Trauma Therapist, Minister, and New York Times Best- Selling Author, Dr. Anita Phillips is sharing tangible tools and eye-opening revelations about healing through faith and psychology in the newest episode of "Healed Girl Era Podcast." Her powerful book, "The Garden Within: Where the War with Your Emotions Ends and Your Most Powerful Life Begins," takes readers on a journey of how God designed our bodies with deep intention and reverence for the full spectrum human experience. In this conversation, Gia and Dr. Anita explore how she navigates times of deep joy and debilitating sadness, the importance of faith and therapy, why loving on our body is important, the healing power of music, exercises to calm the vagus nerve, and more. She also shares two memorable words to pray that could be a game-changer for anyone who is dealing with the storms of life, but wants to stay connected to God.

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- PsychologyToday.com
- Blackgirlssmile.org/
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