Podcast appearances and mentions of Theresa Burke

Dr. Theresa Burke returns to share about her program Grief to Grace, how it helps abuse victims, Pope Francis' support, and its impact for those suffering the trauma of war.

Dr. Theresa Burke discuses Rachel's Vineyard's mission, the retreat program, the effects of abortion trauma on the culture, and the connections between abuse and abortion.

If you've ever felt alone in the aftermath of an abortion, shrouded in silence and carrying the weight of a choice that fills your heart with regret and that you are too far gone from God's love, you're not alone. My guest, Beth Burris, opens up about her path from teenage turmoil to after decades of struggles found profound peace. Beth shares great wisdom and insights on support that exists for those struggling with considering abortion today and for those that have experienced abortion. I pray this episode is a first step that brings hope and healing to many. Connect with Beth on FB: https://www.facebook.com/bethburrissaveonechaptercoordinator Book reference - Forbidden Grief: The Unspoken Pain of Abortion by Theresa Burke https://a.co/d/dxx9cCQ Connect with Christa Joy: You can support Christa Joy Ministries by purchasing a coffee. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/powerfulwhisper Christa Joy would love to connect with you further. Please consider signing up for the newsletter on the main page of the website at ⁠www.christajoyministries.com⁠. Christa's Books are available on Amazon or at Christa Joy Ministries website. ·        Powerful Whispers Devotional. Amazon link https://a.co/d/2BTdofJ ·        A Busy Mom's Prayer Journal. Amazon Link https://a.co/d/0jtiDaG Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/powerfulwhisperspodcast/⁠ Facebook:  ⁠https://www.facebook.com/ChristaJoyMinistries⁠ Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/christajoyministries/

Guests: Kevin and Theresa Burke, Co-Founders, Rachel's Vineyard

Theresa Burke answers several questions for The Abortion Museum and this is the raw footage of our interview. This footage will assist us in creating a series of museum exhibits on the truth/history surrounding abortion. Transcript The transcript was automatically … Continued The post The ProLife Team Podcast 134 | Theresa Burke appeared first on Pro Life Ribbon.

We have a special guest Theresa Burke, founder of Rachel's Vineyard, to discuss some of the clinical psychology behind Rachel's Vineyard and how it began. For the second half of the show, John and Jonathan discuss the Fresno Bee targeting McCarthy constantly, and the ongoing saga of the military trying to fund abortions.

Join hosts Karen Garnett and Brett Attebery as they welcome Theresa Burke, Ph.D., Founder of Rachel's Vineyard Ministries! Hear the amazing stories of these beautiful healing ministries' origins and expansion. In 1986, Dr. Burke started one of the first therapeutic support groups for women who had experienced the trauma of abortion after founding The Center for Post-Abortion Healing. Rachel's Vineyard: A Psychological and Spiritual Journey for Post-Abortion Healing was then published in 1994: a unique support group model for counselors, offering a very concrete, emotional experience for women who were grieving the loss of their aborted children. In 1995, Dr. Burke adapted and expanded the curriculum into a format for weekend retreats. Soon individuals seeking healing began to travel from other states to experience this very effective, sensorial healing process. Rachel's Vineyard has now grown to over 1000 retreats annually – for women and men – offered by 375 sites in 49 states and 70 countries! Dr. Burke has additionally created the weeklong Grief to Grace healing program for victims of sexual abuse, as well as the Duty to Heal program for the military community – each with tremendous impact. We could not begin to adequately thank Dr. Burke and her teams for their decades of work in these critical healing ministries – because “Everyone Deserves to Heal!” We pray you will be equally blessed by this inspiring conversation!

The fall of Roe v. Wade in the United States a few months ago opened the abortion debate once again. And as important as that debate is, the women and men affected by abortion frequently struggle with unresolved emotions for years, even decades.  In this challenging but hope-filled conversation Dr. Carol talks with Dr. Theresa Burke, the founder of Rachel's Vineyard, the largest post-abortion ministry in the world. Hear Dr. Burke's perspective on what happens in a person's internal world after an abortion, and the path to experiencing restoration, renewal, and healing. Find out more about Rachel's Vineyard (post-abortion ministry for women and men) Find out more about Grief to Grace (healing the wounds of abuse) Dr. Carol would love to hear from you. You can leave a confidential message here. 

How Dr. Theresa Burke was inspired to develop Rachel's Vineyard into an international outreach with over 1000 retreats each year… Discover how it anticipated later developments in the field of trauma treatment.

Listen as I speak to Rachel's Vineyard Founder, Theresa Burke, as she explains the reasons that she started this ministry to help women and men heal after abortion.  Hear about her supervisors when she was a student, who told her to not address the issue of abortion for women suffering.  Now Theresa is bringing help and healing to all people through truth and love.

Clintons, Lorena Bobbitt, Barbara Walters and the abortion that caused it all! - Dr. Theresa Burke by Priests for Life

Theresa Burke on Judy Garland and how her abortion destroyed her life by Priests for Life

Just ask Janet with Dr. Theresa Burke, Founder Of Rachel's Vineyard & Grief To Grace by Priests for Life

With the news of Governor Andrew Cuomo's resignation amid a bombshell investigation into sexual harrassment allegations, TCA colleague Ashley McGuire joins to discuss all the victims of Governor Cuomo including the elderly given their treatment during the first wave of the COVID pandemic as well as the unborn who suffer from some of the most expansive abortion laws in the country. We also chat with Dr. Theresa Burke, executive director and founder of Rachel's Vineyard, discussing the important work of helping post-abortive women and men heal from terrible trauma. Father Roger Landry also offers an inspiring homily for the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Catch the show every Saturday at 7amET/5pm ET on EWTN radio!

Janet Morana talks with Dr. Theresa Burke, Founder, Rachel's Vineyard on 'Just Ask Janet'

Theresa Burke, founder of Rachel's Vineyard talks about the : Consequences of abortion & forgiveness expressed in Evangelium Vitae by John Paul II

Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director, Priests for Life interview with Dr. Theresa Burke, Founder, Rachel's Vineyard

Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director, Priests for Life speaks with Dr. Theresa Burke, founder of Rachel's Vineyard about the trauma caused by chemical abortion.

The sexual abuse crisis has polarised the Church, and injured us all. Those who have survived clerical and other sexual abuse need the Church's healing power, but they are often alienated and unwelcome because they are seen as troublemakers. Innocent people scandalised by the crisis also need the Church's healing power, but they are sometimes unable to forgive the victims for coming forward. So how can we bridge this apparently unbridgeable gap? This presentation will examine the impact of sexual abuse on the individual, the impact of trauma, and how we as a Church - all of us - can begin to help restore to victims their full dignity in Christ. It will also describe Grief to Grace, a new sensory-based model for healing sexual abuse that follows the Sorrowful Mysteries."

Terapevtka Theresa Burke iz ZDA je zaradi svojih dolgoletnih izkušnjah dela z ženskami, ki imajo za seboj umetni splav, ustanovila duhovne vaje z imenom Rahelin vinograd. Z njimi želi pristopiti na pomoč materam in očetom, ki se soočajo s hudimi posledicami po opravljenem splavu. Ker je ta zakonsko dovoljen, staršem po splavu še vedno ni dovoljeno žalovati. Theresa Burke je zato napisala knjigo Prepovedano žalovanje, ki je nedavno izšla tudi v slovenščini. Ob tem je obiskala Slovenijo in mi smo jo povabili v naš studio.

As a psychologist specializing in PTSD, Diane Hernandez helps women overcome trauma associated with infertility and pregnancy losses. This includes abortions and the societal stigma which does nothing except prohibit women from adequately expressing their pain. In many cases, this can manifest as mood disorders including anxiety and depression which can lead to substance abuse, and even suicidal tendencies. Please open your heart and mind and give this episode a listen. We hope to bring awareness so women, and even some men, can express their grief and sadness without the fear or stigma associated with this very delicate topic. Available resources for anyone suffering in silence: Forbidden Grief: The Unspoken Pain of Abortion by Theresa Burke with David C. Reardon, 2002, 2007; Unsung Lullabies by David Diamond, Martha Diamond, Janet Jaffe. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Love Will End Abortion 038 *Healing After Abortion with Dr. Theresa Burke, Founder and Executive Director of Rachel's Vineyard. *Second Tuesday Live Calls and Questions.

Love Will End Abortion 034 *Healing After Abortion with Dr. Theresa Burke, Founder and Executive Director of Rachel's Vineyard. Second Tuesday Live Calls and Questions

Love Will End Abortion 030 *Healing After Abortion with Dr. Theresa Burke, Founder and Executive Director of Rachel's Vineyard. Second Tuesday Live Calls and Questions.

Putting aside the politics to talk about the real struggles some men and women face after abortion. --- "It's usually surrounded with secrecy, it's not something they talk about casually like they would that they're going to go get a breast implant and there's a bad job done or a botched surgery. Because of the shame that a lot of the women do feel, it's not inherently experienced as an empowering act, it's something that they just don't want a lot of people to know." Abortion is an incredibly politicised issue, and a hotly debated topic. It seems like everyone has something to say about the "right to life" or the "right to choose" - or both. Often hidden from view are those who have been through abortion, and how some of them - men and women alike - struggle with the decision they have made. In this episode, we hear from some of these people, and from Dr Theresa Burke, a psychologist who has dedicated her life to helping those who've been impacted by abortion. She shares some of her confronting early experiences of being a counselor, and how they led her to start Rachel's Vineyard, a retreat for women and men who are seeking help for depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, and grief in the wake of abortion. --- If you or someone you know is experiencing trauma or distress after having an abortion, we strongly urge you to seek support. In Australia, the Abortion Grief and Pregnancy Crisis Hotline is 1300 363 550. Rachel's Vineyard operates in 84 countries around the world, and 37 languages. For more information about Rachel's Vineyard, visit: www.rachelsvineyard.org. SUBSCRIBE to Life & Faith on iTunes: http://bit.ly/lifeandfaithonitunes.

Dr. Theresa Burke, Gründerin von Rachel’s Vineyard Ministries – Rachels Weinberg

Dr. Theresa Burke founder of Rachel's Vineyard and Fr. Dominic Allain co-founder and spiritual director, Grief to Grace Ministries, talk about sexual abuse, abortion and the journey to healing. This broadcast of The Catholic Conversation is brought to you by Villa Fatima Skilled Nursing Centers and Bradley Hahn, Attorney at Law. 2-10-15-Catholic-Convo

Dr. Theresa Burke, Gründerin von Rachel’s Vineyard Ministries – Rachels Weinberg

Guest host, for Kathleen Beckman , Annie Karto will discuss with Dr. Theresa Burke, founder of Rachel’s Vineyard, how this largest post-abortion ministry came about, and her new program, Grief to Grace.

Friday July 27, 2012 In this week’s episode: we turn our attention to the tender subject of recovery and healing from the wounds of sexual abuse, especially those sustained in childhood. My guest, Dawn Eden, shares some of the spiritual richness she found after coming into the Catholic Church as a convert, and how the prayers, sacraments, and saints of the church offer solace and renewal for those who have suffered from sexual wounds. Programming note: due to the sensitive nature of this topic, parental discretion is advised. While no abuse is graphically described in this conversation, we wish to protect the innocence of children who may be in earshot of the program. This program also features some excerpts from St. Faustina’s Diary of Divine Mercy, and in particular, contains a lovely prayer of thanksgiving for the gift of grace found in the sacramental life. This week’s segments: “Blessed are They”: St Faustina and a reading from her Diary, Divine Mercy in My Soul “Among Women” Guest: Dawn Eden Links for this episode: Catholic New Media Conference, and the related conference of Catholic Marketing Network and Catholic Writers Guild St. M Faustina’ Diary, Divine Mercy in My Soul Divine Mercy website My Peace I Give You :Healing Sexual Wounds with Help of the Saints, by Dawn Eden Pat’s review of My Peace I Give You The Dawn Patrol, Dawn Eden’s blog Contact information for Dawn Eden. Pat is offering a free drawing for Dawn Eden’s book, My Peace I Give You, just send your name in before August 10, 2012 via email at amongwomenpodcast@me.com, or via the Among Women facebook page. Here are some of the photos of the stained glass triptych that Dawn Eden describes in this episode: The stained glass triptych found the Dalhgren Chapel of the Sacred Heart, Georgetown University. Window 1: Jesus gives us his Sacred Heart through the Eucharist, at the Last Supper, as a permanent memorial of his approaching Passion. Window 2: The Sacred Heart triumphs on the Cross, as Jesus gives his physical wounds “for the Life of the world” (Jn 6:15) — and in our hearts, as Jesus calls Mary to become Mother of his Mystical Body, the Church Window 3: Through Holy Communion, the Sacred Heart in the Eucharist–the same one poured out for on the Cross –and the Sacred Heart in the Church are joined in an exchange of love. (This window depicts St. John giving Holy Communion to Mary.) (Photos by Frank Miller, courtesy of Dawn Eden)   Other Shows of Related Interest: AW 10: Describes the life story of St. Maria Goretti AW 47: ”Margaret”, anonymously describes her life-long journey from being a victim of sexual abuse* to her eventual recovery and healing. She describes the four steps toward recovery: from being a victim, to being a survivor, to becoming a striver, and eventually, a thriver. AW 79: Overcoming the Trauma of Sexual Abuse, with Dr. Theresa Burke, founder of Rachel’s Vineyard ”Margaret”, anonymously describes her life-long journey from being a victim of sexual abuse* to her eventual recovery and healing. She describes the four steps toward recovery: from being a victim, to being a survivor, to becoming a striver, and eventually, a thriver. AW 103: When Forgiveness is Hard, with Rosario Rodriguez giving testimony on recovering from violent attacks, and forgiving one’s assailant.