The Still Waters Podcast
This podcast is hosted by the counselors and coaches with The Still Waters. Teri, Rufus, Abrielle, and Julie bring their expertise to this platform to educate, encourage and enlighten the listener. Various topics will be discussed in the hopes of helping with healing or bringing awareness to culture and community.
The Still Waters Podcast
2025 Year in Review: Counseling & Coaching Takeaways from The Still Waters Team
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In this episode of The Still Waters Podcast, the team – Julie, Rufus, Abrielle, and Teri – gather to discuss their experiences from the year 2025 as counselors and coaches. They touch upon the fragmentation within families, sexual abuse, dysfunction, and identity crises among young people. The conversation delves into the necessity of continuous education, the impact of patient care, and the importance of creating safe spaces for clients. The team also reflects on the struggles of balancing work and personal life, the challenges of dealing with younger clients, and the need for a stronger focus on mental health in schools. They express concerns about the lack of mental health awareness in the church and broader society and share their insights on dealing with complex issues like faith questioning and gender identity among clients. The episode concludes with an appreciation for the trust clients place in them and a commitment to continuous improvement in their profession.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:53 Julie Reflects on the Year
03:52 Challenges in Counseling
10:44 Balancing Work and Personal Life
22:44 The Importance of Mental Health in Schools
24:48 Lessons Learned from Clients
32:47 Addressing Faith and Identity Issues
38:59 Final Thoughts and Looking Ahead
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Email us at:
- Julie@stillwaterslife.com
- Rufus@stillwaterslife.com
- Teri@stillwaterslife.com
- Abrielle@stillwaterslife.com
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