Hey Tabi!

Welcome to "Hey Tabi!" the podcast where we talk about the hard things out loud, with our actual lips. We'll cover all kinds of topics across the mental health spectrum, including how it intersects with the Christian faith. Nothing is off limits here & we are not "take-two-verses-and-call-me-in-the-morning."

I'm Tabitha Westbrook & I'm a licensed trauma therapist (but I'm not your trauma therapist). I'm an expert in domestic abuse & coercive control & how complex trauma impacts our health & well-being. Our focus here is knowledge & healing - trauma doesn't have to eat your lunch forever. There is hope! Now, let's get going!

How to connect:
https://www.tabithawestbrook.com/

Therapy Website: (We are able to see clients in NC & TX)
https://thejourneyandtheprocess.com/

Instagram:
@tabithathecounselor
@_tjatp

Disclaimer: This podcast is not therapy & is for informational purposes only. If you need therapy I encourage you to find an awesome therapist licensed where you are that can help you out!!

Guest

Elizabeth Woodson

Elizabeth Woodson is a Bible teacher, author, and founder of The Woodson Institute, a ministry dedicated to helping believers understand their Christian faith and live as disciples of Jesus.

For over 15 years, Elizabeth has been teaching the Bible, training ministry leaders, and creating discipleship resources that meet people right where they are. She's known for taking deep theological ideas and making them simple, practical, and relevant to everyday life.

Elizabeth holds a Master's degree in Christian Education from Dallas Theological Seminary and is the author of four books, most recently Habits of Resistance: 7 Ways You're Being Formed by Culture and Gospel Practices to Help You Push Back

She also co-hosts Shalomies , a podcast where two friends have real conversations about faith and culture, discussing what it means to experience shalom and truly flourish in every area of life.

https://www.elizabethwoodson.net/

Guest appearance on:

You Can Question God and Still Be Faithful with Elizabeth Woodson