Podcasts about reboot recovery

What if one act of presence could change the course of a life—and a family?In Part 2 of Bryan Flanery's gripping journey, we move from despair to transformation. After surviving a suicide attempt, Bryan didn't find healing in a formal program or protocol. He found it in something far more human: a knock at the door, a low-barrier invitation, and a community that saw him—not just his symptoms.Now a national leader in peer-based recovery, Bryan shares how peer support, faith, and the Reboot Recovery community helped him heal from trauma and reconnect with his identity, his purpose, and his family.In this episode, host Dave Closson unpacks:The power of peer connection in post-traumatic growthHow prevention can restore—not just reduce—harmWhat low-barrier entry points into healing really look likeHow one person's healing can change an entire family's futureThis isn't just about Bryan's story—it's about what's possible when we reimagine prevention as a long game of healing, trust, and transformation.Ask yourself—*Are we building systems that people can walk into when they're at their lowest?* What's one way we could make healing more accessible?Learn more at: https://rebootrecovery.com/

Jeff talks to Chris Hoey from Reboot Recovery about recovering from PTSD through the Holy Spirit. Hear first hand Chris's heartfelt testimony and how he is now using that to help others overcome the aftereffects of combat. That and more on this Thursday edition of Crosswalk Colorado Springs. Register for Reboot Recovery at this link, and select Springs Lighthouse in the location dropdown.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our latest episode, SMA Tilley sits down with Dr. Jenny Owens, Co-Founder and Outcomes Director and Bryan Flannery, Programs Director, from REBOOT Recovery. They discuss REBOOT Recovery's peer lead, faith-based approach to help people overcome trauma and embrace a brighter future for the whole family.

42 - Overcoming Trauma Together with Scott McPherson Scott McPherson shares his experience as a firefighter EMT and Army infantry officer and discusses the importance of addressing the soul wounds of first responders. He explains that soul wounds are perceived or actual actions that transgress deeply held moral values, and they can result from critical incidents with unfavorable outcomes, betrayal, or failure to meet performance standards. Scott emphasizes the need for open and honest conversations about these experiences and the importance of community support in the healing process. He also discusses the Reboot Recovery program, which combines the science of trauma recovery with scripturally based conversations to help first responders and their spouses find healing. Key Takeaways Soul wounds are perceived or actual actions that transgress deeply held moral values and can result in significant emotional and psychological impact on first responders. Open and honest conversations about these experiences are crucial for healing and recovery. Community support and connection play a vital role in the healing process for first responders and their spouses. The Reboot Recovery program combines the science of trauma recovery with scripturally based conversations to provide a comprehensive approach to healing for first responders and their spouses. ABOUT REBOOT RECOVERY REBOOT is a national movement of peer-led, faith-based trauma recovery courses with over 400 locations across the US and 11 countries and over 23,000 graduates.  REBOOT courses combine the science of trauma recovery with Scripturally based conversations to address the faith questions that trauma exposure often catalyzes.  Our First Responder REBOOT curriculum (https://rebootrecovery.com/responders/), came from a program that was developed for US combat veterans and their spouses to help address both the post-traumatic stress injuries and the 'soul wounds' associated with their service experiences.  Recognizing that critical incident stress, compassion fatigue and moral injury events also impact first responders and their spouses, we translated the course into their culture and language in 2018. Since then, we have found the course meets the needs of responders (law enforcement, fire service, EMS, emergency communicators and corrections personnel) and their spouses in ways many other traditional post-traumatic stress approaches do not.  This is our answer to the epidemic of first responder mental health challenges. Spouses are invited to participate to help rebuild lines of communication and understanding that so often break down, as well as to process their own secondary trauma. The course meets over 12 weeks, with each week taking on a topic common to the first responder experience, such as forgiveness of self and others, processing grief and loss, identity, depression and suicide prevention and managing big emotions like anger. Scott McPherson is a firefighter/EMT and recently started leading his 9th course rotation along with a co-leader who is a former LEO. He has also led the military version of the course for over a decade.  He says, "Each time we see healing and lives changed for participants - which is why we are so passionate about finding ways for more first responders to experience the course." "We are actively seeking peer leaders who want to bring hope and healing to the responders of their communities.  We provide robust leader training, coaching along the way, and all needed online and printed course materials." To learn more about Reboot Recovery, visit https://rebootrecovery.com/ +++++ Register for the Western Maryland First Responder Health and Wellness Conference here: https://ptsd911movie.com/tickets/ +++++ FIRST RESPONDER WELLNESS PODCAST/PTSD911 MOVIE Web site:  https://ptsd911movie.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ptsd911movie/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ptsd911movie/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ8jxjxYqHgFQixBK4Bl0Q Purchase the PTSD911 film for your public safety agency or organization: https://ptsd911movie.com/toolkit/ The First Responder Wellness Podcast is a production of ConjoStudios, LLC Copyright ©2024 ConjoStudios, LLC All rights reserved.

Do we, as ministry leaders, struggle with recognizing trauma in our own lives, which can potentially hinder how we serve others in ministry? In this week's conversation on FrontStage BackStage, host Jason Daye is joined by Evan Owens. Evan and his wife Jenny are the founders of REBOOT Recovery, which combines clinical insights and Christian faith-based support for those who are recovering from trauma. They're the authors of Healing What's Hidden. Together, Evan and Jason look at how we, as ministry leaders, might respond to trauma in our lives. Evan then shares some hope-filled insights on how we can find healing from our own trauma and embrace the fullness of Christ, both in our life and our ministry.Dig deeper into this conversation: Find the free Weekly Toolkit, including the Ministry Leaders Growth Guide, all resource links, and more, at http://PastorServe.org/networkSome key takeaways from this conversation:Evan Owens on the interconnectedness between personal experiences and the challenges present in the world: "Trauma is our personal intersection with the brokenness of the world."Evan Owens on the importance of addressing and processing past traumatic experiences: "If you don't deal with the trauma, the trauma will always deal with you."Evan Owens on slowing down and being there for one another in times of need: "How did we get so busy as a Christian culture that we can't slow down enough to bear one another's burdens?"----------------Looking to dig more deeply into this topic and conversation? FrontStage BackStage is much more than another church leadership show, it is a complete resource to help you and your ministry leaders grow. Every week we go the extra mile and create a free toolkit so you and your ministry team can dive deeper into the topic that is discussed.Visit http://PastorServe.org/network to find the Weekly Toolkit, including the Ministry Leaders Growth Guide. Our team pulls key insights and quotes from every conversation with our guests. We also create engaging questions for you and your team to consider and process, providing space for you to reflect on how each episode's topic relates to your unique church context. Use these questions in your staff meetings, or other settings, to guide your conversation as you invest in the growth of your ministry leaders. Love well, live well, & lead well Complimentary Coaching Session for Pastors http://PastorServe.org/freesession Follow PastorServe LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | FacebookConnect with Jason Daye LinkedIn | Instagram...

Everybody has trauma, we can heal together. Carin Weier Regional Operations and Trauma Programs Coordinator of Reboot Recovery, talks about her own experience of recovering from Trauma after her son was present at a school shooting. At REBOOT Recovery, They help people overcome trauma. Their faith-based trauma healing courses, training, and online community are open to anyone looking to move forward from trauma and tragedy into a better future. If the same old therapies or medications have left you feeling hopeless, you've come to the right place. Here are three easy ways to get involved right now. Reboot Recovery

Everybody has trauma, we can heal together. Carin Weier Regional Operations and Trauma Programs Coordinator of Reboot Recovery, talks about her own experience of recovering from Trauma after her son was present at a school shooting.At REBOOT Recovery, They help people overcome trauma. Their faith-based trauma healing courses, training, and online community are open to anyone looking to move forward from trauma and tragedy into a better future. If the same old therapies or medications have left you feeling hopeless, you've come to the right place. Here are three easy ways to get involved right now.Reboot Recovery Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Martin Plumlee finds inspiration to volunteer from his family, West Point experience, and his faith. He contributes to various organizations including High Hopes, Rotary Club, and Reboot Recovery, among others. Listen as Martin shares the joy and peace he gains from aiding others, recommends several organizations, and emphasizes a vital message about mental wellness. Martin was born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, where he lives with his wife, two children, and three dogs. This podcast is brought to you by Doing Good, a 501c3 nonprofit.

Mitch & Jacob kick back with me and sesh on topics including:  Serving our country, resetting the subconscious mind, creating positive impact, and random tangents like air-compressors Help support Mitch's fundraiser so he can continue to help community & families heal from Trauma!  Donate to "Reboot Recovery, Overcoming Trauma Together" here: https://rebootrecovery.donorsupport.co/-/NNHFWZXX?member=SQMAQJPT    “Seizure Salad, ~Fustercluck Epilepticus~”, is produced & hosted by Micah Ball Original Logo and Graphic Design by Alba "Lupi" Lopez The song “Seizure Boy” courtesy of Watsky, and used with permission. Find more great music & poetry on his website, GeorgeWatsky.com   Thanks for listening! Mad Gratitude, ~Micah Unexpect the Expected

Mitch & Jacob kick back with me and sesh on topics like: purpose, giving back & paying forward, mindset & neuroplasticity, and guns in Switzerland(?!?)   Help support Mitch's fundraiser to help community & families heal from Trauma!  Donate to "Reboot Recovery, Overcoming Trauma Together" here: https://rebootrecovery.donorsupport.co/-/NNHFWZXX?member=SQMAQJPT    “Seizure Salad, ~Fustercluck Epilepticus~”, is produced & hosted by Micah Ball Original Logo and Graphic Design by Alba "Lupi" Lopez The song “Seizure Boy” courtesy of Watsky, and used with permission. Find more great music & poetry on his website, GeorgeWatsky.com   Thanks for listening! Mad Gratitude, ~Micah Unexpect the Expected

Many people can recall the exact moment their lives changed forever. The horrific accident. The miscarriage. The day someone walked out. The moment their innocence was taken. What happened was wrong and it hurt, but it doesn't have to define their lives forever. There is a way to overcome trauma and embrace a brighter future. That's where REBOOT Recovery comes in. The post MMP Show #954: REBOOT Recovery first appeared on Mission: Milspouse.

Many people can recall the exact moment their lives changed forever. The horrific accident. The miscarriage. The day someone walked out. The moment their innocence was taken. What happened was wrong and it hurt, but it doesn't have to define their lives forever. There is a way to overcome trauma and embrace a brighter future. That's where REBOOT Recovery comes in. The post MMP Show #954: REBOOT Recovery first appeared on Mission: Milspouse.

Welcome to 'On the Path' w/ Cheryl Nembhard!A podcast filled to the brim w/ encouragement, inspiration, challenge & life lessons to ignite you in your faith, push you in your purpose and challenge you to be exactly who you are called to be...a World Changer!We're kicking off the New Year on the right note and that is healing and overcoming our past traumas!So excited to share this much-needed episode with the incredible Evan & Jenny Owens, co-founders of REBOOT Recovery where they provide a unique blend of clinical insight and faith-based support to those recovering from trauma.  In this episode,  we're discussing their brand new book  'Healing what”s Hidden: Practical Steps for Overcoming Trauma.'   Evan regularly appears on Newsmax, RightNow Media, Pure Flix, and nationally syndicated podcasts.  Jenny is an occupational therapist and serves as the head of research, presenting REBOOT's research findings at universities and scientific conferences across the country. If You or your loved ones are looking for tools as you continue your healing journey, this episode is perfect for You!  You're sure to be left encouraged & equipped!On The Path Podcast is available on all podcast platforms and can be watched as a digital show on YES TV across Canada or stream it 24 hours a day on Castle TV!Subscribe to my Youtube Channel and watch all full shows from past seasons there (https://www.youtube.com/@CherylNembhardTV)

Most of us have experienced some form of trauma in our lives, but not all of us have taken the time to name that event or events as trauma. In their book, Healing What's Hidden, speakers and trauma experts Evan and Jenny Owens seek to help readers define their trauma and overcome those often invisible wounds. During this episode of The Other Side of the Church, Lathan and the Owens' dig in to why it's often hard for people in the church to talk about their traumas, explore the heart behind the Owens' program, Reboot Recovery, and brainstorm how to become a person others feel safe sharing their scars with. This is an important and timely conversation—don't miss it! Episode Timeline: [0:24] Defining trauma [1:54] What inspired the Owens' to write about invisible wounds [3:38] Bringing that invisible wound into the light [5:13] Why it's hard for people in church to talk about their traumas [6:54] Heartbeat behind Reboot Recovery [9:44] Creating a safe space for the outcast [12:20] Walking alongside someone with wounds [15:18] Becoming a safe person yourself [18:06] The Owens' Hope Hollers Resources Mentioned: Healing What's Hidden: Practical Steps to Overcoming Trauma Reboot Recovery Overcome Academy Social:Connect with Evan and Jenny through their website © 2022 | The Other Side of the ChurchHost: Lathan CraftProduced by: David Marks Media

Happy Veteran's Day (on Friday!) and thank you so much to all the men and women who have served our country and allowed us the freedoms we have today. To celebrate, I got to sit down with Evan and Dr. Jenny Owens, founders of REBOOT Recovery and authors of Healing What's Hidden. Their work with veterans and first responders is truly remarkable and I'm so grateful for their wisdom, education, and humility. May we all lead with grace, vulnerability, and curiosity. Parents, just a note that due to the nature of the Owens' work, this would be a good one to listen through before any miniBFFs are within earshot. . . . . Join us as we celebrate Advent together. Go to anniefdowns.com/advent to get started! . . . . Sign up to receive the AFD Week In Review email and ask questions to future guests! #thatsoundsfunpodcast . . . . . Thank you to our sponsors! BetterHelp Online Therapy: Visit betterhelp.com/thatsoundsfun today to get 10% off your first month. Ritual: Right now Ritual is offering listeners 10% off your first three months. Visit ritual.com/THATSOUNDSFUN and turn healthy habits into a Ritual. The Chosen: For more information, visit TheChosenTickets.com. ThirdLove: Take the Fitting Room Quiz and get 20% off your first order at THIRDLOVE.com/SOUNDSFUN Stitch Fix: Sign up today at StitchFix.com/THATSOUNDSFUN to get $20 off your first purchase. . . . . . NYTimes bestselling Christian author, speaker, and host of the That Sounds Fun Podcast, Annie F. Downs shares with you some of her favorite things: new books, faith conversations, entertainers not to miss, and interviews with friends.

If you’re suffering with wounds of fear, shame, guilt, regret, unforgiveness, self-hatred because you’ve been traumatized, I know this could be impossible to believe. We get it. But there is hope. Evan and Jenny Owens join our team. Evan and Jenny are the authors of Healing What’s Hidden: Practical Steps to Overcoming Trauma and the founders of REBOOT Recovery, a ministry that helps people like you and me overcome trauma. First Evan was on top of the business world when everything came crashing down leaving him with thoughts of suicide. Then, learning to forgive yourself. Next, Perry’s wound of shame. Then, leaning into suffering will bring resurrection. Next, if someone is suffering, and you feel that helping them is way above your paygrade, not true! Then, you don’t have to be a professional to save someone’s life. Last, no one and nothing is irredeemable. Share this with a hurting friend!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reboot Recovery founder, Evan Owens, explains that trauma is the intersection of human life with the brokenness of a sinful and fallen world. Evan and his wife, Jenny, have partnered together to bring healing solutions to combat veterans, first responders, and the population as a whole who have experienced damaging trauma. Reboot can be found in over 150 locations in 44 states, as well as in eight different countries! Their goal is to facilitate empowerment as well as healing, through providing practical training on how to overcome life's hardest moments. Reboot builds bridges in communities to get people from where they're at now to where they need to be for full restoration. Evan's vision for their ministry is simple, focus on one life at a time.   TAKEAWAYS Trauma is not a singular word - there is a myriad of ways that trauma impacts someone, as well as a million root causes Overcome Academy is a free, live event that you can sign up for at Crisis.RebootRecovery.com Reboot Recovery offers an entire library of trauma-healing content for free Evan and Jenny have written a book designed to assist and equip, Healing What's Hidden: Practical Steps to Overcoming Trauma  

Trauma is the root cause of suicide, and the existing solutions aren't working. Addiction, poverty, sexual abuse, divorce, homelessness, incarceration, and suicide are all directly correlated with trauma exposure. The U.S. spent $458 billion last year to treat these comorbidities of trauma, and the VA spent an average of $4,100 per person for treatment of PTSD. Trauma may be spreading, but so is hope. If trauma is our personal intersection with the brokenness of the world, then recovery is our personal intersection with the redemptive heart of God, and REBOOT Recovery is helping people overcome trauma so they can embrace a brighter future.  REBOOT delivers healing from trauma that actually works. At REBOOT, people are introduced to the redemptive heart of God through trauma healing courses and online community – at no cost for military and first responder programs. With nearly 300 course locations spanning 34 states and 7 countries, REBOOT Recovery is the largest peer-led trauma healing program in the world. Founders Evan and Jenny Owens have been at the forefront of the faith-based trauma healing movement, working ceaselessly with churches and community leaders to help bring about lasting change.  In their new book, Healing What's Hidden, they shine light on the many pathways where faith and trauma intersect, and they guide you through practical steps to reframe your trauma as a productive – rather than destructive – part of your life. Find more information online at https://www.thewarriorsjourney.org/podcast Follow us on Facebook • Instagram • Twitter

Reboot Recovery founder, Evan Owens, explains that trauma is the intersection of human life with the brokenness of a sinful and fallen world. Evan and his wife, Jenny, have partnered together to bring healing solutions to combat veterans, first responders, and the population as a whole who have experienced damaging trauma. Reboot can be found in over 150 locations in 44 states, as well as in eight different countries! Their goal is to facilitate empowerment as well as healing, through providing practical training on how to overcome life's hardest moments. Reboot builds bridges in communities to get people from where they're at now to where they need to be for full restoration. Evan's vision for their ministry is simple, focus on one life at a time. TAKEAWAYS Trauma is not a singular word - there is a myriad of ways that trauma impacts someone, as well as a million root causes Overcome Academy is a free, live event that you can sign up for at Crisis.RebootRecovery.com Reboot Recovery offers an entire library of trauma-healing content for free Evan and Jenny have written a book designed to assist and equip, Healing What's Hidden: Practical Steps to Overcoming Trauma

Evan and Jenny Owens share their experience with trauma and their book Healing What's Hidden. They are convinced that there is a path to overcome trauma and experience radical restoration! Evan and Jenny are founders of REBOOT Recovery, a global nonprofit that helps people of all backgrounds overcome trauma and embrace a brighter future. Jenny holds a doctorate of occupational therapy specializing in traumatic brain injury and serves as REBOOT's head of research, presenting findings at universities and scientific conferences across the country. Evan serves as the Executive Director. They have three active boys and live outside of Nashville, TN. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trauma can come in many forms, and all of us have experienced soul wounds. Masking our trauma under addictions—to include busyness— denies and delays the healing the Lord can bring us. We can find courage to face our trauma through connectedness with one another, and connectedness with the redemptive heart of God!Tune into this episode of Soul Talks, where Kristi talks with Evan & Jenny Owens, founders of Reboot Recovery, and authors of Healing What's Hidden. You will find practical and accessible tips for overcoming trauma in your own life and turning your pain into purpose.Resources for this Episode:Reboot RecoveryHealing What's HiddenJourney of the SoulSoul Shepherding Network

What If...We Could Offer a Lifeline to the Hopeless? Evan and Jenny Owens (Musical Performance '05 + Occupational Therapy '05) are the founders of REBOOT Recovery, the nation's largest faith-based response to trauma and suicide. Over the past 10 years, their work has helped thousands of people in 7 countries around the world. In today's episode, we talk about hope and healing, running a venture as a married couple, and their new book "Healing What's Hidden." RebootRecovery.com | "Healing What's Hidden" book This episode is sponsored by Where The Well Things Are. Visit WhereTheWellThingsAre.com to learn more about Belmont's student-run boutique. What If...is produced by Old Soul. Music by Stephen Gordon.  To learn more, visit BelmontETP.com YouTube: @Belmont Entrepreneurs Facebook: BelmontCenterforEntrepreneurship Instagram: @belmont.etp

There is hope after trauma. Some of us can recall the exact moment our lives changed forever. The horrific accident. The miscarriage. The day they walked out. The moment our innocence was taken. Others of us can't remember a time when our lives weren't marked by trauma, abuse, or neglect. What happened to you was wrong and it hurt you, but it doesn't have to define you. You may be wounded, but you're not broken. You can overcome trauma and embrace a brighter future. That's the message from a new book by Evan and Jenny Owens. We first met Evan on Episode 44 of PICK UP THE SIX Podcast as he introduced us to Reboot Recovery, and organization that has helped thousands of people overcome life's trials. Today, we've got the power couple on the show to talk about their new book, Healing What's Hidden. This is PICK UP THE SIX Podcast.

Reboot Recovery is an amazing Peer led trauma recovery program, created by Evan and Jenny Owen. Their new book "Healing what's Hidden: Practical steps to Overcoming Trauma" is OUT NOW! Join Deny and Evan as they discuss the new book and much much more! Go get your own copy of "Healing what's Hidden: Practical steps to Overcoming Trauma" on AMAZON today!!  OR go to securityhalt.com and buy it there!Don't forget, give us a 5 Star review! Click the link below to support the show!Adult content warningSupport the show

Sit back. Relax. ENJOY. A solid three step process for any Security Halt! episode, but you're gonna definitely need some note taking material, a fancy beverage, and something to write with. Because today we are talking with Evan Owens and Bryan Flanery of REBOOT Recovery join us on the show to discuss the success and methodology behind this magnificent trauma recovery course. I won't spoil anything for you, but it involves ancient chants, mystical forces, and yes, the mystical power of 3.If you like the show, if you enjoy our smooth, YET, fatherly tone, do us a favor and give us  a 5 star rating.Also, click the link below and help us grow by donating just a teeeeniee, tiny bit.- Da BoysAdult content warningSupport the show

On this week's show, I am honored to unmask the journey of another incredible couple from my church – Samantha and Dustin Drake. After serving in the military and doing multiple tours of duty during the Iraq war, Dustin came back to civilian life to deal with his struggles with addictions and sexual sin. Thanks to the forgiveness and patience of his wife Samantha, they were able to overcome Dustin's addictions and now provide military families and First Responders a way to deal with trauma through their Kansas City chapter of the Reboot Recovery ministry. You can learn more about Reboot Recovery here: https://rebootrecovery.com/ Learn more about Neil, and his book Unmasked at neilgetzlow.com.

Co-Founder of REBOOT Recovery, Evan Owens, joins us today to talk about trauma. Check out this 4 part free web series we released on spiritual Abuse : The Great Cover Up https://my.rebootrecovery.com/courses/the-great-cover-up/ Pre-Order Evan's Book, Healing Whats Hidden: Practical Steps to Overcoming Trauma HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sober-truth-project/message

Jon Bornemann was on the podcast today. Jon has spent total 22 years in the Army and is still serving. His first 7 year was with 10th and 5th Special Forces Group as an Intel guy. He also spent 20 years in law enforcement. Jon facilitates an amazing program called Reboot Recovery for veterans, first responders, and there are course for everyone else. Jon share his story and experiences today with the intent to make an impact on his community as a whole. This was a powerful podcast.

You can empower people to help their friends and neighbors who are struggling after experiencing a painful life situation. Evan uses a mix of humor and inspiration to equip people to absorb complex topics such as trauma and mental health. Conversation Highlights {01:01} Introduction of Evan {06:16} Being the largest faith-based trauma recovery program {12:35} Leaders who struggle with feeling like they don't have a seat at the table {18:55} Creating a solidified solution when you have a systemic problem {26:24} Cultivating an atmosphere that keeps people coming back year after year {34:37} Empowering board members {46:04} Recovery has not been a thing for the last two years {52:06} Empowering your people and giving them the tools to be successful Remarkable Quotes Evan: You may not care who I am. And that's OK. But I care who you are. Evan: We want to be in the room where this next tier will accept us and tell us that we're enough. Travis: There are so many people dedicated to trying to make it better for the veterans. Travis: When you take something like an apple seed and you plant it; you cultivate it, you water it. You give it sunshine, and eventually, it sprouts. And then over time, many seasons, it grows into a sapling; then a tree and then it flowers, and the very last thing that is produced is the fruit. Evan: It's about giving them the essential tools they need to do the core role at REBOOT. Evan: People don't volunteer because they feel like they're writing a blank check with their time. They feel like, once I volunteer a little, I'm on your list and you're going to call me all the time. Evan: The people who volunteer for us, these are not just people who I'm using, these are people who I believe were specifically designed. I believe they had a special calling on their life. Evan: We give people the room to grow. Evan Owens Bio Evan Owens co-founded REBOOT Recovery and has led the organization as the Executive Director since its inception. Evan has authored several books and small group studies and is the host of the REBOOT Recovery Show. He is often featured as a keynote and panel presenter at conferences. Mr. Owens believes in empowering everyday people to help their friends and neighbors who are struggling in the wake of painful experiences. As such, Evan trains small group leaders, pastors, and everyday people around the world to respond to those who are struggling with trauma and mental health challenges. His unique blend of humor and inspiration enables people to absorb complex topics without feeling overwhelmed. He is married to Dr. Jenny Owens, co-founder of REBOOT, and they have three young children. Connect with Evan Owens: https://rebootrecovery.com https://linkedin.com/in/evanaowens http://facebook.com/rebootrecovery https://www.instagram.com/rebootrecovery/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqSMRLOBsfdQHaxLjeoIEhw Nonprofit Architect Podcast Links: Website          http://nonprofitarchitect.org   Community   https://www.facebook.com/groups/NonprofitArchitect   Ultimate Podcast Guide https://nonprofitarchitect.org/ultimate-podcast-guide/   Subscribe and leave a Review https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nonprofit-architect-podcast/id1481292481   Patreon https://www.patreon.com/NonprofitArchitect   Watch on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQm8fnR2sHyrmLpV2jKYajA   Listen to these other great podcasts from Veterans https://nonprofitarchitect.org/veteran-podcast-network/   Want help getting your podcast started? Visit https://nonprofitarchitect.org/podcast-production-services/

You can empower people to help their friends and neighbors who are struggling after experiencing a painful life situation. Evan uses a mix of humor and inspiration to equip people to absorb complex topics such as trauma and mental health. Conversation Highlights {01:01} Introduction of Evan {06:16} Being the largest faith-based trauma recovery program {12:35} Leaders who struggle with feeling like they don't have a seat at the table {18:55} Creating a solidified solution when you have a systemic problem {26:24} Cultivating an atmosphere that keeps people coming back year after year {34:37} Empowering board members {46:04} Recovery has not been a thing for the last two years {52:06} Empowering your people and giving them the tools to be successful Remarkable Quotes Evan: You may not care who I am. And that's OK. But I care who you are. Evan: We want to be in the room where this next tier will accept us and tell us that we're enough. Travis: There are so many people dedicated to trying to make it better for the veterans. Travis: When you take something like an apple seed and you plant it; you cultivate it, you water it. You give it sunshine, and eventually, it sprouts. And then over time, many seasons, it grows into a sapling; then a tree and then it flowers, and the very last thing that is produced is the fruit. Evan: It's about giving them the essential tools they need to do the core role at REBOOT. Evan: People don't volunteer because they feel like they're writing a blank check with their time. They feel like, once I volunteer a little, I'm on your list and you're going to call me all the time. Evan: The people who volunteer for us, these are not just people who I'm using, these are people who I believe were specifically designed. I believe they had a special calling on their life. Evan: We give people the room to grow. Evan Owens Bio Evan Owens co-founded REBOOT Recovery and has led the organization as the Executive Director since its inception. Evan has authored several books and small group studies and is the host of the REBOOT Recovery Show. He is often featured as a keynote and panel presenter at conferences. Mr. Owens believes in empowering everyday people to help their friends and neighbors who are struggling in the wake of painful experiences. As such, Evan trains small group leaders, pastors, and everyday people around the world to respond to those who are struggling with trauma and mental health challenges. His unique blend of humor and inspiration enables people to absorb complex topics without feeling overwhelmed. He is married to Dr. Jenny Owens, co-founder of REBOOT, and they have three young children. Connect with Evan Owens: https://rebootrecovery.com https://linkedin.com/in/evanaowens http://facebook.com/rebootrecovery https://www.instagram.com/rebootrecovery/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqSMRLOBsfdQHaxLjeoIEhw Nonprofit Architect Podcast Links: Website          http://nonprofitarchitect.org   Community   https://www.facebook.com/groups/NonprofitArchitect   Ultimate Podcast Guide https://nonprofitarchitect.org/ultimate-podcast-guide/   Subscribe and leave a Review https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nonprofit-architect-podcast/id1481292481   Patreon https://www.patreon.com/NonprofitArchitect   Watch on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQm8fnR2sHyrmLpV2jKYajA   Listen to these other great podcasts from Veterans https://nonprofitarchitect.org/veteran-podcast-network/   Want help getting your podcast started? Visit https://nonprofitarchitect.org/podcast-production-services/

Jester and co-host Austin Wallis continue their conversation this week centered around Post Traumatic Stress. Before you listen to this week's episode, be sure to listen to Episode #100, where Austin shared with all of us his definition of PTS, who PTS affects, and some examples of what PTS is. This week you will hear how planning section hikes, paddling trips, and adventures help Austin cope with PTS and make him a better person to be around at home and at work. He also shares some valuable resources that are shared below in the show notes. Thanks for listening and Happy Section Hiking! Why do we go to the Wilderness?: https://youtu.be/wsf6DKUrZ9E PTS Resources: Military One Source: https://www.militaryonesource.mil/ Team River Runner: https://www.teamriverrunner.org/ Warrior Expeditions: https://warriorexpeditions.org/ Reboot Recovery: https://rebootrecovery.com/ Connect with Austin Wallis: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClx1T8H95n2cli-uHkeSwIw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sidetrailadventures/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SideTrailAdventures Connect with Julie "Jester" Gayheart: Email: jester@jestersectionhiker.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jestersectionhiker/ Website: https://solo.to/jestersectionhiker Music for the Podcast provided by: The Okee Dokee Brothers - "Through The Woods" http://www.okeedokee.org/

Jester and co-host Austin Wallis are back this week and next week for a two-part series of conversations centered around Post Traumatic Stress. Austin shares with us about his career in the military and his current role of serving in the National Guard and working as a First Responder. Austin defines what PTS is for him, who can suffer from PTS, and begins to share how section hiking, paddling, and being in the outdoors have helped him in his daily life cope with PTS. Thanks for listening and Happy Section Hiking! Why do we go to the Wilderness?: https://youtu.be/wsf6DKUrZ9E PTS Resources: Military One Source: https://www.militaryonesource.mil/ Team River Runner: https://www.teamriverrunner.org/ Warrior Expeditions: https://warriorexpeditions.org/ Reboot Recovery: https://rebootrecovery.com/ Connect with Austin Wallis: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClx1T8H95n2cli-uHkeSwIw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sidetrailadventures/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SideTrailAdventures Connect with Julie "Jester" Gayheart: Email: jester@jestersectionhiker.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jestersectionhiker/ Website: https://solo.to/jestersectionhiker Music for the Podcast provided by: The Okee Dokee Brothers - "Through The Woods" http://www.okeedokee.org/

When Authentically American Founder & CEO Dean Wegner graduated from West Point over 50 percent of the apparel worn in America was made in the US. That figure is now 3 percent. Authentically American was founded to help reverse that trend. He asks every American – “Where is YOURS made?” He chose aviation upon graduation and became a helicopter pilot. Dean is unique in that he is an aviator authorized to wear the Ranger tab. He says the incredible stress and sleepless nights of the 72 day Ranger course was the perfect preparation for someone looking to start a company. Dean worked with Proctor & Gamble and Mars, Inc. before partnering to purchase Omega Apparel, a company manufacturing uniforms for the US military. This was his first foray into the apparel industry and inspiration to make the intentional choice to start a company with products “made in the USA with no exceptions.” Five minutes into an investor pitch, NASCAR legend Darrel Waltrip said “I'm in” because he felt the vision of Authentically American reflected his personal values. One of their core missions is creating American jobs and they also believe in giving back. Authentically American donates 10% of their profits to the Folded Flag Foundation and Reboot Recovery. They also produce products at cost for non-profits working in a variety of sectors. Dean intentionally chose to start off in the Business to Business market because corporations, charities and organizations spend $8 billion annually on apparel alone. His company then expanded into their own consumer brand and the collegiate market. Dean's advice to other entrepreneurs: Find what you love and are passionate about. Starting your own business is an incredible amount of work but if you are pursuing your passion it doesn't feel like work. Don't go it alone, enlist friends and colleagues in the journey. Don't try to be all things to all people. The issues exposed by the global pandemic reinforced Dean's belief in the mission of Authentically American. While he sees a trend toward re-shoring, he cautions that many industries don't have the infrastructure and workforce to make it happen right away. It will be a generational effort.

Roy Harrington joins Deacon Scott and Brenda to share information about the Reboot Recovery for Veterans and their families. Find more information https://rebootrecovery.com/military (here).

On this episode of MercyTalk, we discuss guilt, shame, and regret with the Executive Director of REBOOT Recovery, Evan Owens. Evan helps us understand the difference between guilt, shame, and regret, including how each can be used for both good and evil in our lives. Most importantly, Evan shares about how to move from the [...] The post Guilt, Shame, and Regret with Evan Owens appeared first on Mercy Multiplied.

Andrew & Chris wrap up their conversation with Evan Owens from Reboot Recovery this week. The conversation continues in Mental Health with personal stories of anxiety & depression. Find out more from Evan at https://rebootrecovery.com/ The post Discipleology – Season 3, Episode 22: Mental Health Pt. 2 appeared first on Bible Studies for Life.

We sit down with Evan Owens of Reboot Recovery this week to discuss Mental Health. The discussion is so rich that we split the conversation into two weeks of episodes. This is part 1. https://rebootrecovery.com/ The post Discipleology – Season 3, Episode 21: Mental Health Pt. 1 appeared first on Bible Studies for Life.

There is a growing problem in our nation. A suicide attempt happens every 22-seconds. One life is lost every 11-minutes and suicide is now the 2nd leading cause of death among ages 18-39. Today, we're talking with Evan Owens who, through Reboot Recovery, is helping people overcome trauma so they can embrace a brighter future. Let's meet them on this episode of PICK UP THE SIX podcast.

In Part 2 of this episode, Eileen and Victor continue their discussion with friends and mentors Chris and Rahnella Adsit, who have ministered with them in Iraq and specialize in helping those with PTSD. They share more about their work with REBOOT Recovery for trauma sufferers and programs that have aided veterans immensely. In addition, Rahnella explains how a near-death experience helped her leave fear behind and to live life to the fullest. Don't miss the conclusion to this conversation with a courageous couple! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Part 1 of this episode, Eileen and Victor host friends and mentors Chris and Rahnella Adsit, who specialize in helping those with PTSD. They have authored related Christ-centered books, including The Combat Healing Trauma Manual, which has been turned into a 12-week course for REBOOT Recovery. Chris has been passionate about discipleship since his days as a U.S. Olympic athlete, and the couple seeks to aid others in embracing all of life as a grand adventure. Tune in to hear more about the work of this inspiring pair! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Part 2 of this episode, Victor and Eileen continue their discussion with friends and mentors Chris and Rahnella Adsit, who have ministered with them in Iraq and specialize in helping those with PTSD. They share more about their work with REBOOT Recovery for trauma sufferers and programs that have aided veterans immensely. In addition, Rahnella explains how a near-death experience helped her leave fear behind and to live life to the fullest. Don't miss the conclusion to this conversation with a courageous couple!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Part 1 of this episode, Victor and Eileen host friends and mentors Chris and Rahnella Adsit, who specialize in helping those with PTSD. They have authored related Christ-centered books, including The Combat Healing Trauma Manual, which has been turned into a 12-week course for REBOOT Recovery. Chris has been passionate about discipleship since his days as a U.S. Olympic athlete, and the couple seeks to aid others in embracing all of life as a grand adventure. Tune in to hear more about the work of this inspiring couple!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's truly magical when the excitement and passion sparked by the decision to chase your dream overcomes the doubt and fear. That's what happened with today's guest, Dean Wegner. A graduate of West Point, a helicopter pilot and Army Ranger, and a veteran of the corporate business world, Dean had come to a crossroad in his life. He had three options to consider - two were executive roles with great responsibility and financial guarantees. The third was to start a company committed to exclusively selling American made apparel. Dean, after consulting his wife and family, along with several successful business mentors, he made his decision. With that, Authentically American was born. In this episode, Dean shares how knowing his core values, discovering his purpose, and igniting his passion has led to one of the toughest roles in his life - and one of the most rewarding. Want to be an entrepreneur? Great! But first, listen to Dean's story.   LINKS: Email: dwegner@authenticallyamerican.us Phone: 615-499-1510 Website: https://authenticallyamerican.us/ *Discount Code: FOUNDER = 25% off total purchase *one-time only purchase Social Media info LinkedIn Business: www.linkedin.com/company/authentically-american/ Personal: www.linkedin.com/in/dean-wegner-9874065/ Facebook: Business: www.facebook.com/AuthenticallyAmericanCo Personal: www.facebook.com/dean.wegner.31 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/authentically_american/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jMed1mFeNLWaMXS5H6NBw? FOLDED FLAG FOUNDATION: https://www.foldedflagfoundation.org/ REBOOT RECOVERY: https://rebootrecovery.com/ Connect with Bill: bill@brandingpillars.com www.brandingpillars.com www.brandingforresults.com IG - @wcellis Facebook - @CoachBillEllis LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/wcellis Book: Women Who Won   QUICK EPISODE SUMMARY  Welcome, Dean! How to know you're on to something What are your core values? How Dean keeps charity a part of his business God winks and perseverance  Dean's college journey  What drove Dean to set his goals How Dean picked his path How start ups get features A look into Dean's inventory  Fueling your kid's dreams Dean's answer to - What's The Point?

"Trauma is your intersection with the brokenness of the world, but recovery is your personal intersection with the redemptive heart of God." The mission of REBOOT Recovery is clear: To help people overcome trauma. Through faith-based courses, training, and online tools, their programs are led by people who get it because they've walked through trauma themselves and have come out stronger on the other side. REBOOT courses offer practical help for the entire family, and since 2011, over 10,000 people have experienced healing. In this episode, REBOOT Co-founder and Executive Director Evan Owens joins the podcast to share the story and mission of REBOOT Recovery. Evan specializes in organizational leadership, development, and leveraging technology to elevate a nonprofit's reach and impact. Evan has authored several books, including the REBOOT trauma healing curriculum, and has been a keynote and panel presenter at numerous conferences in the trauma recovery space. Evan believes in empowering everyday people to help their friends and neighbors who are struggling in the wake of painful experiences.  He is married to Dr. Jenny Owens, co-founder of REBOOT and has three young children. To find out more about REBOOT Recovery, visit https://rebootrecovery.com.  Find more information online at https://www.thewarriorsjourney.org/podcast Follow us on Facebook • Instagram • Twitter

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In today's episode Sarah chats with veteran couple, Jason and Alisha Horn. Be sure to watch the whole episode because they get TWO surprises that are simply delightful! Sarah and her husband John met Jason and Alisha through Reboot Recovery, an organization that helped both couples heal after combat. Jason and Alisha have faced many trials throughout their lives, both together and on their own, and yet they are some of the warmest, most good-natured people Sarah and John know. They've faced war, injuries and chronic illness, plus have created a blended family that works better than any we've ever seen. And even though they continue to face health issues and family concerns, they spend most of their time pouring into others, and always manage to keep their spirits high and choose to focus on love and goodness no matter what comes their way. In this episode we chat about: - Finding life-long love later in life and/or the second time around - An approach to blended families that works - Tactics for feeling the feels then moving on - Courses and books for building a better marriage - The most important thing you need to get you through the rest of this pandemic We hope you enjoy the show and please continue the conversation in the comments on our website, where you can also find links to all the resources mentioned in the show: https://bravelove.tv/authors-drs-les-and-leslie-parrott-and-ron-l-deal-surprise-veteran-couple-jason-and-alisha-horn-episode-9 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bravelovetv/message

In today's episode Sarah chats with Chris and Rahnella Adsit, the writers behind the Combat Trauma Healing Manual and When War Comes Home. Chris and Rahnella Adsit have been serving Christian nonprofit programs for forty years. They served with Cru, Athletes in Action, Cru Military, and founded Branches of Valor International, a nonprofit serving military and first responder families whose lives have been touched by service-related stress and trauma. Branches of Valor facilitated small, weekly group meetings called Rally Point Groups, where members developed a sense of family, trust and mutual support, to help each other connect with God and heal their mind, body and soul after trauma. In 2017, Chris and Rahnella merged Branches of Valor with Reboot Recovery, an organization also focusing on helping military and first responder families, so they could increase their impact together. Rahnella is now Reboot's International Director and Chris is their National Resource Coordinator. They've authored several books, including the Combat Trauma Healing Manual and When War Comes Home workbook, both of which had life-changing impacts on both Sarah and John. Plus, the First Responder Healing Manual, among others. They live in Eugene, Oregon, where they have raise four children, including an Afghanistan war veteran, a wildland firefighter and the wife of a Marine Major. In this episode we chat about: How the Combat Trauma Healing manual came together through Cru Military Recovering from a 100% disabled PTSD status Healing from trauma takes great courage, but it's possible Letting our lives be ruled by love, not fear The more you choose love over fear, the easier it gets Self-love is just as important as loving others Using a sabbath (one day of rest per week) to stay healthy We hope you enjoy the show and please continue the conversation in the comments on our website, where you can also find links to all the resources mentioned in the show: https://www.bravelove.tv/recovering-from-trauma-and-ptsd-takes-courage-butit's-100%-possible,-with-chris-&-rahnella-adsit-(episode-7)/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bravelovetv/message

This week Michael interviews John Stevenson and Marie Hastey of REBOOT Recovery. REBOOT Recovery exists to help veterans, first responders and their families heal from the moral and spiritual wounds associated with service-related trauma. They do this through groundbreaking trauma healing courses – REBOOT Combat Recovery and REBOOT First Responders, which provide a unique blend of clinical insight with […]

Benny Braden (Plug It In) joins me to share his story about recovering and living with PTS as a long distance hiker. I am very grateful for Benny being so open and willing to share his story as a hiker and professional, as I hope it helps others who might be working through mental health challenges themselves and need some motivation in their life. Benny's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plugitinhikes and his YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnKi9dSMX8xdpUXGlcnSZhQ In the episode we talk a lot about Reboot Recovery, here is where you can learn more about Reboot Recovery: https://rebootrecovery.com/ Thank you to Art Of The Trek for sponsoring today's episode. You can check out their new Buddies feature here: http://www.buddies.artofthetrek.com Want to connect with me? Shoot me an email, backcountryexposure@gmail.com or message me on Instagram. @backcountryexposure or @backpackingexperiencepodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebackpackingexperience/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebackpackingexperience/support

- Is 2020 the year that #PoliticalCorrectness finally ends? Last night at the #GoldenGlobes, host #RickyGervais tears into fake #Hollywood and the viewers loved it, but the Liberal Elites are not. So will he and the others who call out their hypocrisies be blacklisted? Let's watch the video and weigh in … - Tips to Stay #Fit while #Pregnant with Nicollette Moore. Plus the Best and Worst things about having a baby. - #Aliens do exist and they live amongst us, says #Britain's first #Astronaut. Did she just spill the beans or just smoke too many greens? Let's take a look at what she is claiming as fact… #UFO - #Celebrity #FactOrCrap. I got a list of Celebs and a list of allegations, some good and some terrible and you gotta guess which one is fact and which one is crap. #KimKardashian is all natural? #LocalNews #Clarksville #MiddleTennessee #Nashville - Clarksville, within your borders are premium barbeque sauces being made and it starting to take over. It's called Smitty's Beard Sauce and Smitty joins us to go over how it all got started and why the Veteran took the risk to peruse his passion. https://smittysbeardsauce.com/ - Clarksville, the organization called Reboot Recovery, which first started right here and has now spread across the nation and beyond, has helped thousands of #Military and #FirstResponders and their families heal internally from the wounds from within. Bryan Flanery joins us today to tell one of their success stories #PTSD #Veterans #RebootRecovery https://rebootrecovery.com/ - Sometimes true love is missed, maybe we can help, With #QueenCity #Missed #Connections, I have three posts from the #CraigslistMissedConnection section and ya gotta guess which one is from Clarksville. Let's see if we get these lovers together --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joe-padula/support

In today's episode Sarah chat's with Andy and Zoe Cullen of PTSD Resurrected Inc (https://ptsdresurrected.org). Andy is a veteran of 17 years service in the Australian Army. Retiring as a Major in 2012 having served 6 years as a soldier in the Royal Australian Infantry (RAINF) and later as an Officer in the Royal Australian Engineers (RAE) focusing much of his career in Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD). He was awarded the COMMENDATION FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE for operations in Afghanistan. Zoe grew up in the tranquil hills of Byron Bay living in a mud brick home built by her parents. Zoe has a passion for life, family, travel and after university married into the Army, her own career taking a back seat to Andy's life as a Military Officer. Andy was diagnosed with PTSD following multiple deployments to Afghanistan. Zoe was forced into the position of sole parent of their four young children. Andy's condition worsened while he battled with a loss of identity and purpose following his retirement from the Army. He eventually ended up in a mental hospital falling into a dark depression that very nearly cost him his life, leaving Zoe to pick up the pieces of the broken family. Together they fought their way through the many challenges that living with PTSD brings. PTSD RESURRECTED Inc gives a unique insight into the realities and sacrifices of service and its effects on individuals marriage and family. Our Goal is to break down stigmas associated with Mental Illness by providing awareness and support to individuals and families impacted by trauma as a result of their service. We provide tools, resources and community needed to overcome suffering. If you're looking for help overcoming any kind of service-related trauma — you can learn more at https://ptsdresurrected.org and find them on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/PTSDresurrected/), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/ptsdresurrected/) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/PTSDresurrected). They also happen to be very dear friends of ours, as John and I have a very similar story to them and are both graduates and facilitators of REBOOT Recovery programs. They feel like great friends even though we've only ever interacted online! That goes to show community can happen, even if only virtually. In this episode we chat about: - How Andy went from a PTSD diagnosis and being suicidal to living a joy and hope-filled life - How PTSD affected their whole family and how Zoe and the children coped - Learning to fight together instead of fighting each other - What life looks like now that they devote their time to helping others like them - How sharing their story has spread to the States and Ireland - Why they help all people who serve in any capacity (nurses, teachers, pastors, etc.) - How healing from PTSD requires family and/or community We hope you enjoy the show and please continue the conversation in the comments below! We hope you enjoy the show and please continue the conversation in the comments on our website, where you can also find links to all the resources mentioned in the show: https://www.bravelove.tv/how-ptsd-affects-the-whole-family-no-matter-where-youre-from-with-our-australian-friends-andy-and-zoe-cullen-episode-3/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bravelovetv/message

In today's episode we chat with Dr. Jenny and Evan Owens of Reboot Recovery (http://rebootrecovery.com/). Jenny Owens is the Co-founder and Outcomes Director of REBOOT Recovery. REBOOT Recovery is 501(c)3 non-profit that helps veterans, first responders and their loved ones heal from the moral and spiritual wounds associated with service-related trauma. Jenny is an occupational therapist and has previously worked for the Department of Defense treating active duty soldiers with traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress. Jenny specializes in neurocognitive and psychosocial rehabilitation as well as return to duty evaluation. Jenny has contributed to numerous occupational therapy publications including the mTBI Rehabilitation Toolkit (2015), TBI Interventions to Support Occupational Performance (2014), and Occupational Therapy for Physical Dysfunction, 7th ed. (2013). Her husband, Evan Owens, is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of REBOOT Recovery. Since 2012, REBOOT has expanded to more than 250 locations nationwide. Evan has authored several books, including the REBOOT trauma healing curriculum, and has been a keynote speaker at numerous conferences in the trauma recovery space. Evan was formerly the CEO for Centresource. Under his leadership, Centresource was named to the INC 5000 and the Inner City 100 Fastest Growing Companies in the US lists. If you're looking for help overcoming military or first responder trauma — you can learn more at http://RebootRecovery.com and find them on Facebook (http://facebook.com/rebootrecovery), Instagram (http://instagram.com/rebootrecovery) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/rebootrecovery). They also happen to be very dear friends of ours, as John and I are not only graduates of their programs, we have been facilitators for years AND John works for Reboot as their Operations Director. In this episode we chat about: - How these two civilians started a nonprofit to help military families and first responders - How they focus on relationships over programs - Brave Love doesn't look like having it all together before moving forward - Empowering every day people to help communities overcome trauma - The difference between people who heal and people who don't - How love can break through hardened hearts (Sarah's included!) - Fear doesn't leave it just changes We hope you enjoy the show and please continue the conversation in the comments below! We hope you enjoy the show and please continue the conversation in the comments on our website, where you can also find links to all the resources mentioned in the show: https://www.bravelove.tv/how-love-is-helping-military-first-responder-families-heal-at-reboot-recovery-with-dr-jenny-evan-owens-episode-2-new/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bravelovetv/message

In “The Power of Communion”, Adam LaVigne explains many ways taking communion can steady us in the storms of life. Adam works for REBOOT Recovery and helps vets and first responders heal from the spiritual wounds of service related trauma and service as an Army National Guard chaplain. This message was given at Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com.