crushing Elephants with Fatima C. Oliver

Welcome to The Jimbo Paris Show #37- Acceptance, Self-discovery and Soul Healing. (Fatima Oliver)This episode will lead us to our journey of self-discovery & acceptance by challenging insecurity, anxiety, and depression from childhood trauma, heartbreak, and physical abuse. “It is okay to not be okay. But it is not okay to remain that way.”“A victim-mentality must change to a victor mindset.” – Fatima Oliver At an early age, Fatima became emphatically convinced pain and family was synonymous. Living with the trauma from physical and sexual abuse, the loss of a child, abandonment issues, horrible decision making and long complicated relationship with anxiety and depression.Fatima grew up the only girl with 5 brothers. Her mother was a single Parent and was tough as nails. At the age of two she was recovering from burns on 25% of her body. By the age of ten she was emphatically convinced pain and family was synonymous. One Stepfather beat Fatima and her brother for sport. Another violated her in a way she had never experienced and it took 34 years to confront the pain of it all. These mentionable' s, alongside the death of a child, abandonment issues, physical abuse from a spouse, and an inherited blood disorder effecting her son eventually sent her spiraling.It took over 36 years before finding the courage to change her life. The journey to finding herself and accepting who God created her to be, birthed some key baby steps that have helped her mature in her healing journey.The entire journey birthed an inspirational memoir titled, "The Prescription is in the Dirt". Now Available in Paperback and eBook version on Amazon.com. A Self-published love that has gained incredible responses. Throughout Fatima's journey, she learned about the three key foundations she believes she is meant to share.Tackle your fears with Fatima and Get her book for FREE!https://fatimac.com/https://m.facebook.com/fatima.oliver.79656https://www.instagram.com/fatimaoliver1975/#TheJimboParisShow #Podcast #Podcasting#PodcastShow #PodcastLife #FatimaOliver#Anxiety #Abused #Depression#OverComingDepression #Healing #SoulHealingJourney#ThankfulThursday #ThursdayThoughts #TherapyThursday►Watch Our Previous Episodes:Jimbo Paris Show #8- Allyson RobertsJimbo Paris Show #20- Overcoming Shame-Guilt. Reclaiming Self-Love. (Lois Hollis)Jimbo Paris Show #22- Holding on to your Passion. (Georgia Woodbine)Learn a lot on meeting new people, gain new friends and new coaches,SUPPORT ME ON PATREON!https://www.patreon.com/JimboParisOfficial Website: https://jimboparis.com/CONNECT WITH ME ON SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/JimboParis1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrjimboparis/For more information or contact: jimboparis1999@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fatima Oliver is a Wife, Mother, an author and a highly regarded speaker. She has a passion for helping others, using what she calls a “Baby Step” approach. She has been able to embrace the work necessary to heal from childhood trauma, heartbreak, abuse and horrible decision-making.Much of her life's journey is shared in her recently published book, “The Prescription is in the Dirt”. You can find her book on Amazon.com and other distribution channels. The book is bold, funny, illuminating, and some would say “hard to swallow”, while also inspiring many through her journey that results in self-love and acceptance.Fatima's father was addicted to narcotics for 24-years, causing them to not have a relationship, in fact, she talks about being “fatherless”. Finally, after 34-years she was able to get to a place where forgiveness was an option. Her mother was also an addict but was able to hide that addiction from family members. Fatima's upbringing brought about codependency coupled with long bouts of anxiety and depression. Her pain brought her to her purpose. Through her faith, she achieved a point where she accepted responsibility for the life she wanted to have while acknowledging a power greater than herself, was necessary to radically change her mindset. Today she is able to help others travel through their own personal hang-ups using a baby step approach that was developed using key action steps that helped her heal. Her desire is to help other women heal while finding their purpose. Most importantly Fatima wants others to know they are not alone.You can learn more about her work at www.fatimac.comShe's on Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/fatima.oliver.79656 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fatima-c.oliverInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fatimaoliver1975/ 

Fatima is an incredible fighter. She has an amazing story and has a mindset we all need to hear. Listen in to this amazing woman share her story of triumph! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodlifeconversations/support

Click this link to easily rate the podcast. In his book Think Again, Adam Grant talks about exploring concepts from a spherical perspective. That idea of looking at things from so many different angles as is possible in a spherical shape appeals to me. In this second compilation episode on self-acceptance, I will be highlighting elements of interviews with seven different guests on the topic of self-acceptance. I'll be weaving a thread between the episodes to help you understand different elements of self-acceptance and its relevance and application in your life. The featured guests are Rachel Tapscott, Daralyse Lyons, Michelle Kuei, Seanna Leath, Aruna Krishnan, Fatima Oliver and Sarah Eames. Find the shownotes at https://changesbigandsmall.com If you enjoy the episode, please share it with a friend. I would also appreciate it if you would leave a review in iTunes or Spotify. You can reach me at contact@changesbigandsmall.com if you have any questions or feedback. If you'd like to appear on the podcast, reach out to me for more information. I'm currently interviewing for the next season, which is focused on relationships. Join the Changes Big and Small Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/changesbigandsmall1/ The post Own Your Story and Tell it Like You Mean It appeared first on Changes BIG and small. Related posts: Choosing The Right Therapy for Your Healing Using Resistance and Resilience to Build Self Acceptance How to Use Soul Searching for Personal Transformation

How do you keep going through the darkest nights of the soul? How do you take the worst things that happened to you and turn them into fuel for good? How do you shift from victim to victor? ​ Guest Bio: Fatima Oliver is devoted to helping others become their best selves. She is a survivor of the kinds of trauma, abuse, and personal tragedy that would break most people, but she found a way to keep going, heal, and thrive. Now she wants to reach back and help others find their way out. Fatima has an MBA and the financial knowledge and skills to go with it. She's written a memoir sharing her story titled, "The Prescription is in the Dirt." If that's not enough interesting bio to intrigue you, she also toured as a backup singer with the Righteous Brothers for 4 years. Listen to the whole episode for a deeply meaningful conversation about surviving and thriving, finding our voices, and paying it forward with the multi-talented badass boss, Fatima Oliver. For more about Fatima, her coaching and classes, and curated episode suggestions view the show notes at: https://www.here-together.us/pod/how-to-be-a-victor-not-a-victim --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/here-together/message

Fatima Oliver interview show notes The Prescription is in the Dirt/Webinar on May 15th 04:24 Growing up together in separate ways 08:16 How normal you became 10:30 Hurt & Pain that was caused 14:42 Who's fault is it 16:16 This is not my fault 17:69 A Peak into their brokenness 19:26 I love my mother 19:56 Everyone's path to healing 20:44 I am working to be free 22:56 We are different yet so similar  24:56 Steps to being free 27:74 Allow yourself to feel 28:18 Early Life 31:26 Feeling never expire The Prescription is in the dirt/Webinar on May 15th

Fatima Oliver. Fatima is a wife mom of 4 and Author of her new book “The Prescription is in the Dirt". She has embraced self-discovery & acceptance by challenging insecurity, anxiety,  and depression that she experienced from childhood trauma, heartbreak, and physical abuse. The result brought tremendous breakthroughs in her life and helped cultivate some baby steps she likes to share with other's, considering their own healing journey. In this episode, you find out:What her journey of self-discovery and acceptance looked likeWhy she says that life isn't meant to be done alone and everyone needs a safe place to fallThe reason she  decided to write a book and tell her storyWhy she says it's important to release people from great expectations is a pathway to forgivenessConnect with Fatima at the following:email address: Soulhealing@fatimac.comwebsite: www.fatimac.comConnect with Tamika at the following:email address: tamikamctier@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/tamika.mctier/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_tamikamctier/  https://tamikamctier.com/shop/Looking for resources for marriage, finances and how to get started on your fitness journey? If you answered yes to any of these, grab your free resources now. https://tamikamctier.com/work-with/ Please rate and review the podcast. It really helps more people find me. I take time to read every message and appreciate your feedback and 5 star review.Instagram link: https://www.instagram.com/fatimaoliver1975/ Facebook link: https://m.facebook.com/fatima.oliver.79656 LinkedIn link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fatima-c-oliver  

Listen to this episode with Fatima Oliver to find out how to have a soul journey to self-acceptance. Fatima and I discuss some of the main situations and experiences that damage our self acceptance, and she shares the steps that she followed in order to heal some of the trauma and hurt in her life to get to a place of self acceptance. Fatima is a wife, mother, and author. She has a passion for helping others using what she calls a baby step approach. Fatima has been able to embrace the work necessary to heal from childhood trauma, heartbreak and abuse. Much of her life's journey is shared in her new book The Prescription is in the Dirt, now available on Amazon.com. Timeline of the Chat 01:50 - The Prescription is in the Dirt04:44 - Recognizing the need for change06:67 - Getting Therapeutic Help10:47 - Uncovering hidden triggers and habits17:09 - Finding the Why for your Triggers21:24 - On Self-Acceptance25:33 - Learning from failure27:49 - The greatest threat to self acceptance31:37 - Milestones on the self-acceptance journey35:49 - Celebrating Successes on your Journey37:55 - Change starts with you38:46 - Struggles with self acceptance40:57 - Challenge/Invitation42:54 - Fast Five This podcast interview was recorded on April 12, 2021. You can find the shownotes at https://changesbigandsmall.com/ If you enjoy the episode, please share it with a friend. I would also appreciate it if you would leave a review in iTunes or Spotify. You can reach me at contact@changesbigandsmall.com if you have any questions or feedback. If you'd like to appear on the podcast, reach out to me for more information! Join the Changes Big and Small Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/changesbigandsmall1/ The post How to Get to Know and Accept Yourself appeared first on Changes BIG and small. Related posts: Working Together Across Timezones to Build a Clothing Brand How to Find Belonging and Practice Self-Acceptance How to Overcome Fear and Find Beauty in the Darkness

Today, our featured guest is a Transformational Speaker, and Author of the book "The Prescription is in the Dirt," where she looks to empower others on their soul healing journey. She is also a wife and mother of 4 boys. She has embraced self-discovery & acceptance by challenging insecurity, anxiety, and depression from childhood trauma, heartbreak, and physical abuse. It took her over thirty years before finding the courage to change her life. The journey to finding herself and accepting whom God created her to be, birthed some key baby steps that have helped her mature in her healing journey. Through her faith and determination to break generational curses, she learned the freedom in being transparent, sharing deep secrets to get the necessary help. She is a big believer in paying things forward, which is partly why she has chosen to open her life up in very vulnerable ways. Welcome to our featured guest, Fatima Oliver. Tune in and listen this is an episode that is surely worth exploring every minute of their discussion. #kut2thachase #podcast #unscripted #unbridled #episode4everyone #113 #goingagainstfamilycode #satx #sanantonio #sanantoniopodcast #sanantoniopodcaster #sanantonioinfluencer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kut2thachase/support

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Rachel talks a bit about the New York Times “36 Questions That Lead to Love” before getting into her conversation with this week’s guest, Fatima Oliver, author of The Prescription is in the Dirt. Fatima shares her own soul healing journey, and chats with Rachel about how others can work to heal fully and live their lives to their fullest potential.Episode Notes: Conversation with Fatima begins at 00:09:23Crushing The Elephants: Virtual Event 05/15 11am EST: https://fatimac.com/upcoming-events/ola/services/crushing-the-elephants-virtual-event-05-15-11am-estHer Book: The Prescription is in the Dirt, by Fatima C. OliverFollow Fatima: https://fatimac.com/ Facebook: @TheFatimaCOliver Instagram: @fatimaoliver197536 Questions That Lead to Love:NYT Article: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/09/style/no-37-big-wedding-or-small.htmlStudy: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0146167297234003 --------Let’s keep talking! Have a question or idea for a topic? Email winedine@allportsopen.com!Podcast artwork by Yogesh Nankar (Design by Dreamers).Intro and Outro music by John Bartmann.

Rachel talks a bit about the New York Times “36 Questions That Lead to Love” before getting into her conversation with this week’s guest, Fatima Oliver, author of The Prescription is in the dirt. Fatima shares her own soul healing journey, and chats with Rachel about how others can work to heal fully and live their lives to their fullest potential. Rachel talks a bit about the New York Times “36 Questions That Lead to Love” before getting into her conversation with this week’s guest, Fatima Oliver, author of The Prescription is in the Dirt. Fatima shares her own soul healing journey, and chats with Rachel about how others can work to heal fully and live their lives to their fullest potential. Episode Notes: Conversation with Fatima begins at 00:09:23 Crushing The Elephants: Virtual Event 05/15 11am EST: https://fatimac.com/upcoming-events/ola/services/crushing-the-elephants-virtual-event-05-15-11am-est Her Book: The Prescription is in the Dirt, by Fatima C. Oliver Follow Fatima: https://fatimac.com/ Facebook: @TheFatimaCOliver Instagram: @fatimaoliver1975 36 Questions That Lead to Love: NYT Article: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/09/style/no-37-big-wedding-or-small.html Study: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0146167297234003 -------- Let’s keep talking! Have a question or idea for a topic? Email winedine@allportsopen.com! Podcast artwork by Yogesh Nankar (Design by Dreamers). Intro and Outro music by John Bartmann.

Fatima is an incredible fighter. She has an amazing story and has a mindset we all need to hear. Listen in to this amazing woman share her story of triumph! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodlifeconversations/support

This week Felina B Flossin and Monickie Scott talk with Fatima Oliver- Author of an inspirational Memoir titled "The Prescription Is In The Dirt."  Fatima believes there is still significant Power in the sharing of testimonies. and that we are all seeking to fill the holes in our brokenness with light and love.  In her book she lays herself on the line, sharing her most intimate moments of mental and physical abuse, the loss of a child, an inherited blood disorder and how she once thought that family and pain was synonymous.  It is Fatima's hope that by sharing her journey of Soul Healing, she will encourage you to feel empowered to be your truest self and that you will do the same for someone else-in a pay it forward kind of way.  What we discussed: -Being ready to face the truth in your life -The consequences of "what happens in your house stays in your house" -choose Growth or Comfort- you cannot have both  

In this episode Mishia is joined with Fatima Oliver, author of “The Prescription is in the Dirt”. Fatima shares her story of how she went from abusive relationships— to taking control of her life and rising above it all, tune in!Discover more of Fatima here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08NRVZ7N5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_.arVFbYMA7FAPhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/fatima-c-oliverhttps://instagram.com/fatimaoliver1975?igshid=1cvyegpbxr6wvSupport the show (Https://Cash.app/$everythingnamari)

And you're not alone! This episode of Belief Busters asks the question of how do we heal childhood trauma. We give you permission to feel those feelings, challenge the thoughts of others telling you who you were, and to now be willing to change their beliefs to live a life well lived. Our guest is Fatima Oliver, she truly believes there is significant power in the sharing of testimonies. We are all seeking to fill the holes in our dissoluteness, with light and love. At the age of two she was recovering from burns on 25% of her body. By the age of ten she was emphatically convinced pain and family was synonymous. As an adult Fatima experienced the death of a child, abandonment issues, and physical abuse from a spouse that sent her spiraling. This entire journey birthed an inspirational memoir titled, "The Prescription is in the Dirt". Now available in paperback and eBook version on Amazon.com. Throughout her journey she has learned key truth's: Everyone needs a safe place to fall. Emotions are meant to be acknowledged and not ignored. A victim-mentality must change to a victor mindset. It is okay to not be okay. But it is never okay to remain that way. You can reach Fatima @ www.fatimac.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sheree-taylor-jones/support

In this episode, we listen to guest speaker, Fatima Oliver who shares her story in life of going through a series of despair, abuse, and loss. She took power over her life through the power of God and chose a better way of living. Her book is called Prescription is in the Dirt available on Amazon. Visit her website at www.fatimac.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heartblend/support

Fatima Oliver is the author of, " The prescription is in the dirt". the book is available on Amazon and her story uniquely told by her is available here. Instagram link: https://www.instagram.com/fatimaoliver1975/ Facebook link: https://m.facebook.com/fatima.oliver.79656 Vocal Media: https://vocal.media/authors/fatima-c-oliver LinkedIn link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fatima-c-oliver Book Available in Paperback and eBook version: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08NRVZ7N5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_.arVFbYMA7FAP Contact me. Connect with me: https://www.instagram.com/nevercallmeagainpodcast/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/robert-reed4/message

WE ARE ALL SEEKING TO FILL THE HOLES IN OUR DISSOLUTENESS, WITH LIGHT AND LOVE. WITH THAT BELIEF FATIMA OLIVER HAS CHOSEN TO SHARE HER MOST INTIMATE MOMENTS WITH YOU IN HOPES OF PLANTING A SEED OF FAITH, INSPIRATION, AND HEALING. FATIMA GREW UP THE ONLY GIRL WITH 5 BROTHERS. THERE WAS NO PRECIOUS PRINCESS IN HER HOUSE. FATIMA'S MOTHER WAS A SINGLE PARENT AND WAS TOUGH AS NAILS; SOMETIMES TO A FAULT. AT THE AGE OF TWO FATIMA WAS RECOVERING FROM BURNS ON 25% OF HER BODY. BY TEN SHE WAS EMPHATICALLY CONVINCED PAIN AND FAMILY WAS SYNONYMOUS. ONE STEPFATHER BEAT HER AND SIBLINGS FOR SPORT AND ANOTHER VIOLATED FATIMA IN A WAY SHE HAD NEVER EXPERIENCED. THE TRAUMA AND BETRAYAL WOULD TAKE THIRTY-FOUR YEARS TO CONFRONT. THESE MENTIONABLE' S, ALONGSIDE THE DEATH OF FATIMA'S FIRST BORN, FATHER ABANDONMENT ISSUES, PHYSICAL ABUSE FROM A SPOUSE, AND AN INHERITED BLOOD DISORDER EFFECTING HER SON, EVENTUALLY SENT FATIMA SPIRALING WITH ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION AS HER GUIDE. THE JOURNEY THROUGH FIGUREING IT ALL OUT, BIRTHED AN INSPIRATIONAL MEMOIR TITLED, "THE PRESCRIPTION IS IN THE DIRT". NOW AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACK AND EBOOK VERSION ON AMAZON.COM. FATIMA'S ULTIMATE GOAL IS TO HELP PEOPLE FEEL EMPOWERED TO BE THEIR TRUEST SELF AND TO GAIN THE AUDACITY TO CONFRONT THEIR MESS. AFTER ALL, THEY ARE THE ONLY ONES WHO CAN CLEAN IT UP. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-dave-pamah-show/donations